Time-saving
Automate what used to mean hours of tab-hopping. Run a scrape and get a sheet you can filter, sort, and hand to outreach the same day.
- Fewer manual lookups
- Repeatable territory runs
- Faster list building
Product
Extract fresh, location-targeted leads from Google Maps
Turn Maps listings into structured rows—business names, categories, ratings, phones, sites, and more—so your team can prospect locally without copy-paste.
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Features
Built for operators, not weekend spreadsheet heroes
Comprehensive data
Pull the fields that matter for qualification and routing—names, addresses, categories, ratings, review counts, websites, and other signals Maps exposes in results.
- Richer rows per place
- Better ICP matching
- Cleaner handoff to CRM
Control your exports
Download in formats your stack already understands and keep ownership of what you collected—ideal for audits, enrichment, and partner handoffs.
- CSV-friendly workflows
- Excel-ready columns
- Use data across tools
How it works
Three steps from idea to export
Install and unlock
Add the LeadsGetter workflow, sign in if needed, and pick the Maps module so fields and limits match your plan.
Search and refine
Use Maps the way you already do—keyword plus geography—then let the tool collect the listing set you care about.
Export in one pass
Review the preview, then export to your preferred format and move straight into sequencing or enrichment.
Use cases
Where teams plug this in
Lead generation
Build outreach lists for a city, niche, or radius without rebuilding the same spreadsheet every week.
Competitive analysis
Compare competitors by ratings, review volume, hours, and positioning signals visible on Maps.
Market research
Sample categories and corridors to see density, gaps, and opportunities before you spend on ads or boots on the ground.
Local SEO
Inventory who ranks for your target queries and which fields they emphasize in listings.
Representative fields you can structure from Maps workflows
- ·Keyword / query
- ·Business name
- ·Full address & components
- ·Phone numbers
- ·Website & domain
- ·Primary & secondary categories
- ·Rating & review count
- ·Hours & service options
- ·Latitude / longitude / place ID
- ·Social URLs when linked from the listing or site
Many teams run LeadsGetter directly in the browser for typical volumes. If your use case is very large or sensitive to rate limits, we can help you think through pacing and optional infrastructure—reach us on live chat.