Every local business in any city — phone, rating, hours, coordinates — with the one filter no prospecting tool has: show me the ones with no website.
No API. No keys. No monthly fee. Windows, macOS & Linux.
Corporate databases index companies with funding rounds and job titles. The corner café with one location and a phone number simply isn't in there.
But every one of them is on Google Maps right now — with a phone, a rating, opening hours and a pin. Nobody was reading it as a lead list. That's the entire idea behind leadmaps.
Keep only businesses that have a phone but no website at all. No other prospecting tool can express this query, because no other tool knows whether a corner shop has a site. It's the default mode, and it's the single best prospect list you can hand a web, SEO or marketing agency.
Phone, website, socials, address, geo-coordinates, Plus Code, Place ID, rating, reviews, hours, photos — and a computed lead score.
It drives a real Chrome browser the way a person does. Nothing to sign up for, no quota, no key to rotate, no per-request bill.
No .env, no pasted tokens. Authorize once in your browser; the credential is cached on your machine only.
Notion, Google Sheets, CSV, Excel and PDF — write to several at once with --to notion,xlsx. Leads appear live as they're found, so an interrupted run keeps everything it already saved.
Before writing, leadmaps reads what's already in your destination and skips it — matching on Google Place ID, then phone, then name and address. Re-run tomorrow and you only ever add what's new.
Run it from your AI. A skill file ships today for assistants that can use your terminal — Claude Code and Cursor — so you can just say “pull 30 gyms in Mumbai without a website into Notion.” A hosted MCP connector for browser assistants like claude.ai and ChatGPT is in development and opens in beta soon.
Apollo is excellent at what it does. It just isn't built for the businesses on your high street.
| For a local SMB | leadmaps | Apollo |
|---|---|---|
| Phone number | Included | Paid plan, often missing |
| “Has no website” filter | Built in | Not possible |
| Geo-coordinates & Place ID | Yes | No |
| Rating & review count | Yes | No |
| Opening hours & photos | Yes | No |
| Coverage of neighbourhood businesses | Complete | Sparse |
| Corporate org charts & job titles | Not its job | Excellent |
| Verified work email addresses | Rarely on Maps | Core strength |
| Cost | $99 once | ~$49+/month |
Selling to enterprise buyers by job title? Use Apollo. Selling to local businesses? leadmaps has data Apollo simply doesn't hold.
No subscription. No per-lead fee. No API bill that grows with your usage. One payment unlocks both editions and every destination, on as many of your own machines as you need.
Activate with leadmaps activate <KEY>. Moving to a new laptop? leadmaps deactivate frees the seat, then activate there.
leadmaps runs on your computer and talks straight to Google Maps and your own Notion or Sheet. There's no server of ours metering your usage — which is exactly why we can charge once instead of monthly.
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No. leadmaps drives a real Google Chrome browser exactly the way a person would, so there's no API to sign up for, no key to paste, no quota, and no per-request billing. The only thing you need installed is Chrome.
leadmaps reads the same public business listings any visitor can see — it doesn't bypass logins, solve CAPTCHAs, or touch private data. That said, you're responsible for how you use the output: follow the terms of the services you use, and your local rules on marketing and data protection (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, DPDP and similar) when you contact anyone.
Apollo is built for corporate contacts and is thin on neighbourhood businesses. leadmaps targets exactly those local SMBs and returns what Apollo doesn't have for them: phone, Maps URL, geo-coordinates, Place ID, rating and reviews, opening hours, photos, and a lead score. Above all it can filter for businesses with no website — the single best prospect list if you sell websites or marketing.
Everything: both editions (Python and the standalone binary), all five destinations, all 41 fields, and the AI skill file — plus the MCP connector when it launches. It's a one-time payment for use on your own machines, with no subscription and no per-lead cost.
Yes, if the assistant can run commands on your own machine — Claude Code and Cursor both can. A skill file ships in the package that teaches the assistant the exact commands and the JSON event stream, and explicitly forbids it from inventing leads if it can't run the tool. A hosted MCP connector for browser-based assistants like claude.ai and ChatGPT is in development and opens in beta soon.
Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Linux. Two editions with identical commands: a Python package via pipx, or a single self-contained binary that needs no Python at all — just Chrome.
Leads go directly into your own Notion workspace, your own Google Sheet, or local files. Connection tokens are cached only on your computer at ~/.leadmaps/credentials.json. We never hold your leads — there's no database of ours for them to sit in.
No. Before writing, leadmaps reads what's already in your destination and skips anything it recognises — matching on Google Place ID first, then phone, then name and address. Re-run the same search whenever you like to top up the list.
Roughly 5–8 seconds per kept lead, so 30 leads takes about 3–5 minutes and a full 256-lead job takes 30–40 minutes. leadmaps paces itself deliberately to behave like a person browsing rather than hammering the site.
Yes — any city worldwide works. Pass your country calling code with --cc (for example --cc 971 for the UAE). One honest caveat: the address parser is currently tuned for Indian formats, so the separate state and area columns are less accurate elsewhere. The full street address, coordinates and everything else are still captured correctly.