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Create, download, and resume a lead list

Start an export, download available results, and resume when credits run out.

Create an export

Choose a name, optional total row limit, columns, and CSV, Excel, or JSON. Keep All rows checked for as many matching businesses as credits allow, or uncheck it to enter a row limit. There is no 10,000-row export cap. An active paid plan is required. Start without waiting for a credit estimate; the export uses up to your available credits.

What does Incomplete mean?

Incomplete means the export reached a new business that your remaining credits could not cover. Rows already published are ready to download and have been charged normally, with eligible free repeats costing zero. Incomplete is a pause, not a technical failure. An export that stops before delivering any rows has no file and no charge.

Resume from the saved position

After receiving more credits, open the export and select Resume. It continues the same search from its saved position without repeating earlier rows. Adding credits or upgrading does not automatically resume an export. The total row limit includes rows from every run; reaching that limit or the end of the results completes the export.

Results use stable business-ID order rather than review ranking. Resume reads current data: deleted businesses are skipped, and changes behind the saved position are not revisited. Start a new export to run the full search again.

Download available results

Large exports publish smaller file parts as they progress. Each part contains different rows, including across Resume. CSV and JSON parts download as ZIP archives; Excel parts remain XLSX files. Open Available results in the export details and download each part you need. The detail page shows cumulative exported rows, charged credits, and free repeats. Large exports can take several minutes. You can leave the page and return later; processing continues in the background. Links are private and short-lived; request a fresh link if one expires.

File expiry and history

Each file is available for 30 days after it is published. Resuming does not extend an earlier file’s expiry. Save files before their displayed expiration dates. Export history and credit activity remain after files expire. Resume continues forward; it does not recreate expired earlier files.

Cancellation and technical failures

You can cancel a queued or processing export. Completed parts and their charges remain; unfinished work costs no credits. Temporary failures retry automatically from the last saved part. If retries are exhausted, use Resume to continue; canceled exports can also be resumed. A record or format error may require a new export with fewer columns or a different format. Technical failures are separate from Incomplete due to credit exhaustion.