Marketplace pricing

Pay per bundle. Nothing more.

Leads.Garden isn't a SaaS subscription. It's a marketplace of hand-curated B2B lead lists. Every bundle has its own transparent price shown on the listing — pay once, own it forever.

Not sure what to pick?

A bundle is the product. The price is what that bundle costs.

There are no plans or tiers on this page. Pick a bundle you want, pay its listed price once, download forever.

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Pick a bundle

Browse curated lead lists by industry, geography, or role.

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Pay its price

Every bundle shows its own price. Pay with UPI, card, or PayPal.

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Download instantly

CSV lands in your inbox. Re-download any time from your dashboard.

A few live examples

These are real listings from the marketplace right now.

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What every purchase includes

Instant delivery

Download link sent to your email seconds after payment.

Verified leads

Every record is email-validated before it hits the marketplace.

Lifetime re-downloads

Buy once. Re-download from your dashboard any time we refresh the list.

Human support

Real people, real replies. Contact support and we'll actually help.

Frequently asked

Do you offer subscriptions?

No. Leads.Garden is a marketplace — you pay for the bundle you want and own it forever. No monthly fees, no credits to lose.

How is each bundle priced?

Every bundle is priced individually based on lead count, verification depth, industry, and geography. The price is shown on each listing before checkout.

Which payment methods do you accept?

Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking), Stripe (global cards), PayPal, and major cryptocurrencies (BTC, USDT, ETH).

Do I need an account to buy?

No. You can buy as a guest — we'll email your download link. Creating a free account keeps your purchase history and lets you re-download at any time.

Can I get a refund?

If a bundle is materially different from what's described on its listing, contact support within 7 days and we'll refund you.

More answers on our FAQ page, or see how bundles plug into your stack via Integrations.