LazyLeadz Reviews

Leads are the life blood of my business model. I'm the founder of https://MAPB2B.com/free I purchased Task Magic when it launched. I have 100% faith in Jeremy Redman, his committment to helping people succeed is second to none. When Jeremy announced LazyLeadz it was the answer to prayer. The LazyLeadz White label will give me the ability to supply my team with Leads. For my business model this is a critical component, the leads they get will help my team members achieve online success faster. What I do know and believe is that Leadz will continue to grow and improve and in the future people that don't grab it will be wishing they did.

We ran numerous search requests, using different filtering sequences, and gathered sufficient information to determine that the platform is not a good fit for us at this time.

I want to give Jeremy and his team some latitude, as they have been very responsive and are building a solution that I hope will improve, allowing us to consider using the portal for our use case in the future.

That said, the portal is more problematic and counterintuitive for our workflow.

Likes:
1.) Phone number extraction: Phone numbers are virtually 100% and included with most companies listed in an extraction.
2.) Contact search: Near 100% accuracy when verifying contact profiles in LinkedIn.
3.) Addresses included in the real-time search sequences.

Dislikes:
1.) Limited filtering options:
2.) Limited number of extractions (B2B) - (set at 200 max), making it cumbersome when going back sequentially to pull all contacts in a search of hundreds or thousands.
3.) Limited content extracted: Depending on the filter, you get different column counts. Examples:
a) B2B: Using industry and Employee size filters, the total number of columns (7) includes company, domain, employee subset, LinkedIn Company URL, and emails. Limited content is included depending on the column.
b) Realtime Search; the total number of columns (13). Nice report! :) When we tested the first 25 companies in LinkedIn Sales Navigator, half had 0-10 employees, with only one exceeding 100 employees, and the rest were not registered in LinkedIn at all.
c.) B2B: Companies domain search - We attempted to narrow our search by adding a block of domains. An error message would continually pop up so we could never test the accuracy or content provide in the search.

Recommendations for improvement:
1.) Chrome extension needs to be functional (Never worked with any of the tests we ran)
2.) Add subsets to the industry filter i.e. Finance (Subset: Banking), Health and Fitness (Subset: Hospitals, Mental Health, medical devices), etc.
3.) Filter by location: Include counties along and cities.
4.) B2B: Companies domain search - We attempted to narrow our search by adding a block of domains. An error message would continually pop up so we could never test the accuracy or content provide in the search.
5.) Realtime and People search need more filtering options
5.) Searching sequence needs to run faster

Conclusion: This tool has considerable potential. Based on the current feature sets, this platform is well-suited for targeting SMBs (1-100 Empl). For those who sell upmarket, there are limitations to content pooled in the searches. As I stated in the beginning, there are some real benefits such as phone number extraction, accurate profile searches, and addresses identified by company. This tool would be a huge addition to our tool box once it fits our requirements.

So far it has gotten stuck loading a few times without results. I like the people search, but it needs filters - I don't need a whole list of people outside my country. And I'd like to somehow save the results of a search so that I can export lots of them over time - since exports are limited, I'm not sure how I'm going to snag all of them without re-searching and ending up with duplicates.

Update: I've been getting a "Sorry, we ran into a temporary bug" error for a few days so I haven't been able to do the search I need. When I do get results, there's no total count of how many it found, so I pick some large number eg 5,000 to export, but even though there may only be 200 results, my export count goes down by 5,000. And I'm increasingly annoyed by the lack of filters. It has potential, but I'm not overly excited right now.

Just picked up Tier 5 and I had to drop a review because the energy behind this launch is unreal. Between the secret API, the Ahlo bonus, and the fact that they’re giving database access to Tier 5 & 6 buyers — it feels like they’re laying the groundwork for something big.

The UI is clean, minimal — and I actually love that. Some might see it as overly simple, but in my opinion, that’s a feature, not a bug. Real-time lead scraping is inherently complex, and to make something like this feel approachable without drowning users in menus and settings takes real product discipline. It doesn’t try to overwhelm you with a million toggles. Instead, it guides you through a focused, streamlined flow — search, refine, export. It’s surprisingly frictionless, especially for something this powerful.

This is my first product from Jeremy, and I’m already excited to see how it all evolves. The team’s responsiveness, the rapid shipping of features, and how active they are with the community… it all screams future powerhouse and the core premise — peer-to-peer lead intelligence is extremely intriguing.

If you’re even considering this deal, I’d say grab it before it’s gone. The way things are moving, it won’t stay this affordable for long.

Lazy leads by itself (tier 1 btw) is easy to use and really couldn't be a more basic 2 input search function.

The task magic add on was a fantastic simple automation tool for pushing leads to files.
First week was effective, due to my tier 1 its only 50 leads/day but can use automations to 'not miss a day'.