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Every Way In: find local businesses and every way to reach them

Type a trade and a county. Your own Google Sheet finds the local businesses, reads each one's own website, and lists every way in: the email, the owner's name, the phone, the contact form, LinkedIn. Sorted richest first, with the page each one came from.

$19.99Once. No subscription.

Buy it on Gumroad

Checkout is by Gumroad, in a window over this page. No Gumroad account needed. You get the Sheet link and the setup guide by email straight away.

See it work

A two-minute demo is coming: one county search, start to finish.

Who it's for

Freelancers, agencies and small B2B sellers who sell to local businesses (plumbers, accountants, law firms, insurance agents, restaurants) and are tired of lists that stop at a phone number.
People who'd rather pay once than sign up for another monthly tool.
Not for you if you need 10,000 leads today. It works in the background, a batch at a time.

What you get

The Sheet

A copy link to the Google Sheet

Click it, Google makes a copy in your own Drive, and it's yours. Every line of the script is readable in your copy.

The setup guide

About 15 minutes, once

Every Google screen explained, from making your free Google key to your first search. The Sheet walks you through it too.

Reading your results

Every column, every label, every limit

What each column means, how it was got, and what it misses. Your own notes columns stay yours on every rerun.

What one row looks like

name: Smith Plumbing & Heating
email: jane@smithplumbing.com (own domain, from /contact)
contact: Jane Smith, Owner (named on /about)
phones: (555) 010-0142
linkedin: LinkedIn (their company's People tab)
also: contact form, Facebook, booking link
tier: Lots of ways in

A made-up example. Real rows carry the page each item was found on, so you can check it.

How it works

Copy the Sheet and add your Google key The setup walks you through it. Google needs a card on file to give you a key, even for free use; the Sheet stops just under Google's free 1,000 searches a month unless you turn paid searches on.
Ask for a trade and a place "Dentists" in "Miami-Dade County, FL". The Sheet searches the county, then every postal town in it, and merges duplicates. It tells you the cost before it spends anything. Or paste your own list of websites, which uses no Google searches at all.
It reads each business's own website Emails, the owner or contact their site names, phones, the contact form, booking and social links, and a LinkedIn link, each with the page it came from and why we think it's theirs. Chains and agents of national brands get flagged.
Work the list, richest first Lots of ways in, Some ways in, Hard to reach (always with the reason). Add your own notes and status; they survive every rerun.

Checked by hand

We ran it on 54 real local businesses in Lancaster, PA (law firms, accountants, insurance agents, restaurants, manufacturers and a few more) and checked every answer by hand. One county, a handful of trades, so read it as that and not as "tested everywhere".

0 wrong emails. Every address it gave was theirs.
An email for 41 of the 46 businesses that print one on their site.
The right contact named for 29 of the 43 whose site names someone, and 0 wrong ones.

Honest limits

Built for the US. Whole-county search works for any US county or Louisiana parish; a town or city is one search of up to 60 businesses. Your own lists of websites work anywhere.
You need a Google account (a free Gmail is fine), your own Google key, and a card on file with Google. Free within Google's monthly allowance, about six county searches a month; if you turn paid searches on, you set the limit and the bill is between you and Google.
Google returns about 30 to 45 businesses per search, so even a full county run misses some it ranks low. The Sheet says "searched all 53 towns", never "found all".
About half of small businesses print an email on their site. For the rest you get every other way in we can find.
Names come only from the business's own site. A site that names nobody gets no name. Some sites block automated readers; those rows say so.
It finds ways in. It doesn't send email, and it can't promise anyone replies.
It runs in your own Google account. We never see your searches, your results or your key.

Questions

Do I need a Gumroad account to buy it?

No. Checkout is by Gumroad, and Gumroad does not need you to have an account: you pay, and the receipt email carries the link to your copy.

Why does Google need a card if it is free?

Google requires a billing account for its Maps services, even for free use. The Sheet stops just under Google's free 1,000 searches a month by default, so you should not pay Google anything.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere near us. The Sheet runs in your own Google account, with your own Google key. We never see your searches, your results or your key, and we store nothing.

I'm signed into more than one Google account. Does that matter?

No. Every button runs as the account that owns your copy of the Sheet, and the setup tells you which account to check for when it opens Google Cloud.

Does it send my emails?

No. It finds who to contact and how. What you send, and whether anyone replies, is up to you.

Does it work in Excel?

No. It is a Google Sheet. It works in any browser on any computer, with a Google account.

What if it does not work for me?

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