Data reports
What a list of each trade actually contains. Counted over 4,063,209 records scraped from Google Maps.
Leadity has counted 4,063,209 Google Maps business records across 32 trades, and what a listing publishes varies enormously by trade. Mobile-number share runs from 12.8% to 62.9%. The share with no website at all runs from 14.5% to 55%. Each report below counts one trade, by state, from our own scrapes.
The reports. One trade each, with its own figures and its own state table.
Each report is about a list of the businesses in one trade, for whoever sells to them - agencies, software companies, suppliers. None of it is customer leads for the trade itself.
32 trades are measured and 5 are published. A trade earns a report by two bars at once: ten or more separate customers have ordered it, and it holds at least 5,000 measured records - the first is whether anybody wants it, the second is whether a percentage off it means anything. The rest follow once these are indexed. If your trade is missing and you want its numbers, ask us and we will send them.
Why the differences are this large. They are facts about the trade, not about the scraper.
A trade whose work happens at the customer's address answers a mobile; one with a counter and an opening time answers a landline. A trade that sells online has a website and a trade that fills its diary by word of mouth does not. None of that is surprising once it is written down, and none of it was available as a number before, because answering it needs a line-type classifier run over millions of rows against the NANPA thousand-block table - and then the rows.
It matters commercially in one direction: every one of these shares is a filter you can buy. If 32% of a trade has no website, that 32% is orderable on its own, and you pay for the rows rather than sifting them.
Questions.
From three kinds of seller, which sell different things. A data broker sells rows out of a list it already holds; a raw scraper sells you the tool, and the cleaning is yours; Leadity scrapes Google Maps for one trade and area when you order and bills per record that passes your filters - from $0.0032 a business record, $0.016 with a carrier-verified mobile, and $0.0559 with the owner's name as well.
Not here. These are lists of the businesses themselves - their numbers, websites and reviews - for whoever sells to them. A roofer looking for homeowners who want a new roof is looking for customer leads, a different product that Leadity does not sell.
Yes. Turn on the email filter and only the businesses whose own website publishes an address are delivered, with the address: 1 credit a record, $16 to $58 for 1,000, in any trade in the catalog and any US state or Canadian province.
A list is scraped from Google Maps when you order it, so it is as current as the listings are that day. The shares on these pages were read on 2026-09-25, over every record our scrapes have returned.
Want the addresses rather than the numbers? Business email lists, by trade and area, with every address read off the business's own website.
Pick a trade, pick the states, keep what you want.
From $0.0032 a business record and $0.016 with a carrier-verified mobile, scraped live when you press go.