No-Website Business Leads Scraper (Google Maps)
Pricing
from $1.00 / 1,000 results
Find businesses with weak or missing websites on Google Maps. A priority-ranked lead generation list for website developers and designers
What kind of business to search for — one business type per entry. Leave it at one entry to search a single type, or click '+ Add' to search several at once. Each entry runs as its own Google Maps search, then results are merged and de-duplicated so every unique business is audited only once. Examples: 'coffee shops', 'plumbers', 'hair salons'. Tip: 'Max results' applies per entry (5 entries × 50 = up to 250 listings before de-dup). Max 20 entries.
Country to search in. Its name is added to the search query. Pick from the list (start typing to filter). Use the country, not a state: for Florida choose United States, then put 'Tampa FL' in the City field.
Recommended for better results — narrow the search to one neighborhood, district, or ZIP/postcode (e.g. 'Lincoln Park', 'Pureza, Santa Mesa', '94110'). Google Maps caps each area at ~120 results, so focusing in gets you more — and more relevant — leads.
Maximum listings to scrape per business type. With several types this multiplies (5 types × 10 = up to 50 before de-dup). Google Maps caps results at ~120 per search area.
When on, the output is limited to businesses worth pitching — no website, a social-only or directory-only link, or a site that's outdated or unreachable (HIGH + MEDIUM priority). Businesses with a healthy, modern site (LOW) are skipped. Off by default, so you get every business. Note: every business is still scraped and audited; this only filters what's saved to the dataset.
Free Google API key. Get one at console.cloud.google.com → enable PageSpeed Insights API → create API key. Free tier is 25,000 requests/day. If omitted, PageSpeed score is not measured (categorization still works).
How many business websites to check in parallel. Keep low (3–5) to avoid rate limiting and PageSpeed quota errors.
