Openmart

Openmart is a local business and small and medium-sized enterprise (SMB) business data and sales intelligence platform, with the core goal of helping users find, enrich, and contact local businesses worldwide.

1. Purpose Openmart is mainly used for market research, lead generation, competitive analysis, and sales outreach for local businesses. Users can search for local businesses by industry category and geographic location, view merchant profiles, websites, public contact information, ratings, and market insights, thereby supporting market research and sales prospecting processes. The platform also provides a local merchant data API for developers, allowing merchant data to be integrated into their own products or internal tools.

2. Main capabilities

3. Local merchant database: Provides downloadable merchant datasets organized by category and location; the company says prebuilt datasets are updated weekly.

4. Local merchant API: Claims to have a database of over 50 million merchants, allowing programmatic search, filtering, and access to local merchant data; API documentation is at api.openmart.ai/docs.

5. Local merchant data enrichment: Supplements existing lists with missing merchant details, including websites, public contact information, and business social profiles.

6. Openclaw sales agent: Provides AI-driven local business research and sales intelligence. After users describe their sales goals in natural language, the agent automatically builds an execution plan, finds and scores qualified leads, displays merchant locations, websites, categories, and public contact information, and drafts personalized outreach emails citing specific data. Outputs include lead rankings scored by dimensions such as size, reviews, and online presence, as well as structured files that can be reviewed, shared, or imported into other tools.

7. Multi-step B2B email sequences: Supports creating automated multi-step B2B email sequences with built-in personalization, CSV export, and API access.

8. Data points and enrichment: In addition to contact information, it also provides company performance data (annual revenue, average order value), merchant profile data (website, number of employees, number of stores), merchant verification (active status, website verification), and hiring signals (job openings and growth metrics).

9. How to use Users can explore local businesses by category and location via the web, download datasets, or use the API integration. When using Openclaw, users describe their sales goals in natural language (such as ideal customer profile, estimated revenue, etc.), and the agent displays the progress of each step in real time and, after credits are authorized, generates a lead list and outreach email drafts. Openmart also offers integration with Clay, allowing users to find and filter local businesses in Openmart and then perform data enrichment and sequencing in Clay.Column organization.

IV. Applicable scenarios Includes: building targeted prospect lists for sales teams; identifying and contacting potential partners; analyzing the local business landscape and trends (for example, analyzing 42 competitors and scoring them by market share and growth rate); and integrating local business data into proprietary applications or internal tools.

V. Coverage and limitations It is officially stated to cover more than 500 local business categories and 16 markets, spanning North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region, involving healthcare (doctors, dentists, veterinarians), law and finance (lawyers, accountants, insurance agents), home services (plumbers, electricians, HVAC), food service (restaurants, cafes, bakeries), retail, and professional services, among others. Supported countries include the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Luxembourg, and Sweden, and it is said to continue expanding.

Regarding data accuracy, Openmart states that through multi-source verification, AI verification, and real-time email and phone verification, it maintains 97–99% data accuracy, and the database is refreshed monthly to remove expired contact information and add new businesses. The platform states that it fully complies with GDPR, CCPA, and international data protection regulations, that data comes from public records, and that it provides data processing controls, consent management, and deletion capabilities.

Other notes: Openmart automatically deduplicates results; if multiple business locations share the same website URL, they are merged into a single record. Team access functionality is available in the Pro plan. The free tier includes 50 searches and access to 200M local business data fields, with no credit card required. There is currently no self-service option to turn off email updates, and the support team must be contacted to adjust notification preferences. When downgrading, available credits are adjusted to match the new plan tier. Regarding specific pricing, the detailed contents of each plan, and actual usage results, the official materials do not provide complete and clear information, and none is currently available.