Local business leads, straight from Google Maps
Pull a targeted list of local businesses (name, phone, website, and category) and have it in your CRM in minutes. No subscription, pay only for contactable results, with credits that never expire.
Leads from $0.022 each.
Exactly what you get
A real, current sample straight from Google Maps. Contact details are blurred here for privacy. The list you pull has the full, working details.
A sample of HVAC contractors in New York, NY
| Business | Rating | Reviews | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 212 HVAC Brooklyn | 4.8 | 338 | (917) 6##-#### | 212h••••.com | in•••@212h•••.com |
| American HVAC Corp – Top HVAC Contractor NYC | 4.9 | 148 | (347) 3##-#### | amer••••.nyc | in•••@amer•••.com |
| Fresh Air Company | 4.8 | 79 | (516) 6##-#### | fres••••.nyc | Add-on |
| Best New York Heating and AC Repair | 4.8 | 51 | (347) 4##-#### | best••••.com | Add-on |
Each business in your list is one credit and includes its name, phone, website, star rating, review count, category, and a Google Maps link. Email addresses are an optional add-on at one credit per business; reviews and images can be added too, priced by how many you pull. You only pay for contactable results.
See every field you getOptional add-ons
Want more than the basics? Add any of these to a search, and only pay when we actually find that detail.
Email contacts
+1 credit per businessPull the public email address a business lists, so you can reach out by inbox as well as by phone.
Recent reviews
from +1 credit per businessInclude each business's latest reviews, handy for reading the room before you call. You choose how many to pull, and the cost scales with the depth.
Photos
from +1 credit per businessAdd the photos a business has posted, a quick way to size up a place before you reach out. Pick how many per business, and deeper pulls cost a little more.
Extra business details
+1 credit per businessPull the richer details a listing carries when it has them, like its menu, online-order and reservation links, and the questions and answers on its listing.
How it works
1. Pick your target
Choose a business type and a city or area.
2. Get your list
We find the matching businesses on the map, with their contact details.
3. Export or push to your CRM
Download a spreadsheet or send your leads straight to your CRM or app via Zapier / webhook.
Draw the exact area you want
When a city is too broad, draw the boundary right on the map and the list stops at its edge. No businesses from the next town over, no time wasted filtering them out later.
Target the right businesses, and filtering is free
Most tools bill you for every result they return, junk included. Here you narrow the list before you pay, so you spend credits on businesses you actually want.
Filter by category
Pick one or more business types so the list comes back focused, not padded out with near-misses.
Website, or no website
Keep only businesses that have a site, or only the ones that don't, depending on what you're selling.
Skip closed listings
Leave out places marked permanently or temporarily closed, so you're not chasing dead numbers.
Match by name
Narrow to listings whose name contains, or exactly matches, the words you care about.
Every filter is free. You're never charged extra for a tighter, more useful list.
Send your list where you work
Pull your list, then take it wherever you work. Download it as a spreadsheet, push it to your own app with a webhook, or route it through Zapier into the CRM and tools you already use. If your CRM takes a webhook or connects to Zapier, it connects to us.
Download a spreadsheet
Export the whole list as a CSV or Excel file, ready to open, import, or share.
Push to a webhook
Send each lead straight to your own app or workflow the moment it's ready.
Works with Zapier
Route new leads into your CRM, inbox, or spreadsheet through Zapier, with no code to write.
How this compares to the other ways
There are three common ways to pull leads off Google Maps. Here is how they stack up, and why we built this one.
| What matters | Live Map Leads | Browser extensions | Scraper APIs and DIY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Nothing to install. You open it in your browser. | Install an add-on that runs on your own computer. | Write and maintain your own code. |
| Who it suits | Anyone, with no technical skill needed. | Hands-on users who like to tinker. | Developers and engineers. |
| Where the search runs | On our servers. Your own address is never used. | On your computer, using your own connection. | On infrastructure you set up and run. |
| Risk of being blocked | None on your side. | Higher, because requests come from your own address. | Yours to handle, with proxies and retries. |
| Past the first page of results | Yes. We pull past the first page, not just what one page shows. | Usually capped at the results on the page. | Depends on what you build. |
| Pricing | Pay per result. Credits never expire, and there is no subscription. | Usually a monthly subscription. | Usually subscription or per-call, billed monthly. |
| Paying only for usable leads | Yes. Broken or unreachable leads are refunded. | No. You keep whatever it grabs. | Usually not. You pay for every call. |
| Filtering before you pay | Yes, and every filter is free. | Limited. | You build it yourself. |
Why not a browser extension?
