Chamber of Commerce Real-Time Data

Live Chamber of Commerce business directory intelligence: keyword + US city search, full business records, and lead enrichment with phones, websites, emails, employee size, and key contacts. Checkbox features — enable only what you need. Structured JSON streamed to your dataset in real time.

Free plan notice: on the Apify Free plan this Actor exports a small sample of results per run (2 records). Upgrade to a paid Apify plan for full, unlimited exports.

Who is this for

Built for teams that sell to, research, or audit US local businesses:

• Lead generation — pull plumbers, dentists, insurance agencies, contractors, chambers of commerce… with phone, website, email, employee size, and a named contact ready for outreach.
• Local market sizing — see how many businesses of a category exist in a city, how well reviewed they are, and who has a working web presence.
• CRM & enrichment pipelines — stream records straight into Sheets, Airtable, HubSpot, Pipedrive, or a custom endpoint via webhooks.
• Local SEO & citation audits — check addresses, phone numbers, websites, and categories across a market in one pass.
• Partner & network research — find chambers of commerce and business associations by city, with their contacts and employee size.
• AI agents & MCP workflows — feed live directory answers into an agent (see below).

Feature matrix

Feature	What it does	Default
🔎 Business search by keyword + location	Multi-task search: pair a keyword ("chamber of commerce", "plumber", "dentist"…) with a US city ("Los Angeles, CA", "Austin, TX"). Each task collects its businesses page by page — every business on every page is a row, with name, category, address, phone, rating, and review count as published.	On
📋 Listing Details	Turn business page URLs or numeric listing ids into full records: phone, website, email(s), employees, key contact, hours, services, payment methods, coordinates.	Off
⭐ Reviews	Public customer reviews for the businesses requested in Listing Details — one row per review, capped per business.	Off
🔗 Scrape By URL	Paste a business page URL (one full record), a category page URL (one row per business on that page), or a city page URL (its catalog).	Off
🎯 Lead details (enrich in place)	Adds website, email(s), employee size, contact name and title, hours, services, socials, and coordinates to every row. Enrich, never filter — businesses with no extra details are still exported.	On
📤 Webhooks	JSON or Slack. Every record is POSTed to your URL the moment it is collected — CRM, Zapier, Make, n8n.	Off

Features combine freely: search + lead details is the classic lead-gen run; Listing Details + Reviews is the deep-dive run; Scrape By URL re-collects a page you already know.

Input reference

🔎 Business search

Field	Type	Default	Notes
enableSearch	boolean	true	Master switch for search.
searchTasks	array	2 demo rows	One row per search: keyword, location, optional maxResults.
maxResultsPerTask	integer	10	Global default cap per task; override per task with maxResults.
maxPagesPerTask	integer	empty	Optional catalog page cap (50 businesses per page). Empty = keep going until this task's businesses are all collected or the category ends.

Search tasks:

{
  "enableSearch": true,
  "searchTasks": [
    { "keyword": "chamber of commerce", "location": "Los Angeles, CA", "maxResults": 10 },
    { "keyword": "plumber", "location": "Austin, TX", "maxResults": 50 },
    { "keyword": "commercial insurance agency", "location": "Chicago, IL", "maxResults": 100 }
  ],
  "maxResultsPerTask": 10
}

Keyword tips: the closer the keyword is to a directory category ("plumber", "dentist", "restaurant", "insurance agency"), the tighter the list. If no category matches the keyword, the run falls back to all businesses in that city and says so in the log.

📋 Listing details

Field	Type	Default	Notes
enableListingDetails	boolean	false	Collect full records for specific businesses.
listingUrls	array	[]	Full business page URLs, one per line.
listingIds	array	[]	Numeric listing ids, one per line (the number inside a business URL, e.g. 2002915560).
enableReviews	boolean	false	One row per public review for the requested businesses. Requires Listing Details.
maxReviewsPerBusiness	integer	10	Reviews collected per business (1–50).

{
  "enableListingDetails": true,
  "listingUrls": ["https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/california/los-angeles/chamber-of-commerce/2002915560-los-angeles-area-chamber-of-commerce"],
  "listingIds": ["2002110354"],
  "enableReviews": true,
  "maxReviewsPerBusiness": 10
}

🔗 Scrape By URL

Field	Type	Default	Notes
enableScrapeByUrl	boolean	false	Collect directly from URLs instead of searching.
scrapeUrls	array	[]	Business pages, category pages, or city pages.

{
  "enableScrapeByUrl": true,
  "scrapeUrls": [
    "https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/texas/austin/plumber/",
    "https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/california/los-angeles/food-dining/restaurant/",
    "https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/business-directory/new-york/new-york/"
  ]
}

🎯 Lead details

Field	Type	Default	Notes
enableLeadDetails	boolean	true	Adds website, email(s), employee size, contact name/title, hours, services, payment methods, socials, coordinates. Adds a little extra time per record.

Lead details never change how many rows you get — they only fill in more of each row. Emails are looked up on the business's own website when the listing publishes none.

⚙️ Output & limits

Field	Type	Default	Notes
maxItems	integer	10000	Global cap on total rows across all features.
concurrency	integer	3	Parallel detail lookups (1–8).
delayBetweenRequestsMs	integer	250	Polite pacing between directory pages (0–5000 ms).

