Find business owners with source evidence
Review supported owner, founder or president records from public business websites, including the role, original wording, source URL and capture time. Missing evidence stays blank.
Features, documentation and guides
Discover businesses from Maps, then review supported people and public contacts. Explore the data, workflows and actual limits.
Product features
Enrich an existing website list
Upload local business domains or a CSV to collect public contacts and supported people records, review row outcomes, and export source evidence without repeating a Maps search.
Multi-city leads with campaign deduplication
Preview selected US or Canadian locations, set a total lead limit, and collect one campaign list. Repeated business records within that campaign are charged once.
Local business fields, sources and CSV
Find businesses by industry and US or Canadian city, review websites, public phones, ratings and review counts, and export available data with source context.
Google Maps leads for local business prospecting
Search by industry and US or Canadian city, review business fields and public contact evidence, then export CSV. Start with a one-time 20-credit trial valid for 14 days.
Documentation and data
Domain enrichment: input, review and CSV
A practical guide to uploading websites, interpreting success and review rows, keeping person and contact evidence, and importing CSV into a spreadsheet.
Customer API: search, enrichment and export
Use scoped keys to create asynchronous local-business tasks, poll completion, read paginated results, and download CSV while keeping account data authenticated.
How to review local-business data quality
Separate business relevance, website association, person evidence and mailbox delivery. Review uncertain records and keep missing fields visible instead of treating every result as verified.
Credits, reservations and billable units
Understand what consumes a credit, how duplicates and failures settle, and why delivered business counts differ from usable email counts. Paid plans are currently previews.
Data sources and verification states
Read owner roles, email association, website checks and capture times accurately. Each evidence field answers a specific question; no one label verifies every part of a lead.
Sample files and public website evidence
Inspect exact CSV formats and a small set of checked public source examples. Synthetic export samples and manually reviewed website references serve different purposes.
Use cases
Local prospecting for web design agencies
Build a city-and-industry shortlist, inspect website observations and supported decision-maker records, then export a list for your own review and outreach.
Research salons for booking software outreach
Find salons where no booking link was found on inspected public pages, review the actual booking channels, and use supported public contacts for a relevant shortlist.
CSV workflows
GoHighLevel CSV export and import mapping
Export a GoHighLevel-oriented CSV, map business and contact fields, and retain the full evidence file. This is a CSV handoff rather than a native sync connector.
Instantly CSV export with source review
Export email-bearing rows, map names and business fields, and keep evidence separately. Public email discovery and sending-platform import are separate from deliverability verification.
Automation guides
n8n polling workflow for local leads
Use HTTP Request nodes with the existing customer API to create a search, wait for completion, and download full CSV. No native n8n plugin or webhook is required.
Workflow comparisons
OwnerClue and Outscraper for local prospecting
Compare documented workflows and billable units for a Maps list with contact enrichment. This comparison does not rank accuracy or claim a measured coverage advantage.
OwnerClue and Apollo for local-business research
Compare a source-review workspace with Apollo’s documented Maps-to-account workflow. Apollo does support local Google Maps discovery; the useful distinction is the downstream task.
Industry walkthroughs
How to find businesses without listed websites in Austin
Use a city-and-industry search and the no_website signal, then verify candidates manually before treating them as website prospects.
How to research local plumber leads in Phoenix
A practical plumber-by-city workflow covering relevance, public email and phone sources, missing fields and CSV review without claiming complete city coverage.
Research Texas roofing prospects for website services
Combine city-and-category discovery with manual website checks and contractor-directory cross-checks. Keep observations separate from a claim that a roofer needs a redesign.
How local SEO agencies build a prospect shortlist
Use industry-and-city research to find relevant businesses, then manually inspect local visibility and prepare a source-backed contact list. Includes a dental-practice review checklist.
How to research review-management prospects
Use ratings and total review counts as an initial shortlist, then check review recency and responses manually. Static listing fields are not review-management intelligence.
ChatGPT and source-backed local-business research
Use assisted research for a few businesses and a repeatable task workflow for a batch. In both cases, check original sources, published roles and missing information.
How to build a pizza-shop lead list from Maps
Define a pizza-shop market, review branches and contact sources, and export CSV within the actual trial limits. This walkthrough does not claim a measured real task result.