Local Business Leads Finder - Emails, Phones & Websites

Build lists of local businesses by category and location: plumbers in Austin, dentists within 5 km of a point, roofers in San Diego rated 4.5+. Each lead comes with its phone number, email address (where one is known), website, full address, rating, review count, opening hours and Google Maps link. Filter for businesses without a website, unclaimed profiles or a minimum number of reviews to find the leads that need your service.

What you get

One row per business:

• name, category and categories
• phone, email and emails: emails are kept only when they're on the business's own domain or clearly belong to it
• website and domain
• address, street, city, postalCode, region, countryCode, latitude and longitude
• rating, reviewCount and ratingDistribution (count of 1-5 star reviews)
• isClaimed: whether the owner has claimed the business profile
• openingHours per day, priceLevel, description, totalPhotos, logo and mainImage
• googleMapsUrl, placeId, cid and lastUpdated

Export to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets from the Dataset tab, or send leads straight to your CRM with an integration.

Use cases

• Web design and SEO agencies: find businesses with no website, or with few reviews, and pitch them
• Local lead generation: build call and email lists for any trade in any city
• Sales prospecting: target well-reviewed, established businesses (100+ reviews) in your niche
• Reputation management: find businesses with low ratings or unclaimed profiles
• Market research: count competitors by category and area, and compare ratings

How to use

1. Enter one or more Business categories, such as plumber, dentist, pizza restaurant or real estate agency. Plurals and capitals are fine. The run log shows which category each term was matched to.
2. Set the location: a City (spelled in full), optionally a State / region (full name, e.g. Texas), a ZIP / postal code and a Country code. To search in a radius instead, enter Search around coordinates (latitude,longitude) and a Radius (km).
3. Add filters: Website (has one / has none), Phone number, Email address, Claimed profile, Minimum rating and Minimum reviews.
4. Choose Sort by (most reviews, highest rating or newest listings) and set Max leads.
5. Run the actor. Results appear in the Dataset tab.

Output example

{
  "name": "SALT Plumbing Air & Electric",
  "category": "Air conditioning repair service",
  "phone": "+1737-355-5063",
  "email": "service@callsalt.com",
  "emails": ["service@callsalt.com"],
  "website": "https://callsalt.com/?utm_source=GBP&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=austin",
  "domain": "callsalt.com",
  "address": "901 S MoPac Expy, Austin, TX 78746",
  "city": "Austin",
  "postalCode": "78746",
  "region": "Texas",
  "countryCode": "US",
  "rating": 4.9,
  "reviewCount": 1644,
  "isClaimed": true,
  "openingHours": { "monday": "08:00-20:00", "sunday": "08:00-20:00" },
  "googleMapsUrl": "https://www.google.com/maps?cid=13621142114814460630&hl=en&gl=US"
}

Tips

• City names must match exactly (New York, not NYC). If you get no results, check the spelling or use coordinates instead.
• Website: No website combined with Minimum reviews: 20 finds established businesses that still have no site, a classic web design lead list.
• Not every business has a known email. Set Email address to Has an email to return only those that do.
• For every business on Google Maps, including reviews and photos, use the Google Maps actors.

Pricing

You pay per search request and per lead returned. There's no subscription, and you can cap your spend with the run's maximum charge setting.