A directory to find a list of local businesses in your area

Search our business directory to get information on service providers to use and small business in your state or city to shop with. 
Look and see who in your area where you live and work that has a business you can help.

Core local business information to help you
quickly ⚡ find a small business that matches your needs

Our design allows you to search by a category such as company name and location such as city or state. 
No flipping through old school Yellow Pages or exhausting local searches on the internet. 
Most of our listings are members of your local Chamber of Commerce which ensures the business is truly local.

See how you create a Win-Win using our local business directory 👀

 Why Shopping Local is a Win for You and Your Community

In an era of big-box stores and online retail giants, it’s easy to forget the little guys—your local shops.
But supporting them isn’t just about charity; it’s a win-win for you as a consumer.

Here’s why:  

1. Better Customer Service
Ever tried asking a megastore employee for help, only to get a blank stare? 😶
Local business owners actually care about your experience because their reputation is on the line.
They’ll go the extra mile to ensure you leave happy—and come back.  

2. Unique and High-Quality Products
Tired of seeing the same mass-produced items everywhere?
Local shops often carry one-of-a-kind products, handcrafted goods, or specialty items you won’t find at chain stores.
Plus, small businesses take pride in quality over quantity.  

3. Boosting Your Local Economy 💰
When you shop local, your money stays in the community.
Studies show that for every $100 spent at a small business,
about $68 remains in the local economy, compared to just $43 when spent at a chain.
That means better schools, roads, and public services.  

4. Personalized Service and Relationships 
Local business owners remember your name, your preferences, and even your dog’s name.
That kind of personalized service makes shopping more enjoyable and tailored to your needs.  

5. Supporting Jobs and Innovation 
Small businesses create two out of three new jobs in the U.S.
By supporting them, you’re helping provide employment and encouraging innovation in your community.

Shopping local isn’t just a feel-good act—it directly benefits you with better service, unique finds, and a thriving community.
So next time you need something, skip the giant retailer and contact the shop down the street. You’ll be glad you did!  😊