Everything LeadMapper does, in the order you’ll use it: search one point, a whole area or hundreds of postcodes, get one clean list, shortlist the businesses worth a call, then export or follow up until it’s won.
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One search from one point, paged until the results run out. Right for a suburb or a small town.
Up to 100 search points across an area, with a radius from 0.5 to 10 km.
One search run in every postcode or suburb you pick, up to 500 areas in a run, into one list.
Name, address, phone, website, rating, reviews, categories and hours, plus links.
Every business opens as a profile, with a check of what its Google listing is missing.
Rating, category, phone, website, claimed listing, which search, and whether it’s already a lead.
Well-reviewed businesses with no website on their listing, ready to pitch.
New through to Won, with priority, a score out of 100, notes, tasks and a call log.
A whole search, a bulk run, or just your filtered rows. CSV opens in Excel and Sheets.
How wide you cast is your choice: one point, a grid across an area, or every postcode in a region. All three return the same business details into the same list.
One search from one point, which keeps paging until Google runs out of results to give.
The same search run from a square of points across one area, merged into one list.
One search run area by area across a whole region, one postcode or suburb at a time.
Google Maps results centre on the point you search from. A grid search runs your search from a square of points across the area and merges what they find into one list.
You see the estimated credits before anything runs, and the run carries on in the background if you close the page.
A bulk scrape runs your search in every postcode or suburb you choose, one area after another, and combines the results into one list with each business listed once.
Skip areas you searched in the last 7, 30 or 90 days, pause or stop at any time, and export the whole run as one file.
How bulk scrape works →Every business a search finds becomes one row with the details from its Google Maps listing. Businesses found from more than one point or area are merged, so each appears once.
Dashed: included when the listing has one. Empty fields stay empty; nothing is guessed.
What each listing includes →Each row opens as a full profile: photos, reviews, opening hours, service options, what the owner wrote and where the search found it. Above all of it sits a check of the listing itself.
Everything here comes from the listing as it was when your search ran, including the grid point or area that found it.
One search can return hundreds of businesses, and a bulk run thousands. Filters, sorting and saved views cut that down to the ones that fit what you sell, and the website signal finds a ready-made pitch.
Every business from every search you’ve run sits in one list. Combine seven filters to match your ideal client, and each one shows how many businesses it would leave before you apply it.
Well reviewed and busy, but no website on their Google Maps listing. For web designers and marketers, that’s the opening line.
Save the best businesses as leads and follow them up in LeadMapper, or export the list to the tools you already use. Most people do both.
Save the best businesses as leads and move each one along, from New through Contacted, Qualified, Proposal and Negotiating to Won — with everything about it in one place. Work the board by dragging cards between stages, or switch to a table.
See the lead pipeline →Export a whole search as CSV or JSON, or just the rows you’ve filtered as CSV. A bulk run exports as one file with each business listed once, and a column naming every area it turned up in. CSV opens in Excel and Google Sheets.
Export Google Maps to CSV →Monthly or annual plans with included credits, or pay as you go. See plans and how credits work.
Tell us what you sell and where. We’ll email your invite link, straight away or after a short review.