Google Maps No-Website Leads Scraper: Verified + Company Match

Find local businesses on Google Maps that have no website of their own, checked twice, and know which registered company is behind each one. Type a trade and a city, get the businesses with no site (or only a Facebook, Instagram or booking-platform page) with phone, address, rating, number of reviews, a lead score from 0 to 100 and, in France and the UK, the company behind the listing: registration number, legal form, date of creation, activity and staff range. You pay per lead, not per place read.

• 🔎 Any trade, any city: hair salons in Leeds, coiffeurs in Nantes, Friseure in Berlin, barber shops in Houston. Several trades and several locations in one run.
• ✅ Double-checked: "no website on Google Maps" is not "no website". The Actor tests the domain names a business would use (zeplombier.fr, templarsplumbing.co.uk) and sets aside those whose site shows their phone number or postcode.
• 🧩 Social-only and platform-only businesses are leads too: a salon whose only link is its Planity, Booksy, Fresha, Facebook or Instagram page has no site of its own. The status says which case it is.
• 🏢 The company behind the listing (France, UK): SIREN or Companies House number, legal form, registration date, activity, staff range. A bakery registered in 2003 with 172 reviews and no website is not the same lead as a shop opened last month.
• 📊 Lead score with its reasons, in plain words, so you can sort a call list in one click.
• 🏷️ Unclaimed Google profiles flagged: profileClaimed: false when nobody has claimed the listing (Google Maps shows "Claim this business"). Turn on onlyUnclaimed to keep only those: an owner who never set up their profile needs more than a website.
• 🔔 Monitor mode: schedule it weekly and receive only the businesses you have not seen before.

✨ Why this Actor

🎯 Fewer false leads	Lists built from the Maps "website" field alone contain businesses that do have a site and never added it to their listing. Each lead here was tested against domains at its name first.
🧾 Who you are talking to	With the registered company you know the legal form, how long the business has existed and how many people it employs, before the first call. None of the Google Maps no-website Actors we compared gives it.
💸 Pay per lead	Places that are read and set aside (they have a website, they are closed, they do not pass your filters) cost nothing. $3 per 1,000 leads.
⚡ Fast and light	No browser: 110 to 120 places read and checked in 70 to 85 seconds.
🔒 Careful with personal data	No owner or director names. For a sole trader, the registered name is a person's name: it is not returned.

🎯 Use cases

• Web designers and agencies: a call list of established local businesses with no site, best prospects first.
• Local SEO and Google Business Profile services: businesses that rely on a social or booking page only, and listings their owner never claimed (onlyUnclaimed).
• Website builders, booking and ordering tools: target trades and cities where many businesses still have no site.
• Market studies: share of businesses without a website by trade and by city (the run summary gives it).
• Recurring prospecting: the monitor mode returns only new listings each week.

🚀 Examples

1. Hair salons in Leeds without a website

{
  "searches": ["hair salon"],
  "locations": ["Leeds, UK"],
  "maxLeads": 20
}

2. Three trades in two French towns, established businesses only

{
  "searches": ["plombier", "électricien", "boulangerie"],
  "locations": ["Lyon 3e", "Villeurbanne"],
  "countryCode": "fr",
  "minReviews": 5,
  "maxLeads": 80
}

Measured on 13 October 2026: 229 places read, 74 leads, 55 of them matched to their registered company, in 2 minutes 32.

3. Well-rated small businesses only, no suppliers or chains

{
  "searches": ["plumber"],
  "locations": ["Leeds"],
  "minRating": "4.5",
  "maxReviews": 60,
  "excludeKeywords": ["supplies", "merchant"],
  "maxLeads": 40
}

Measured on 22 October 2026: 17 leads without the filters, 12 with them; the plumbing merchants and the businesses with more than 60 reviews are gone, and every lead is rated 4.7 or more. Places set aside by a filter are not charged.

3b. Only the businesses with strictly nothing online

{
  "searches": ["barber shop", "taqueria"],
  "locations": ["Houston, TX"],
  "output": "strict",
  "onlyWithPhone": true
}

4. Weekly feed of new businesses without a website

{
  "searches": ["coiffeur", "institut de beauté"],
  "locations": ["Nantes", "Rezé", "Saint-Herblain"],
  "countryCode": "fr",
  "monitorName": "nantes-beauty"
}

Schedule it once a week: the first run delivers the current leads, the next ones only what is new.

