Google Maps No-Website Leads Finder

Find local businesses on Google Maps whose profile lists no website, or only a Facebook, Instagram, Yelp or Linktree page. Get name, category, address, phone, rating, review count, Maps link and a 0-100 lead score, ready for web-design, local SEO or Google Business Profile outreach.

What it does

• Searches one or more business types (e.g. landscaping, roofing, handyman) on a grid of points around any town, address or lat,lng, so you see far more than the 20 results one Maps search shows.
• Keeps businesses with no website on their Google profile. Social-only businesses are tagged websiteType: "social" with the page in socialUrl (turn off with Include Facebook/Instagram-only businesses).
• Scores each lead 0-100: has a phone (35), review volume (up to 35, 100+ reviews = full), rating (up to 20, 4.5+ = full), has a category (10). High score = an established, well-liked business that is easy to call and still has no site.

Example

Input: business types landscaping, roofing, house painter, handyman, tree service, hvac, location West Chester, PA, grid 5, spacing 5 km. One test run scanned 1,061 businesses and returned 221 without a website on Google (212 none, 9 social-only).

Output fields

leadScore, scoreReasons, name, category, categories, address, phone, rating, reviewCount, websiteType (none or social), socialUrl, mapsUrl, placeId, lat, lng, foundVia. With the website check on: siteCheck (found, none-found or unknown), foundWebsite, siteEvidence. A SUMMARY record in the key-value store counts searches, places scanned and leads.

Good to know

• "No website" means no website is listed on the business's Google profile. Some of these businesses do have a site elsewhere that they never linked to Google. In a hand check of 9 results, 5 appeared to have a site somewhere on the web. That is still a useful lead for Google Business Profile fixes (a missing website link hurts Maps ranking), but check before pitching a new website.
• Turn on Check for a website elsewhere (beta) to have the actor do that first pass for you. For each lead it runs a web search and opens the top non-directory results; a lead is tagged found only when the page shows the lead's phone number or its full business name. In a 60-lead test (West Chester PA, 6 trades) it tagged 7 leads found (one was a false match on a town name, fixed since), and 2 searches were blocked (unknown). It catches some unlinked sites, not all, so none-found means "not found", not "proven to have no site". It adds about 5-10 seconds per lead. Use Drop leads with a website found elsewhere to remove the found ones.
• Use 3-5 business types and grid size 3-5 for a town-sized area. Bigger grids find more businesses on the edges.
• Datacenter proxy (default) works. The GOOGLE_SERP proxy group does not serve this endpoint.