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Agency Leads Scraper 🏒 marketing & dev agencies + contacts

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Agency Leads Scraper 🏒 marketing & dev agencies + contacts

Agency Leads Scraper 🏒 marketing & dev agencies + contacts

Build a prospecting list of marketing, design and software agencies: website, services, hourly rate, minimum budget, team size, rating, plus phone, email and address from the agency's own profile. DesignRush and Sortlist together, 28 categories, 69 countries. No API key, flat price per agency.

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Agency Leads Scraper

Build a prospecting list of marketing, design and software agencies, with the phone numbers and email addresses to actually contact them.

Pick a service ("digital marketing", "web design", "software development"), optionally pick a country, set how many you want. You get back a clean spreadsheet of agencies: who they are, what they sell, how big they are, what they charge, how well they are reviewed, and how to reach them.

Three directories are covered in a single run, Clutch, DesignRush and Sortlist, so one export gives you a wider list than any single-site scraper. No API key, no login, no browser. One flat price per agency, platform usage included.

Why three directories and not one

Most agency-lead tools read a single site, and most of them read Clutch. A single-site list inherits that site's blind spots: Clutch is strongest on client reviews and rates, DesignRush is where agencies publish a phone number and an email address, and Sortlist is the only one carrying official company registration numbers and exact headcounts. Reading all three in one run gives you the union, one row per directory listing, with a source column so you can compare how the same agency presents on each.

It also makes the list resilient. Clutch spent part of August 2026 refusing automated traffic outright, and every Clutch-only scraper on this Store spent those weeks failing. When one directory closes its door, this actor says so loudly in the run status and still delivers the other two.

What you get

One row per agency, same columns whichever directory it came from.

FieldWhat it isSource
name, website, tagline, descriptionWho they are and how they pitchall
servicesThe services they sellall
phoneDirect phone numberDesignRush, Clutch
emailDirect email addressDesignRush
streetAddress, city, region, postalCode, countryPostal addressDesignRush, Clutch
locationThe city and region the directory listed for this searchall
officesEvery office they run, not just the head officeSortlist
teamSizeExact headcountSortlist
employeesLabel, employeesMin, employeesMaxHeadcount bandall
hourlyRateLabel, hourlyRateMin, hourlyRateMaxAverage hourly rateDesignRush, Clutch
minBudget, maxBudget, budgetCurrencySmallest project they takeall
rating, reviewCountClient rating out of 5all
portfolioCount, awardsPublished work and awardsDesignRush, Sortlist
registrationNumber, registrationCountryOfficial company registration numberSortlist
languages, sectorsLanguages spoken, client industries servedSortlist
linkedinUrl, facebookUrl, twitterUrl, instagramUrl, youtubeUrlSocial profilesDesignRush
isVerified, isClaimed, isSponsoredDirectory badges, and whether the slot was paid forall
source, profileUrl, sourceUrl, scrapedAtWhere each row came fromall

A field is null when that directory does not publish it, never a guess. The source column tells you which one you are looking at.

Two things worth knowing before you sort the spreadsheet:

Budgets are not all in the same currency. DesignRush and Clutch quote US dollars, Sortlist quotes euros, and budgetCurrency records which. Sortlist publishes no phone number or email address at all, so those columns are empty on its rows and you are never charged the contact fee for them; Clutch publishes a phone number and address on most profiles but no email.

Categories

digital-marketing, seo, ppc-paid-media, social-media-marketing, content-marketing, email-marketing, public-relations, advertising, influencer-marketing, lead-generation, web-design, web-development, ecommerce, software-development, mobile-app-development, ui-ux-design, branding, graphic-design, video-production, ai, cybersecurity, cloud-consulting, blockchain, market-research, it-services, marketing-strategy, marketing-automation, game-development.

Plain English works too: "web design", "PPC", "google ads", "logo design" and "mobile app" all resolve to the right category.

Who uses this

Agencies selling to agencies. White-label developers, freelancers and contractors who subcontract for bigger shops. Filter on employeesMin and hourlyRateMin to find the ones large enough to outsource and expensive enough to have margin.

