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OpenData vs Store Leads, without the monthly meter.

Store Leads sells subscriptions to a live store index. OpenData sells the records themselves — filter the index, pull the rows you need, pay for those rows once. Same shelf, different till.

1,504,744 verified stores · 23,984,359 domains scanned · snapshot 15 November 2026

The short version

Store Leads is the name most people start with, and its index is big: it claims 14M+ stores (vendor-reported). The meter is the catch. Search-only access starts at $75/mo, and the tier that actually lets you export starts at $250/mo — every month, whether you pull ten rows or ten thousand.

OpenData runs the opposite model. There is no plan and nothing renews. A full record — domain, platform, detected technologies and apps, public business contacts where the store publishes them, source URL, last-observed date — costs $4 per 1,000 rows, and the rate steps down as the pull grows: $3.50 per 1,000 at 10,000 rows, $2.00 above 500,000. A 10,000-row pull costs $35, once.

Side by side

Store LeadsOpenData
Pricing modelSubscription — from $75/mo; exporting starts at $250/mo (vendor-reported, checked Nov 2026)Pay per row — full records $4 per 1,000 rows, stepping down to $2.00 above 500,000 rows; platform-only records $1 per 1,000; raw domain signals $0.20 per 1,000. Minimum pull $9.99. No subscription.
10,000 full recordsOne month of the export tier: $250, used or not$35, once
ExportNot on the $75/mo tier (vendor-reported)CSV plus a formatted Excel twin in every pull, under a per-buyer licence
Index size14M+ stores claimed (vendor-reported), across 415 platforms1,504,744 verified stores, ecommerce only
Platform capsPremium and Pro plans are limited to 2 platformsEvery detected platform and technology included
Source per record—Source URL and last-observed date on every record

Where Store Leads is the better tool

If you want a searchable index open all month and raw count above everything, Store Leads is hard to beat — a claimed 14M+ stores is a much bigger haystack. OpenData's index is smaller, and it is published as a monthly snapshot rather than a live feed. For a one-off list you download and keep, the snapshot is the honest format; for all-day searching, theirs is.

Before you pay either of us

Run the store you care about through the free checker first — free accounts get 30 full-record unlocks a month — and take the free sample file for a spin. If the records hold up, pull exactly the slice you need. Every paid pull exports as CSV plus a formatted Excel twin, under a per-buyer licence, and the minimum pull is $9.99.

Store Leads prices are vendor-reported, checked November 2026, and plans change — confirm on their site. OpenData rates are the live per-row prices on our pricing page.