5. A whole large city, postcode area by postcode area

{
  "searches": ["hair salon"],
  "locations": ["Leeds, UK"],
  "deepSearch": true,
  "maxSubAreas": 15,
  "maxLeads": 500
}

Measured on 14 October 2026: the Leeds search alone stops at 38 leads; with four postcode areas added (LS1, LS2, LS6, LS8) the same run had 144 different leads after 4 minutes. In Lyon, plumbers went from 20 to 66 leads with six areas.

6. No website and an unclaimed Google profile

{
  "searches": ["barber shop"],
  "locations": ["Bradford, UK"],
  "onlyUnclaimed": true,
  "maxLeads": 50
}

Measured on 20 October 2026: among the businesses without a website, 8 of 60 barber shops in Bradford and 4 of 49 hair salons in Nantes had never claimed their Google profile. In Houston, 1 plumber out of 82 places read. Claimed listings are skipped for free.

What to expect, trade by trade

Runs of 13 October 2026, default settings:

Search	Places read	Leads	Share without a website
coiffeur, Nantes	113	51	45%
Friseur, Berlin Neukölln	52	23	44%
barber shop + taqueria, Houston	118	39	33%
plombier + électricien + boulangerie, Lyon 3e and Villeurbanne (5 reviews or more)	229	74	32%
hair salon + cafe + car repair, Leeds	161	34	21%
plumber, Leeds	60	5	8%
roofing contractor, Austin	100	0	0%

Google Maps does not return exactly the same places from one run to the next, so these figures move a little. Trades matter more than cities: hairdressers, bakeries, small restaurants and garages often have no site; roofers in a large US city all have one. The run summary gives the share for your own search.

📦 Output

One row per lead. Example (street number and phone partly masked here):

{
  "type": "lead",
  "name": "Au Fournil de Montchat",
  "category": "Bakery",
  "phone": "04 78 •• •• ••",
  "phoneInternational": "+33 4 78 •• •• ••",
  "address": "•• Av. Lacassagne, 69003 Lyon",
  "postcode": "69003",
  "city": "Lyon",
  "countryCode": "FR",
  "rating": 4.3,
  "reviewsCount": 172,
  "openingHours": ["Tuesday: 6 am–8 pm", "Wednesday: 6 am–8 pm", "…"],
  "googleMapsUrl": "https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJwUf8q8TB9EcRyQJNEIr-OEc",
  "websiteOnMaps": null,
  "websiteStatus": "no_website_found",
  "profileClaimed": true,
  "domainsChecked": 8,
  "registeredDomains": [],
  "leadScore": 100,
  "leadReasons": ["no website and no domain at its name", "phone number listed", "172 reviews", "rated 4.3", "registered company identified", "company registered 23 years ago"],
  "companyMatched": true,
  "companyMatchConfidence": "high",
  "companyNumber": "450185996",
  "companyName": "AU FOURNIL DE MONTCHAT",
  "companyLegalForm": "SARL",
  "companyRegisteredOn": "2003-09-01",
  "companyAgeYears": 23,
  "companyActivityCode": "10.71C",
  "companyActivity": "Boulangerie et boulangerie-pâtisserie",
  "companyEmployees": "6 à 9 salariés",
  "companyUrl": "https://annuaire-entreprises.data.gouv.fr/entreprise/450185996",
  "search": "boulangerie",
  "location": "Lyon 3e",
  "rank": 13
}

Website status

websiteStatus	Meaning	Lead?
no_website_found	No link on the listing, no active domain at the business name	✅
social_only	The only link is a social page (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok…)	✅
platform_only	The only link is a page on a platform (Planity, Booksy, Fresha, Treatwell, Linktree, a directory, a delivery site…)	✅
domain_registered	A domain at the business name is registered, with no site on it (parked page, nothing)	✅
website_unsure	A page with the business name in its title, mentioning its city, answers at a domain of its name	set aside
website_found	A site at the business name shows its phone number or postcode: Maps just does not link to it	set aside
website_on_maps	The listing links to a real website	set aside

With output: "all" every place is saved with its status, and the places that have a website are charged as cheaper "place" rows.

Views

Leads (score, phone, rating, status), Company behind each lead, Call list (phone, address and the reasons behind the score) and Website check. The run summary (key-value store, RUN_SUMMARY) counts the places read, those with a website, those set aside by the double-check, the leads by status and the share without a website.

💰 Pricing

Pay per result, no subscription. Platform usage is included.

Event	Price
Run start	$0.003
No-website lead	$0.003
Place with a website (only with output: all)	$0.001
Places read and set aside	free

1,000 leads cost $3. Apify subscribers get 10 to 30% off depending on their plan. Set a maximum cost per run in the run options and the Actor stops cleanly when it is reached.

