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Store Leads alternatives: the 10 real options, by use case
Store Leads is a good product. People leave it for three documented reasons: CSV export starts at $250/mo, native contacts are storefront emails, and pairing it with an enrichment tool doubles the bill. Which alternative fits depends on which of those is your problem.
By Jean-Romain Krupa, founder of StoreRadar (yes, one of the 10; it is labeled) · Full dated table: all 15 store databases compared
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Direct store databases only: the 10 products that sell a browsable or exportable corpus of ecommerce stores (plus Apollo flagged as an add-on where contacts are the topic). Ad-intelligence and traffic tools are on the full comparison. All prices and counts are vendor claims read on September 1, 2026; sources are linked per product there. Nothing here is ranked and nobody paid to appear.
The 10 at a glance
| Alternative | Entry price | Size claim | Pick it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| StoreRadarthat's us | $149 one-time | 2,667,154 live Shopify stores | You need the whole database once, as a raw file |
| BuiltWith | $10,224 one-time (Shopify dataset) | 6,994,533 live Shopify domains | You need the whole database once, as a raw file |
| BootLeads | from $79/mo | 7,212,253 active stores claimed | You need cross-platform coverage like Store Leads |
| BrandNav | from $49/mo | 15M+ stores claimed (conflicting figures on its own pages) | You need cross-platform coverage like Store Leads |
| Openmart | from $149/mo | 14M+ active stores claimed | You need cross-platform coverage like Store Leads |
| Wappalyzer | from $250/mo | 7.2M ecommerce websites | You need cross-platform coverage like Store Leads |
| StoreCensus | from $49/mo | 4,337,535 live stores (Shopify + WooCommerce) | You left because of the storefront-email problem |
| StoreInspect | from $49/mo | 1,104,221+ Shopify stores analyzed | You left because of the storefront-email problem |
| FisherLeads | from $50/mo | 103,634 new sites tracked in July 2026 | You only care about stores that just launched |
| TechPeeker | from $99/mo | Shopify list 273,495+ stores | You want bulk exports on a budget |
Details, caveats and the Apollo add-on are in the sections below. All figures are vendor claims as of September 1, 2026.
You need the whole database once, as a raw file
Store Leads sells access; these two sell the file itself. Different units though: StoreRadar counts live storefronts, BuiltWith counts detected domains including redirects and historical detections.
StoreRadar that's us
$149 one-time2,667,154 live Shopify stores
Why Whole Shopify database as a 482 MB CSV plus SQLite, 53 fields, 60 days of fresh re-downloads.
Watch out Shopify only. No dashboard. Contacts are storefront emails, not named people.
BuiltWith
$10,224 one-time (Shopify dataset)6,994,533 live Shopify domains
Why Cross-technology one-time files and 18+ years of adoption history.
Watch out Domains, not verified merchants: expect redirects and dead stores in the count.
You need cross-platform coverage like Store Leads
Store Leads' real moat is 409 platforms in one place. These cover multiple platforms at lower entry prices, with thinner history.
BootLeads
from $79/mo7,212,253 active stores claimed
Why Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, PrestaShop, Magento, BigCommerce with public business contacts.
Watch out API and unlimited exports need the $299/mo tier; unused export rows do not roll over.
BrandNav
from $49/mo15M+ stores claimed (conflicting figures on its own pages)
Why All-ecommerce screening across a claimed 172 platforms with business filters.
Watch out Entry tier caps at 2,000 stores/mo; named people are a separately priced product.
Openmart
from $149/mo14M+ active stores claimed
Why 400+ platforms plus named-owner enrichment in one workflow.
Watch out Platform-level counts and refresh schedule unpublished; exporting costs credits on top of enrichment.
Wappalyzer
from $250/mo7.2M ecommerce websites
Why Programmable web-wide technology fingerprinting, 766 ecommerce technologies.
Watch out List API needs the $450/mo tier and bundled credits expire after 60 days.
You left because of the storefront-email problem
The most documented Store Leads complaint: native contacts are info@ addresses, so outreach needs a second tool. These vendors sell a person layer natively. Calibrate expectations: StoreInspect's own study found verified decision-makers on 1.1% of stores.
StoreCensus
from $49/mo4,337,535 live stores (Shopify + WooCommerce)
Why SMTP-checked contacts and role-based decision-makers on a credit system.
Watch out Decision-makers need the $99/mo tier and cost 2 credits each.
StoreInspect
from $49/mo1,104,221+ Shopify stores analyzed
Why Shopify filters, buying signals, contacts, CSV, API and MCP in one product.
Watch out Reveal credits and export quota are separate budgets; trials auto-convert.
Apollo (add-on, not a store database)
from $49/seat/mo240M+ people
Why The standard bolt-on: named people and verified emails for a domain list you already have.
Watch out No store data at all; credits expire each cycle. Budget it on top of whichever database you pick.
You only care about stores that just launched
If the job is catching merchants in week one, an installed-base database is the wrong shape.
FisherLeads
from $50/mo103,634 new sites tracked in July 2026
Why Daily feed of newly launched sites across 30+ platforms.
Watch out Not an installed base; export caps are 2,000 to 20,000 rows/mo and API needs the top tier.
You want bulk exports on a budget
For raw list volume per dollar, with the trade-offs printed.
TechPeeker
from $99/moShopify list 273,495+ stores
Why No per-export row ceiling on any paid tier.
Watch out The Shopify list is a fraction of what Shopify-focused vendors count, and it updates monthly.
Prices change. The full comparison table carries per-claim sources and dates, and we re-verify quarterly. Our own pitch for switching from Store Leads lives on a separate page; this one is the neutral map.
A real person built this, not a faceless data vendor
Hi, I'm Jean-Romain Krupa, Jean-Ro to most. I live in France with my wife and our two kids, and I build products that help other builders find their customers.
I've spent years in go-to-market and B2B data. Finding the right people with clean data is literally my job. StoreRadar is the tool I wished existed: the whole Shopify map, in one file you can own.
No support black hole. If something's off with your file, you're emailing me, and I answer.
Everything you need to know
The short answers people want before picking a Store Leads alternative.
Is there a free Store Leads alternative?
Free tiers exist at Wappalyzer, StoreCensus, StoreInspect, BrandNav (100 stores/mo) and FisherLeads, all with tight caps meant to make you upgrade. For a real workload, budget $49 to $250 per month, or a one-time file: StoreRadar at $149.
What is the cheapest Store Leads alternative?
Depends on the shape of the job. For a one-time full Shopify list, StoreRadar's $149 file undercuts every subscription within a month. For an ongoing multi-platform subscription, BrandNav ($49/mo) and BootLeads ($79/mo) are the low entries, with export caps to check first. Store Leads' own export tier is $250/mo for comparison.
Why do people actually leave Store Leads?
Three documented reasons from public buyer threads: the $75/mo tier has no CSV so real use starts at $250/mo; the native emails are storefront inboxes rather than named people; and fixing that with a second tool like Apollo makes the combined cost hard to justify. Not documented: data-accuracy complaints, which are rare in public reviews (G2 aggregate 4.9/5 across 22 reviews).
Is any alternative strictly better than Store Leads?
No. Store Leads is the only product here combining 409 platforms, installed apps and historical change data in one subscription. Every alternative wins on exactly one axis: price, one-time ownership, native contacts or new-store speed, and gives something up. The full comparison table prints who wins what.
Want the full dated table?
All 15 products, every price and count with its source and read date, plus the fine print that changes the effective price. Re-verified quarterly.