Software and SaaS vendors. Anyone selling project management, reporting, SEO tooling or hosting to agencies. services and teamSize tell you who fits your plan tiers; email and linkedinUrl tell you where to send it.

Buyers running a pitch. Shortlist agencies by budget, rating and location before you talk to anyone, instead of filling in one lead form at a time.

M&A and market researchers. registrationNumber from Sortlist is the official company number, so a row can be matched straight against a company register.

Recruiters hiring creative and technical staff, using headcount, services and location to find the shops worth approaching.

Examples

Fifty digital marketing agencies with contact details, anywhere:

{
"categories": ["digital-marketing"],
"maxResults": 50
}

German web design agencies (the country filter applies to DesignRush and Sortlist; Clutch rows stay worldwide and say so in the log):

{
"categories": ["web-design"],
"location": "Germany",
"maxResults": 200
}

A fast, cheap sweep of several categories with no profile lookups:

{
"categories": ["seo", "ppc-paid-media", "content-marketing"],
"location": "us",
"includeContactDetails": false,
"maxResults": 500
}

Sortlist only, for company registration numbers and headcounts:

{
"categories": ["software-development"],
"sources": ["sortlist"],
"maxResults": 300
}

Clutch only, for reviewed agencies with rates and phone numbers:

{
"categories": ["digital-marketing"],
"sources": ["clutch"],
"maxResults": 100
}

A specific city page, pasted straight in:

{
"directoryUrls": [
"https://www.designrush.com/agency/digital-marketing/new-york/new-york-city"
],
"maxResults": 100
}

FAQ

Is this a Clutch.co scraper? Clutch is one of its three sources, so yes, and you also get the two directories Clutch-only scrapers cannot see. Pass "sources": ["clutch"] if you only want Clutch rows. When Clutch tightens its anti-bot wall, as it did for part of August 2026, the run says so in its status message and still delivers DesignRush and Sortlist instead of failing outright.

How do I find marketing agencies to sell to? Pick digital-marketing (or seo, social-media-marketing, advertising), set a country, leave contact details on. You get names, emails, phone numbers, headcounts and hourly rates in one export.

Where do the contact details come from? DesignRush and Clutch agency profiles, where the agency itself published a public business phone number or address; email addresses are DesignRush only. Sortlist does not publish contact details, so its rows have none. You are only charged the contact fee when a phone number or an email actually comes back.

How many agencies can I get? DesignRush lists 50 per page and pages up to 483 deep on its biggest category, so roughly 24,000 agencies for web design alone. Clutch lists about 60 per page and its digital-marketing directory alone runs over 2,500 pages deep. Sortlist returns 100 per page for up to 48 pages, about 4,800 per category. Country filters and maxResults cut those down, which is usually what you want.

Does a country filter mean the agency is based there? Not always. DesignRush and Sortlist also list agencies that serve a country from elsewhere, and the filter does not apply to Clutch's worldwide directory pages at all (paste a Clutch location URL into directoryUrls for those). Check the country column (and city, on enriched rows) if you only want local head offices.

Why does location sometimes disagree with city? location is the office the directory showed for your search, and city comes from the agency's own profile, which is its main address. An agency with a Berlin office and a New York head office will show both.

Can I get the same agency from several directories? Yes, and that is on purpose. Well-known agencies are listed on two or all three, and you get one row per directory so you can compare what each one holds. Dedupe on website if you want a single row per company.

Are sponsored listings included? Yes, flagged with isSponsored rather than hidden, so you can drop them or keep them.

Can I search a city or a US state? Paste the directory URL into directoryUrls. The location field covers countries; city and state pages have a different URL shape on each site and are passed straight through instead.

Is it fast? A run with no profile lookups is a page fetch per 50 to 100 agencies. Turning contact details on adds one lookup per DesignRush and Clutch agency, which is the slow part, so use includeContactDetails: false when you only need the firmographic columns.


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