Google Maps is the biggest free directory of local businesses in the world. Every plumber, dentist and roofer who wants customers is on it. A Google Maps lead scraper for web designers turns that directory into a prospect list: names, phones, websites, ratings and reviews, in seconds instead of hours of copy-paste.

Why Google Maps beats bought lead lists

  • It is fresh. Businesses update their own Google profile; bought lists go stale in months.
  • It is local. You search exactly the city and niche you want to sell in.
  • It shows quality signals. Ratings and review counts tell you which businesses are busy and can afford a website.
  • It links the website. You can see right away who has no site, a broken one or an old one.

What a good lead scraper should give you

A plain list of names and phone numbers is only the start. For web design sales you want each lead checked, so you spend your time on the right businesses.

  1. A screenshot of the website, so you can judge it in one glance.
  2. A verdict: no website, broken, outdated or modern.
  3. Contact data: phone, email from the website, social profiles.
  4. Directory listings like Yelp, BBB or Angi, which show how established the business is.
  5. Validation of emails and phone numbers before you reach out.
Lead cards with website screenshots, ratings, phones, emails and listings
Each result comes with a website screenshot, a verdict, contact data and listings.

How to run your first search

  1. Pick one niche and one city: “roofing contractors near Tampa” works better than “contractors in Florida”.
  2. Start with 10 to 20 leads to see the quality before going bigger.
  3. Filter by rating and reviews: 4+ stars and 50+ reviews usually means a healthy business.
  4. Keep the ones with no website or a weak one, and add them to your CRM.
  5. Check the email or phone, then reach out the same day.

Keep your searches

Save every search so you can come back to it. A history of searches also stops you from paying twice for the same city and niche.

Search history shown as boxes with niche, city, number of leads and date
Every search is saved: open it again any time.

From list to clients

A list is worth nothing until you reach out. Read how to sell websites to local businesses and use a short cold email template or a cold calling script.

Run your first live lead search in under a minute. Start free — no card needed.

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Basic

$9.99/month

11,500 credits a month

+ 1,000 FREE credits

  • About 261 done-for-you leads
  • or 88 AI website previews
  • All features included
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Pro

$39/month

50,000 credits a month

+ 1,500 FREE credits

  • About 1,136 done-for-you leads
  • or 384 AI website previews
  • All features included
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Best value

Premium

$79/month

105,000 credits a month

+ 3,000 FREE credits

  • About 2,386 done-for-you leads
  • or 807 AI website previews
  • All features included
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Frequently asked questions

Is it legal to collect business data from Google Maps?

Public business information such as name, address, phone and website is widely used for B2B prospecting. Use it for relevant, respectful outreach and follow the email and calling rules of your country.

How many leads should I pull per search?

Start with 10 to 20 per niche and city. It is easier to follow up properly on a small, fresh list than on a big one that goes cold.