Business Contact Finder: Owners, Emails & Phones

Owner and staff names with job titles, MX-verified email addresses, phone numbers and social profiles for any business, taken from its own public website or from a Google Maps search, with no login, no cookies and no purchased database.

Try it: Click Start with the default input: 3 businesses enriched in 39 s for about $0.009 (run on October 21, 2026). The $0.50 maximum charge shown on the run is a spending cap, not a fee.

Default input: three roofing-company websites. Real rows from that run:

Business	Owner	Verified email	Phone	People found
Steadfast Roofing	Jon Starry	info@steadfastroofingfl.com	(813) 851-2276	Jon Starry (Owner & CEO), Eldora Starry (Production Manager), 12 more
SCM Roofing	Scott Marone	scheduling@scmroofingfl.com	(855) 726-7663	Scott Marone (Owner & Founder)
Rainier Roofing	Sameer Asmar	info@rainierbuilders.com	(813) 452-8248	Sameer Asmar (President of Rainier Roofing), Joe Aponte (General Manager)

Each row also carries every email with its type and MX status, all phones, socials (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube and more), founding year, city and state, and the pages crawled. Paste your own website list, a Google Maps search such as plumbers in Austin, TX, or the dataset ID of a Google Maps Scraper run.

Pricing: $2.00 per 1,000 businesses enriched (primary event) plus $1.00 per 1,000 MX-verified emails; a typical lead with two emails costs $0.004. Unreachable sites, sites that disallow crawling, unverified emails and failed runs are not charged.

Who it is for: agencies and freelancers building local outreach lists, recruiters, sales teams prospecting small and mid-size businesses, and anyone who already has a list of companies and needs the decision maker and a working email.

More real examples

Google Maps search (October 2026). Input: roofing contractors in Tampa, FL, 10 places. Result: 9 businesses enriched, 5 owners identified by name, total run cost $0.004. Every row below came straight out of the dataset.

Business	Owner	Verified email	People found
Steadfast Roofing	Jon Starry	info@steadfastroofingfl.com	Jon Starry (Owner & CEO), Eldora Starry (Production Manager), Sara Adams (Office Assistant), 2 more
SCM Roofing, LLC	Scott Marone	scheduling@scmroofingfl.com	Scott Marone (Owner & Founder)
Rainier Roofing LLC	Sameer Asmar	info@rainierbuilders.com	Sameer Asmar (President), Joe Aponte (General Manager)
Red Fox Roofers of Tampa	Camilo Calle		Camilo Calle (co-owner)
Tampa Roof Repair LLC	Erik Emery		Erik Emery (Owner & Operator)

A second test on a mixed list of 12 plumbers, accountants and service businesses reached 11 sites, found 23 verified emails, and matched personal emails to 6 named partners at one accounting firm.

What you get for every business

Field	Example
businessName	Steadfast Roofing
ownerName	Jon Starry
people[]	{ "name": "Eldora Starry", "title": "Production Manager", "email": null }
emails[]	{ "email": "info@steadfastroofingfl.com", "type": "generic", "onDomain": true, "domainStatus": "mx", "verified": true }
phones[]	(813) 726-4590
socials	facebook, linkedin, instagram, x, youtube, tiktok, yelp, pinterest
foundedYear	2012
city, state, postalCode, addresses[]	Tampa, FL, 33602
siteBuilder, https, pagesCrawled, status	wordpress, true, 6 pages, ok

When the input comes from Google Maps you also keep placeId, address, categories, rating, reviewsCount, mapsPhone and mapsUrl, so the output works as a complete lead record on its own.

Three dataset views are built in: Overview (one row per business), Emails (one row per address) and People (one row per person). Export any of them as CSV, Excel or JSON.

Three ways to feed it

1. Google Maps search such as plumbers in Austin, TX. The Actor runs the Google Maps Scraper (compass/crawler-google-places) for you, billed to your account at that Actor's own rate (about $4 per 1,000 places on the free tier, less on paid plans), and enriches every result that has a website.
2. Websites: paste URLs or bare domains, one per line.
3. A dataset: the ID of any run whose items have a website, websiteUri, url or domain field. Original fields are kept, so you can enrich a Google Maps Scraper run you already paid for.

How the enrichment works

• Fetches the homepage and up to N contact, about, team and leadership pages (default 6) with per-host throttling.
• Honours robots.txt by default and never logs in anywhere.
• Finds emails in links, text and common obfuscations (name [at] domain [dot] com), drops placeholders and tracker junk, then checks the domain's MX record. Emails whose domain has an MX record are marked verified: true; addresses on domains with only an A record are kept but flagged unverified and never charged. Domains with no DNS at all are dropped.
• Extracts people from schema.org markup, team cards and Name, Title lines, and matches personal emails to names (jsmith@, john.smith@).
• Picks the owner from titles such as Owner, President, Founder, Principal and Managing Partner.

Pricing

Pay per event. You are charged only for value delivered:

Event	Price	When
Business enriched	$2.00 per 1,000	One charge per website that was reached and crawled
Verified email	$1.00 per 1,000	One charge per email whose domain has an MX record (verified: true). Unverified addresses are free

Unreachable sites, sites that disallow crawling, and businesses with no email (when you turn on Only output businesses with at least one email) are written to the dataset for transparency and are not charged. Platform usage is included. Set a maximum total charge on the run to cap spend.

Accuracy and limits

Measured on the test runs above, October 2026:

• 20 of 22 input websites were reached (the two misses were a site returning 429 to all crawlers and a JavaScript-only redirect page).
• An owner name was found for 5 of 9 roofing contractors and 3 of 11 mixed service businesses. Owner detection depends on the site naming its owner somewhere; many very small sites do not.
• Emails are verified at the domain level only (the domain publishes an MX record). Mailbox-level verification is not performed, so a small share of addresses on valid domains may still bounce. Only MX-verified emails are charged.
• People extraction is heuristic. Expect an occasional non-person on unusual page layouts; every person carries a source_url so you can check in one click.
• Datacenter proxies are the default and work for most business websites. Switch the proxy configuration to residential for sites behind aggressive bot protection.

Tips

• Turn on Only output businesses with at least one email when you only want mailable leads.
• Raise Max pages per website to 10 or more for firms with large team directories (law firms, medical groups, brokerages).
• Chain it: run the Google Maps Scraper with your own filters, then pass its dataset ID here.
• Use the People view and export to CSV for a ready-to-import outreach list.

FAQ

Does it use Apollo, LinkedIn or any contact database? No. Every field comes from the business's own public website or from the Google Maps result you asked for.

Will it get me banned or blocked? It reads public pages the way a browser does, throttles per host and respects robots.txt. Nothing is posted and no account is used.

Why is an email marked generic? Addresses such as info@, office@ or sales@ are flagged generic; named addresses are personal. Both are included so you can choose.

Can I enrich my own list of 5,000 domains? Yes. Paste them as websites, or upload them to a dataset and pass its ID. Raise Max businesses to enrich accordingly.

Where do I report a problem? Use the Issues tab on this page. Problems are usually answered the same day.

Legal

This Actor reads publicly available web pages, respects robots.txt and stores nothing beyond your run's dataset. You are responsible for complying with applicable laws (CAN-SPAM, GDPR, CCPA and similar) when contacting the people it finds.

Changelog

• 0.1 (October 2026): first public release. Google Maps, website and dataset inputs; MX email verification; people and owner extraction; three dataset views.