Prospect Cheap vs LocalProspects

A plain comparison of what each tool does, where it is strong, and how to pick between them.

Updated Oct 22, 2026 · 3 min read

The short answer

LocalProspects is a Google Maps lead tool that adds emails and owner names to local business results. Prospect Cheap is a lead generation tool that searches six live sources — Google Maps, YouTube, the Facebook Ad Library, Product Hunt, TrustMRR and Skool — and returns each lead with emails, the owner's name and social profiles. Choose LocalProspects for agencies focused on Google Maps leads; choose Prospect Cheap when you want fresh, outreach-ready lists of local businesses, creators, advertisers or founders.

Side by side

Prospect CheapLocalProspects
Type of toolLive lead scraper with enrichmentGoogle Maps lead tool
Where leads come fromGoogle Maps, YouTube, Facebook Ad Library, Product Hunt, TrustMRR, SkoolGoogle Maps
How you use itWeb app — no code, searches run on our serversWeb app
Contact detailsEmails from the website, owner name and title, mobile numbers with carrier, 6 social networksListing data; some tools add website emails
ExportsCSV, Instantly, GoHighLevelVaries — check LocalProspects
Pricing modelOne credit per lead, from $29/month for 10,000 creditsSubscription and credit plans
Free start100 free credits, no cardCheck LocalProspects

This table describes the products in general terms; features and prices change, so check LocalProspects's website for current details.

Where LocalProspects is strong

  • Google Maps lead lists
  • Owner-name enrichment
  • Agency-friendly exports

If those are what you need most, LocalProspects is a sensible choice.

Where Prospect Cheap is different

Prospect Cheap searches Google Maps live like these tools do, and then enriches every result from the business website: all emails found, the owner's name and title with a confidence score, mobile numbers with carrier, and six social networks. It also covers five more lead sources in the same account.

  • They need more than Google Maps — creators on YouTube, advertisers in the Facebook Ad Library, new launches on Product Hunt, founders with verified revenue on TrustMRR or members of a Skool community.
  • They want the owner's name, not just the business phone number, so emails reach the person who decides.
  • They prefer paying per lead they actually receive, with failed searches free, over fixed monthly export limits.

Pricing approach

Prospect Cheap uses credits: one credit per lead you receive, and a search that fails costs nothing — the credits set aside for it go straight back. Plans are Starter ($29/month, 10,000 credits), Growth ($79/month, 50,000) and Scale ($199/month, 200,000), and subscribers can top up extra credits at any time. LocalProspects's pricing is subscription and credit plans.

The fairest way to compare is cost per usable lead: how much you pay for each lead that has the contact details you need.

Which should you choose?

  • Choose LocalProspects if you only ever need raw Google Maps listings and are happy with your current export limits.
  • Choose Prospect Cheap if you want lists built from live sources, with emails and owner names already attached, ready for Instantly or GoHighLevel.
  • Use both if they cover different parts of your workflow — many teams do.

See also: Best LocalProspects alternatives · All comparisons

Frequently asked questions

They are built for different jobs. LocalProspects suits agencies focused on Google Maps leads. Prospect Cheap is better when you want live lead lists from Google Maps, YouTube, Facebook Ads, Product Hunt, TrustMRR or Skool with emails and owner names included.

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