Google Maps Email Enrichment - Local Business Leads
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$5.00 / 1,000 lead with contacts
Google Maps enricher for business leads enrichment: feed it Google Maps Scraper results and get local business emails, phones, socials, team-page people and tech stack. Found an email for 81% of 80 real test businesses. $0.005 per lead with contacts; the rest is free.
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$5.00 / 1,000 lead with contacts
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companyName
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The business's name as its own site states it: the name of a JSON-LD Organization or LocalBusiness, else the og:site_name meta tag, else the brand part of the home page title; for a no-website row the title of your source row. null when none. Never guessed.
domain
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Registrable domain of the website you asked for, e.g. "greggs.co.uk" for www.greggs.co.uk. The key the run de-duplicates on. null on a no-website row.
primaryEmail
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The best email to write to: an address on the business's own domain beats one on another domain, then a named person beats a role mailbox (sales@, support@) beats a generic one (info@, hello@), then the order the site gave them in. null when no email was found. Never constructed or guessed.
emails
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Email addresses the business publishes on its own site, best first (same order as primaryEmail), at most 20. Only addresses that are on the page: mailto: links, JSON-LD, visible text and simple encodings such as [at]/@/Cloudflare. Addresses on another domain are kept only from a mailto: link or JSON-LD. Image names, example addresses, hashed keys and third-party service addresses are dropped.
phones
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Phone numbers, at most 10: tel: links and JSON-LD telephone first, then numbers written in the page text that are clearly labelled (after "Tel", "Phone", "Call us", "Telefon", "Téléphone", "Teléfono") or written with a + and a real country code. Dates, prices, opening hours, VAT, company and order numbers, fax numbers and bare digit runs are not taken for phones.
people
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The people the business publishes on its own site, at most 50 - only when "Include the people behind the business" is on. Each has a name and, where the site says so, a job title; email and linkedin are filled only when the page itself links them. An address is never guessed or built from a name. Sources: JSON-LD (Organization employee or founder, a Person with a jobTitle), team cards on team, about and leadership pages, and mailto links whose text is a person's name. Testimonials, blog authors, product names and footer links are not people. People alone are not a lead and are not charged.
techStack
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The technologies detected on the business's home page (the page the contact crawl already fetched: no extra request): from the page's scripts, links, meta tags, markup, response headers and cookie names, against 166 curated signatures. All empty/null when the site could not be read or nothing matched.
leadFlags
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Simple yes/no qualification flags, ready to filter on in a spreadsheet or CRM.
contactPageUrl
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The best contact page of the site: a page that was read and whose address says contact, else a contact link the site publishes that was not read, else an imprint page that was read and has an email or phone. null when none was found.
address
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The postal address the site declares in a JSON-LD PostalAddress (street, locality, region, postalCode, country); null when it declares none. Addresses written in running text are not read.
emailDomainHasMx
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Whether the domain of primaryEmail has at least one MX record, from a public DNS lookup of the domain only - no mailbox is contacted. false: the domain does not exist or accepts no mail. null: no email, or the lookup could not be completed.
status
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"ok": at least one email or phone found (the only charged status). "no-contacts-found": the site was read but publishes no email or phone. "blocked": the site refused the request (HTTP 401/403/429, a bot check or a refused robots.txt) and nothing was worked around. "unreachable": no answer or the site redirects somewhere that is not a company website. "robots-disallowed": robots.txt forbids reading the home page, nothing was fetched. "no-website": a row of your dataset with no usable website, returned with its source fields. Every status except "ok" is free.
statusReason
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Plain-English explanation for any status other than a clean "ok" (null on a clean ok).
inputUrl
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The entry from your list this row answers, exactly as you gave it (trimmed). null on a no-website row.
finalDomain
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Registrable domain the site's home page ended up on after redirects, e.g. "greggs.com" when greggs.co.uk redirects there. null when the home page could not be read.
pagesCrawled
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Number of pages of the site that were read and parsed (the home page included).
changeType
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Change mode only (null otherwise): "baseline" on the first run, "new" for a business the tracker had not seen, "changed" when its state changed since the last run.
changedFields
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Change mode only (null otherwise): which parts changed since the last run, from emails, phones, socials, people, tech; firstSeen the first time this tracker saw the business; status when a site that could not be read earlier now has a different problem.
checkedAt
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ISO 8601 UTC timestamp of when the business's site was read.
source
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Only when the run read a dataset: the row of that dataset this lead came from, so results can be joined back. The Google Maps columns title, categoryName, address, city, phone, totalScore, reviewsCount, url and placeId (whichever the row has) plus the columns you listed (at most 15 extra, text cut at 2,000 characters) and datasetRow, sourceRowCount and otherRows. null for a business that came from "Websites" or the website list file; the column does not exist in runs without a dataset.
socials
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The business's own profile links, as published on its site (JSON-LD sameAs or links on its pages). null where the site links none. Share buttons, posts and personal profiles are not included.