Extensions install into your browser and pull data using your own computer and connection. That means slower runs, a real chance of being blocked, and usually a hard stop at the results Google shows on the page. We run every search on our servers, so your address is never involved and the list comes back far more complete.
Why not a raw scraper or API?
Scraper APIs and DIY tools are built for developers. You write the code, handle proxies, parse the output, and fix it whenever a page changes. We took care of that part. You pick a business type and a city, and a clean list comes back.
Built on trust, not surprises
You never pay for a lead you can't reach
If a business's details are broken or unreachable, we refund that credit. A search that finds nothing costs nothing.
Credits that don't expire
Buy once and use them whenever you like. No monthly reset, no use-it-or-lose-it.
Always-fresh data
Every search pulls live results from the map, never a stale database.
Why we built this
Most ways to get local business leads are built for developers, or they lock you into a monthly fee whether you use it or not. We built this for non-technical people: open it, pull a clean list, and pay only for what you keep. That's the whole product.
Your list is yours
We don't resell the lists you pull, and we don't share them. What you build is yours to use.
Never a recycled database
Every search runs live against the map, so you're not buying the same stale list we sold someone else last month.
Plain pricing, no lock-in
Pay per result, credits never expire, and there's no subscription to cancel. If it isn't working for you, you simply stop.
Pay as you go. No subscription.
1 credit = 1 business, and the more you buy, the less each lead costs. New accounts start with 25 free credits.
- $0.05per lead100–499 credits$5.00 to start
- $0.04per lead1,000–2,499 credits$40.00 to start
- $0.03per lead5,000–9,999 credits$150.00 to start
- $0.022per lead50,000+ credits$1,100.00 to start
- 25 free credits, no card
- No subscription
- Credits never expire
- Pay only for contactable results
Built for your industry
Start from a ready-made list for one of these, or search any business type and city you like.
Common questions
- Is it legal to pull business details from Google Maps?
- You're collecting business information that's already listed publicly on Google Maps: company name, phone, website, category. These are public listings, not hidden consumer records. It's generally fine for business outreach, but you're responsible for using the list in line with the rules that apply to you, like local marketing and data-protection laws.
- What's included with each lead?
- Each business comes with its name, phone number, website, category, star rating, review count, and a Google Maps link, at one credit per business. Email addresses aren't part of the standard list; they're an optional add-on for businesses that publish one.
- Which areas and countries can I search?
- Anywhere Google Maps has business listings, which is most of the world. Enter any city or region, in the US or abroad, and the list covers the businesses Google Maps shows there.
- How fresh is the data?
- Every search pulls live results straight from Google Maps the moment you run it, never a recycled database that's months out of date. The phone numbers and websites you get reflect what's on the map right now.
- How much does each lead cost?
- Leads are priced per result and get cheaper the more you buy, about $0.022 each at higher volumes, and you only pay for the ones you keep. There's no subscription: you buy credits in bulk, one credit per business, and they never expire.
- Can I try it before paying?
- Yes. New accounts start with 25 free credits and no card, enough to run a real search and see the results. You only pay for the businesses you keep, one credit each.
- Can I narrow down the results?
- Yes, and filtering is free. You can filter by business category, keep only listings that have a website (or only those without one), skip places marked closed, match by name, and cap how many results you pull. Narrowing the list never costs extra: you still pay one credit per business, only for the results you keep.
- Do I need any technical skills to use it?
- No. You pick a business type and a city, and a clean list comes back, with no scrapers to configure, no code, and nothing to install. Download it as a spreadsheet, or send it straight to your CRM through Zapier or a webhook.
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