Find local businesses
that need what you sell
Type a niche and a city. Get a scored lead list from Google Maps, with every business that has no website flagged.
A Google Maps lead list in one search
Copying businesses out of Google Maps by hand means clicking each listing, one at a time, and pasting phone numbers into a sheet. This tool pulls up to 60 listings for a niche and a city in one go and lays them out as a table you can work through.
Every lead is scored on what it is missing. A plumber with no website, a 3.6 rating and eleven reviews is a warmer prospect for a web designer, an SEO agency or a review management service than one with a polished site and two thousand reviews, so the tool puts that plumber at the top.
Use it to build a cold outreach list, size a local market before you enter it, or find businesses that still have no web presence. You get 5 free searches a day, no account.
How to scrape Google Maps for leads
- 1
Type a niche and a city
Enter what you sell to and where, like "plumbers in Austin TX" or "nail salons in Fresno CA". Put the city after the word "in" so results outside it are dropped.
- 2
Choose who to see
Leave the filter off to see every business, or tick "Only businesses without a website" to see just the ones a web designer or agency can pitch.
- 3
Work the list
Leads are sorted by score. Each row shows why it scored: no website, a low rating, few reviews or no phone. Open any business on Google Maps in one click.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Google Maps lead scraper return?+
For each business: name, category, star rating, review count, phone number, website, full address and a link to its Google Maps listing, plus a lead score and the reasons behind it.
How is the lead score calculated?+
A business gets 40 points for having no website, 25 for a rating under 4.0, 20 for fewer than 20 reviews, and 15 for having no phone number. The higher the score, the more there is to sell: a site, review management, or a better listing.
How do I find businesses without a website?+
Tick "Only businesses without a website" before you search. The tool scans up to 60 listings for your niche and city and shows only those with no website on their Google Maps profile. Smaller cities and trades usually turn up more of them.
Is it free?+
Yes. You get 5 free lead searches a day with no account. Sign up free to keep searching on your own Scavio credits and to export every lead to CSV.
How many businesses does one search cover?+
Up to 60 listings (three pages of 20), filtered to the city you named. The free tool shows the top 20 by lead score. With an account you can export the full list and run more pages and more cities.
Can I export the leads to CSV or Google Sheets?+
CSV export comes with a free account. Through the API you get the same data as JSON, so you can write it to a sheet, a CRM or a database from your own code or from n8n, Make or Zapier.
Why are some businesses missing from my results?+
Listings with no address, or with an address outside the city you typed, are left out so the list stays local. If you get too few results, try a nearby bigger city or a broader niche.
Does it work outside the US?+
Yes. Google Maps lists businesses worldwide. Type the niche and the city in the same way, for example "dentists in Manchester UK" or "cafes in Lisbon".
Does it return email addresses?+
No. Google Maps listings show a phone number and a website, not an email address, and the tool only returns what the listing shows.
Can I use this in my own code?+
Yes. The tool runs on POST /api/v2/google/maps/search. Send { "query": "plumbers in Austin TX" } and page with start: 20, 40 and so on. Each call returns up to 20 businesses for 1 credit.
Need reviews instead? Try the Google Maps reviews extractor, or see everything the Google Maps API returns.
Build lead lists with the Google Maps API
This tool is one endpoint on the Scavio API. Search places, pull place details and reviews, and track local rankings from your own pipelines and agents.