Google Maps New Business Finder
Pricing
from $30.00 / 1,000 new business results
Find newly opened and recently listed local businesses on Google Maps. One row per qualified business with estimated opening date, source (Google label, earliest review, first-seen), confidence and signals. Filter by opening window, reviews and website; optional emails/socials.
Business categories to search, e.g. dentist, cafe, plumber, gym. Every term is searched in every location.
[ "cafe", "restaurant"]Cities, suburbs or regions, e.g. Braddon, ACT, Australia. Suburbs and neighbourhoods surface far more new businesses than whole cities, where established, well-reviewed places dominate the results.
[ "Braddon, ACT, Australia"]How many Google Maps places to scan for each search term × location (before new-business qualification). Common values: 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000. Above ~120 the search is split into a map grid automatically, which takes noticeably longer.
AUTO splits a search into a 3×3 map grid only when Google's result list fills up (≈120 places) and you asked for more. GRID always splits; SINGLE never does.
STRICT: Google's opening label or a complete earliest-review date. BALANCED (recommended): also partial review evidence and recent first-seen monitoring. BROAD: also low-review / no-review / immature-profile heuristics (lower precision).
Only businesses whose opening signal falls within this many days. Common values: 30, 60, 90, 180, 365.
Skip businesses with fewer Google reviews than this.
Skip businesses with more Google reviews than this. 0 = no upper limit. A low limit also makes runs faster: places above it are skipped straight from the search results.
Keep listings with zero reviews. They have no review date, so they qualify only via Google's opening label, first-seen monitoring, or BROAD mode.
Keep only businesses with no website on Google Maps (agency / web-design prospects). Cannot be combined with “Only businesses with a website”.
Keep only businesses that list a website.
Return the website URL listed on Google Maps.
Crawl each qualified business's website (homepage + contact/about pages) for email addresses. Billed as a separate add-on event, only when the website was actually crawled.
Collect Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube and TikTok profiles linked from the business website. Same add-on event as emails (charged once per crawled website).
With a Monitor key: skip every place this monitor has already seen, so scheduled runs return only newly appearing listings. Requires Monitor key.
Name for this monitor's first-seen registry, e.g. melbourne-gyms. Stored in your account and reused by every run with the same key. Enables firstSeenAt and the FIRST_SEEN_RECENTLY signal.
Place IDs, CIDs or feature IDs to skip (e.g. existing customers).
[]Google Maps interface language (hl). Opening-label and review-date parsing is built for English, so keep en unless you need otherwise.