Pull local leads from Google Maps
Maps is live today. Search a niche and a city, enrich listing websites, verify emails, and export. Other catalog sources stay visible in the wizard as they roll out.
Credits hold when the job starts and settle on unique verified contacts — unused hold returns automatically.
Why Maps is the starting source
Local businesses live on Maps first. You get name, category, area, and usually a website to enrich. Credit weight is 1 per unique lead. It is the fastest way to prove the loop: query → enrich → verify → CSV.
Maps alone misses companies that only exist on LinkedIn or Facebook. Add those sources when the ICP is professional services or Pages-heavy trades.
Who needs it
- Home-service agencies
- Roofers, plumbers, HVAC — the businesses your clients sell to are on Maps.
- Local sales
- A city-shaped list beats a national dump you will never call.
- Wedding and hospitality vendors
- Restaurants, venues, and studios that keep a Maps profile and a booking inbox.
How it works
- 01
Query + city
Keep niche language specific (“emergency plumber”, not just “plumber”) and slice large metros.
- 02
Enrich websites
Public contact pages supply emails the Maps card omitted.
- 03
Export labelled rows
Filter valids, skip already-delivered contacts on a 30-day re-run.
Roofers on a metro, then Instagram later
Start with Maps for Dallas roofers to get office emails. If you need crews who post before-and-after work, add Instagram or Viral on a second search — same wallet, different source, no double-billing of emails you already hold from Maps.