Yelp listings for local service businesses
Yelp is where reviewers already proved a shop exists. Public listings give name, place, phone, and often a website to enrich. Unique Yelp leads cost 1 credit. We do not scrape private messages or require a Yelp account.
Credits hold when the job starts and settle on unique verified contacts — unused hold returns automatically.
Catalog
Live in the search wizard
Billing
1 credit / unique lead
Access
Public pages only — no logins
Re-runs
Verified deliveries skipped 30 days
What this source actually returns
Fields below match what the pipeline stores after scrape, enrichment, and verification. Emails come from public websites (or the listing when it already shows one), then get a status label. We do not invent inboxes or scrape behind a login.
- Business name & category
- The public Yelp listing title and category.
- Location
- City, state, postal code, and neighborhood/address text as published (not always a full street line).
- Phone
- When the listing shows it.
- Website
- Used for email enrichment.
- Listing URL
- A public Yelp page.
- Rating & review count
- When Yelp publishes them on the listing.
- Open / closed
- Closed flag when the listing carries one.
- Email + verification status
- From the website — Yelp itself rarely shows an inbox — then labelled valid, catch-all, invalid, or unknown.
When Yelp is the right call
You want reviewer-backed locals
Restaurants, salons, dentists, and home services that bother with Yelp are usually real operating businesses. That does not make every email valid — verification still matters — but it beats a random directory scrape.
Maps and Yelp overlap
They often do. leadrushh merges the same email. Use Yelp as a second pass for shops Maps missed, not as a duplicate bill.
The client sells to reviewed locals
If your offer is reputation, booking, or POS, Yelp-native shops are the ICP.
Workflow from query to CSV
Same loop as every other live source: describe the market, pick this platform in the wizard, enrich public sites, verify, merge duplicates, export.
- 01
Niche + US-style city
Yelp coverage is strongest in US metros. Write the category the way diners search.
- 02
Select Yelp (1 credit)
Cheap to combine with Maps. Still review the hold.
- 03
Enrich websites
Public contact pages, not Yelp inbox.
- 04
Verify, dedupe, export
30-day skip is per source — a Maps delivery does not hide a new Yelp-only contact.
Limits — read these before you run
Yelp is a public discovery source. It will not replace a CRM, a sequencer, or a login-based exporter. These are the product-true edges.
- Public listings only; no review text mining as a contact source.
- Coverage varies outside major US cities.
- Email is almost never on the Yelp card — enrichment needs a website.
- Not a ratings product; we do not manage reviews.
How leadrushh fits
Yelp sits in the directory layer with Maps and YellowPages. Same wizard, same verify, same CSV.
Credit weight 1 makes it a sensible companion source. Dedupe protects you when listings overlap.
Use it when local proof matters. Skip it for pure LinkedIn ICPs.
Example run
Salons in Austin
Run Yelp for hair salons in Austin. Enrich sites, verify, merge with Maps. Export a labelled CSV. Next month’s Yelp re-run skips verified contacts already delivered from Yelp; new shops still appear.
Pair it with other sources
Multi-source searches merge the same email into one row. You are not billed twice when Yelp and another platform agree.