Three steps, one invoice.
Say what you want, Kavex goes and looks, and the rows land in a spreadsheet. The only thing you are billed for is the rows that came back.
A REAL RUN, END TO END · WHAT IT FOUND, HOW LONG IT TOOK, WHAT IT COST
Say what you want
Pick a source and describe the businesses in plain English: a trade, a city, a category. No query syntax to learn and no filter language. Everything you switch on, from a minimum rating to an extra column, is counted out before you press run.
Kavex goes and looks
The job works through the platform the way a person would, live, at the moment you run it. Nothing is served from an old database. Emails go through syntax, MX and SMTP, phone numbers through libphonenumber, and a run that comes back short is billed short.
Export and send
CSV, JSON or Excel, and the same job re-runs with one click when you want it again next month. Results stay in the account until you delete them, and the credits you did not spend stay in the balance with no expiry date.
What a hundred leads costs.
A chained job is one run and one invoice. Every phase bills the units it actually delivered, and the estimate is on screen before you start.
VERIFICATION RUNS ON THE 70 LEADS THAT HAND OVER AN ADDRESS · ANYTHING THE RUN DID NOT FIND IS NOT BILLED AND GOES BACK IN THE BALANCE
THE SECOND BAND STARTS ONCE YOU PASS 100,000 MAPS LEADS INSIDE ONE 30-DAY PERIOD · EVERY OTHER SCRAPER HAS ONE FLAT RATE
Kavex works only with publicly available business information and never sells personal data. Results live in your account until you delete them, and the CSV is yours to use, share or import. A job that fails is refunded in full, and a job that finishes below the estimate is refunded the difference.
There is an API as well, on the same credits and the same prices, if you would rather have it run by itself. Read the docs →
Every rate on this page is read straight from the pricing config the billing runs on, so the page cannot drift away from the invoice. The full ladder, all 15 add-ons and the Google Maps bands are on the pricing page.
See the whole price list →