🌐 Connection

proxyConfiguration defaults to Apify residential proxy, country US. Change the country or provide your own proxy URLs only if you need to — no other setup is required.

Output field reference

Every row contains featureType (search, listing_details, reviews, scrape_by_url) and scrapedAt.

Field	Type	Notes
name	string	Business name.
listingId	string | null	Directory listing id.
profileUrl	string | null	Canonical business page.
phone	string | null	Published phone number.
website	string | null	Published website.
email / emails	string | null / array	Published mailbox(es) plus ones found on the business's own site.
street, city, state, zipCode, location	string | null	Address parts and the full address.
category, categories	string | null / array	Primary category and the full category path.
rating, reviewCount	number | null	Public rating and review count.
employees, employeesMin, employeesMax	string / integer | null	Employee size as published (e.g. "2-5", "20+") with parsed bounds.
contactName, contactTitle	string | null	Key contact and role, when the listing publishes one.
verified	boolean	Owner-verified badge on the listing.
hours, services, paymentMethods	arrays	Public business hours, services, and accepted payment methods.
socials	object	Social profiles.
geo	object | null	{ lat, lng }.
description, imageUrl, priceRange	string | null	About text, image, published price range.
searchKeyword, searchLocation, searchCategory, searchTaskIndex, searchTaskLabel, position	—	Search context for each row (null on URL-driven rows).
detailsFetched	boolean	True when lead details were merged into this row.
sourceUrl, pageType	string | null	For Scrape By URL rows: the page and what kind it was.
requested, found	string / boolean	For Listing Details rows: what you asked for, and whether it exists.
businessName, reviewIndex, rating, date, author, source, text	—	Review rows.

Dataset views included: Overview (everything) and Leads (contact-ready columns).

Webhook guide

Set webhookUrl (and webhookFormat) and every record is also pushed to your endpoint the moment it is saved. Webhook delivery failures never stop a run.

JSON (webhookFormat: "json") — the full record, POSTed as application/json:

{
  "featureType": "search",
  "name": "Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce",
  "listingId": "2002915560",
  "phone": "213-580-7500",
  "website": "http://www.lachamber.com/",
  "email": "info@lachamber.com",
  "employees": "20+",
  "contactName": "Maria Gonzalez",
  "contactTitle": "Membership Director",
  "city": "Los Angeles",
  "state": "CA",
  "category": "Chamber Of Commerce",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-30T12:00:00.000Z"
}

Slack (webhookFormat: "slack") — a Slack-ready message payload ({"text": "..."}):

{
  "text": ":office: *Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce*\n*Category:* Chamber Of Commerce  •  *Employees:* 20+\n*Location:* 350 S Bixel St Los Angeles, CA 90017\n*Phone:* 213-580-7500\n*Website:* http://www.lachamber.com/"
}

Using with AI agents (MCP)

The Actor is an Apify Actor, so any MCP-capable agent (Claude, Cursor, custom agents) can run it through the Apify MCP server and read the dataset as structured JSON.

Ask your agent things like:

"Run the Chamber of Commerce Real-Time Data actor for "roofing contractor" in "Dallas, TX" with lead details on, return 25 rows, and list the companies that have a website but no published email."

Or chain it: search a market → enrich → push to the CRM of your choice through the webhook.

FAQ

Do I need my own proxy? No. Apify residential proxy (US) is on by default and is the supported route. You can change the country or bring your own proxy URLs in the Connection section if you prefer.

What does the free plan get me? Up to 2 rows per run as a trial. Paid plans export everything the run collects.

How fresh is the data? Every row is collected during the run and stamped with scrapedAt; nothing is cached between runs.

How many rows can one run produce? As many as you ask for, up to your run's item cap and your max total charge for that run. Businesses stream to the dataset as they arrive, so long runs stay light.

Can I get emails? Yes — when the listing publishes a mailbox it is included, and lead details also look for one on the business's own website. Not every business publishes an email.

Do filters drop rows? No. Every discovered business is exported; enrichment only ever adds fields.

Can I run it on a schedule? Yes — a scheduled run with the same input gives you a fresh snapshot each time.

Delivery

• Streaming: each record is written to the dataset the moment it is collected. Memory stays flat on large runs.
• Charge limit aware: if your max total charge for the run is reached, the run stops cleanly with a summary instead of failing.
• Free tier: a free Apify plan exports up to 2 results per run (owner-configurable, FREE_TIER_MODE=block blocks free runs entirely).
• Run summary: the key-value store entry OUTPUT carries totals and the paywall object (detected, isPaying, pricingTier, limited, blocked, freeTierMaxItems).

Local development

npm install
cp local.input.example.json local.input.json
cp .env.example .env        # only needed when you want to use your own proxy pool
npm run start:local
npm run typecheck
npm run build
npm run test:smoke          # offline checks of parsing, matching, and gating

Local runs write JSONL to output/local_results.jsonl. Set "useProxy": false in local.input.json when your own connection reaches the directory directly; the input's Connection section is ignored locally, and the platform always uses Apify proxy.