❓ FAQ

How do you know a business has no website? Three steps. First the link on its Google Maps listing: none, a social page, a platform page, or a real site. Then, when there is no real site, the Actor builds the domain names the business would use from its name (up to 9, with the extensions of its country) and checks which ones exist. Last, it reads what answers on those domains: if the page shows the phone number or the postcode of the business, the business has a site and is set aside. A page that belongs to someone else with a similar name (very common for short names) does not remove the lead.

Can a lead still have a website? Yes, when the site is published under a name that has nothing to do with the business name and is not linked from its listing. The double-check removes the frequent case (a site at the business name), not every case. domainsChecked tells how many names were tested.

How does the company match work, and how reliable is it? France: the name of the listing is searched in the official register (INSEE / INPI, open data) at the postcode of the listing, then in its département. A match needs the distinctive words of the name on both sides: trade words and place names do not count, and property companies and holdings are never matched. companyMatchConfidence says how strong it is: high (whole name, same postcode), medium (whole name, same département, or a one-word name), low (part of the name: check the activity). On our runs of 13 October 2026, three quarters of the leads in Lyon and half of those in Nantes were matched; reading the matches one by one, about one in fifteen pointed to a different business with a similar name, almost always flagged medium or low: look at companyActivity before relying on a match. UK: Companies House is searched by name at the postcode of the listing, so only businesses whose registered office is at the shop are matched (6 of 34 in Leeds); many small UK businesses are registered at their accountant's. Other countries: the company fields are empty.

Why is the company name empty for some matched leads? The business is a sole trader. Its registered name is the name of a person, so it is not returned: you get the registration number, the legal form, the date of creation and the activity.

What does profileClaimed mean? Whether the owner has claimed the Google Business Profile of the listing. false: nobody has, and Google Maps shows "Claim this business" on it; such a lead gets 10 more points in its score. null: Google did not say. With onlyUnclaimed, claimed listings are skipped and not charged.

Does it return owner names, emails or personal data? No owner or director names, and no emails: businesses without a website rarely publish one. The fields come from the public Google Maps listing of the business (name, category, phone, address as the business published them) and from official company registers.

How many places can one search return? Google Maps shows about 100 to 120 places per search. To cover a large city, turn on Go deeper in large cities: when a location hits that ceiling, the same search runs again in each postcode area found among the results (LS6, LS11… in Leeds; 69003, 69007… in Lyon), duplicates removed, and each row says in subArea which area found it. You can also list districts or neighbouring towns yourself as separate locations.

Will I pay for businesses from another city? No. Google Maps sometimes slips in a business from far away (a roofer in Marseille when you search Toulouse). When a search is about one city, places whose address is far from it are skipped and not charged, and the run summary counts them in outsideArea. Region-wide searches (Brittany, Yorkshire) are left as they are, and so are businesses that show no address. Set keepOutsideArea to keep everything.

Will I pay for places that are not businesses? No. A search for electricians can bring up a power substation, and other searches a bus stop or a car park: they never have a website, so they would look like leads. They are skipped and not charged, and the run summary counts them in notABusiness.

Which countries are supported? Google Maps worldwide. The domain double-check knows the usual extensions of France, the UK, the US, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Ireland, Portugal, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and tests .com elsewhere. The company match covers France and the UK.

How is this different from your No-Website Leads Actor? No-Website Leads reads the official registers: companies registered in the last days, before Google Maps lists them, with no phone number. This one reads Google Maps: businesses that are open, reviewed and reachable by phone. One finds new companies, the other established ones.

Can I use these leads for prospecting? You remain responsible for the rules that apply to your outreach: in the UK the Corporate Telephone Preference Service and PECR, in France the rules on B2B prospecting, in the US the TCPA and Do Not Call rules for calls and texts and CAN-SPAM for emails. Many small businesses are run by one person: contact them as you would like to be contacted.

Is this an official Google product? No. It is an independent tool that reads public Google Maps results, and it is not affiliated with Google. Company data: INSEE / INPI through recherche-entreprises.api.gouv.fr (Licence Ouverte 2.0) and Companies House (Open Government Licence v3.0).

🔌 API, AI agents and integrations

• API: one call runs the Actor and returns the results, POST https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/euroscrape~google-maps-no-website-leads/run-sync-get-dataset-items (see the API tab for Python, JavaScript and cURL).
• AI agents (MCP): add https://mcp.apify.com?tools=euroscrape/google-maps-no-website-leads to Claude, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client, and the Actor becomes a tool your agent can call.
• No-code automation: start runs and pass the results on with Apify's integrations for n8n, Make and Zapier, or with a webhook when a run ends.
• Exports: every result set downloads as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML, and can be sent to Google Sheets.

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