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SenseCollectLead lists by niche and city
The API takes a niche and a place, so the catalogue below is the parameter space rather than a product menu. Pick the niche you sell to, pick a market, and the page hands you the call that builds the list.
44 niches · 45 markets · 17 credits per enriched row
Pick the niche before the city
What a lead is worth varies by an order of magnitude across this list. A personal injury firm and a yoga studio are the same call with a different query string, and wildly different businesses to sell to.
Each niche page carries the angle that gets a reply in that category and the field worth filtering on. Each city page adds the call with the location filled in and the rules that apply to contacting businesses in that country.
Every list here is $21.04–$32.30 per thousand rows with contacts resolved, billed by the row a call returns.
150 niche × city pages published of 1980 in the matrix. Any city not listed still works — pass it as location.
Hair salons
Booking software and repeat visits make retention tooling an easier sell here than acquisition.
query=hair salonBarbershops
Dense, walk-in led, and almost universally without a website — the cleanest volume list in the beauty category.
query=barber shopNail salons
Very dense and very cheap to reach, which makes it a volume play rather than a value one.
query=nail salonCosmetic dentists
Elective, cash-pay, and priced in the thousands — the practice competes on presentation rather than insurance networks.
query=cosmetic dentistDentists
A patient is worth years of recurring visits, and every practice competes inside a two-mile radius.
query=dentistsOrthodontists
Treatment plans run to five figures and the decision is made by a parent doing exactly one round of research.
query=orthodontistGyms
Membership revenue makes a signup worth a year, and churn keeps the acquisition pressure permanent.
query=gymYoga studios
Small budgets and thin margins. Useful for volume when you need a large list, not for a high-ticket pitch.
query=yoga studioDance studios
Term-based enrolment gives two buying windows a year and not much in between.
query=dance studioRoofers
Job values run into five figures and the work is weather-triggered, so lead flow matters more than brand.
query=roofing contractorHVAC contractors
Seasonal demand spikes and a service contract behind every install — the lifetime value justifies real acquisition spend.
query=hvac contractorPlumbers
Emergency demand means whoever ranks gets the call, and most operators know it without knowing what to do about it.
query=plumbersElectricians
Licensed, capacity-constrained, and competing on availability. The ones with real capacity want more of the good jobs.
query=electriciansSolar installers
Five-figure installs with a long consideration window — the category spends more per lead than almost any other trade.
query=solar installerPest control companies
Contract revenue rather than one-off jobs, which means an acquired customer is an annuity.
query=pest controlMoving companies
One-shot, high-urgency purchases where the customer picks from whoever appears first.
query=moving companyLandscapers
Maintenance contracts turn a single sale into recurring revenue, and most operators are owner-run.
query=landscaping companyCleaning services
Recurring by design, fragmented, and mostly competing on nothing but whoever the customer finds first.
query=cleaning serviceLocksmiths
Pure emergency demand — position is the entire business, and every operator knows it.
query=locksmithRestaurants
Thin margins, but volume and turnover mean the list refreshes constantly and new openings appear every week.
query=restaurantsCafes
Small budgets individually, but the category is dense enough that a market has hundreds of them.
query=cafeBars
Event-led promotion means recurring small spends rather than one large one.
query=barBakeries
Local loyalty and wholesale side-revenue, in a category where online ordering is still uncommon.
query=bakeryPersonal injury lawyers
A single case is worth five figures in fees, so the acquisition budget behind each one is larger than any other local category.
query=personal injury lawyersFamily law attorneys
Urgent, high-intent searches with long case values, in a category where most firms still market by referral alone.
query=family law attorneyLaw firms
Broad category, wide value range. Use it to size a market before you split it into practice areas.
query=law firmPlastic surgeons
Entirely elective and entirely marketing-led. Practices here already have a budget; the question is who spends it.
query=plastic surgeonChiropractors
Recurring visits, mostly owner-operated, and almost always buying their own marketing rather than delegating it.
query=chiropractorDermatologists
The cosmetic half of the practice is elective and cash-pay, and it is the half that needs marketing.
query=dermatologistVeterinarians
Recurring, emotionally driven spend with almost no price sensitivity, in practices too small to have in-house marketing.
query=veterinarianPhysical therapists
A course of treatment is a dozen visits, and clinics compete inside a small catchment on discoverability alone.
query=physical therapy clinicOptometrists
Frames and lenses carry retail margins on top of the exam, and the practice is usually independent.
query=optometristYour niche is a query string
Nothing here is a fixed catalogue. If your niche is not listed, pass it as the query and the call works the same way.