Google Maps
Our only source216,497
businesses we have collected and checked so far
Extract leads from Google Maps.
Type in a city and a type of business. Get every one of them from Google Maps in a spreadsheet — with the phone number, the email address and the owner's social pages already filled in. Built for agencies and sales teams selling to local business.
| Business | Phone | Where else to reach them |
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1,284 businesses match this search
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Every field traceable to its source
We read Google Maps — and only Google Maps — then go and find the contact details the map itself never shows you. Most of it is the United States: 137,388 businesses, 2,332 cities, 45 states. Norway is live as well.
216,497
businesses we have collected and checked so far
0
columns of detail per business
Every row
carries the listing it was read from, and the date we read it
Type in a type of business and a place — one city, or a whole state. Use the words you would use yourself: plumbers, dentists, hotels, law firms. If we have not collected that area yet, we go and get it while you wait.
Keep only the businesses you can actually sell to — the ones with no website, or with an email address, or above a certain star rating. Tick what matters and watch the number update.
One click and it opens in Excel, ready to work through. There is no queue and nothing to wait for. If you use other software, we can send it there too.
Every download has the same 64 columns: the full address, phone numbers, email addresses, twelve columns of social pages, the website, opening hours and the reviews.
These are real businesses, not a made-up example. Where we have not found a detail yet, the cell is simply left empty — we never invent one.
Download the sample file| Row# | Name | Phone | Phone type | Reviews rating | Reviews count | Instagram link | First seen on | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | COR Tax & Bookkeeping | s•••@myco•••••.com | +1 512 ••• ••70 | Landline | 3.9 | 24 | instagram.com/cor_bookkeeping | 27 July 2026 |
| 2 | Sumi Elangovan CPA | s•••@sumi•••.com | +1 512 ••• ••15 | Landline | 5.0 | 12 | — | 27 July 2026 |
| 3 | Brown, Graham & Company, P.C. | i•••@bgc-•••.com | +1 512 ••• ••78 | Landline | 5.0 | 1 | instagram.com/browngrahamcpa | 27 July 2026 |
| 4 | Cherry Bekaert | c•••@cbh.com | +1 512 ••• ••00 | Landline | 3.7 | 0 | instagram.com/cherrybekaert | 27 July 2026 |
| 5 | BDO | c•••@bdo.com | +1 512 ••• ••00 | Landline | — | 0 | instagram.com/bdo.usa | 27 July 2026 |
| 6 | Insogna, a LedgerWay Company | h•••@inso•••.com | +1 512 ••• ••00 | Landline | 4.8 | 0 | instagram.com/insognacpa | 27 July 2026 |
Names, phone numbers, email addresses, websites, social pages and reviews, all in one place, all read from Google Maps and the businesses' own websites.
Start wide and narrow it down to a single neighborhood. Two countries are live — the United States, with 137,388 businesses in 2,332 cities and 45 states, and Norway. Ask for a place we have not reached yet and we go and fetch it while you wait.
Where the details come fromFilter by website, phone, email, star rating, reviews and social pages. Tick as many as you like and the number of matches updates as you go.
Try it above12,450 results
We keep going back and re-reading these listings, so the number you dial was checked recently — not eighteen months ago. Businesses that change often get looked at more often.
How up to date is it?Only if you have a developer — skip this otherwise
If someone builds or maintains software for you, they can have new leads arrive in it automatically, without anyone downloading a file. Show them this panel and they will know what to do. You do not need any of it to use FindAndClose normally.
Included from the Growth plan upwards.
Technical details# GET a filtered set of establishments
curl "https://api.findandclose.com/v2/map/search?\
type=restaurant&city=chicago&has_email=true" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $FAC_KEY"
# → 200 OK
{ "total": 12450, "page": 1, "results": [ … ] }
These are business details a business chose to publish — the same ones anyone can see on a map listing. Never anybody's private information. Every single detail links back to the page we read it from and the date we read it, so you can check it yourself.
We are new, and we would rather say so than invent a customer quote. So judge us on something you can check instead: every detail in your file says which web page we read it from — and where we have not found something, we leave it blank rather than guess.
Wherever we can search, every plan can search — with the same filters and the same 64 columns of detail. The only real choice is how many leads you want each month.
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Yes. These are business contact details that businesses chose to publish — the same ones you would see yourself on a map listing. They are not private or personal details, and we do not sell those.
Every business in your file comes with a link to the page we read it from and the date we read it, so if anyone ever asks where you got their details, you can show them. Being able to answer that question is usually the thing that matters, which is why we keep the link. The legal detail, if you need it.
We keep going back and re-reading each listing, and we go back more often for the businesses that change most — a restaurant far more often than a notary. Every business in your file has a link to its listing, so you can click and check it against the real thing in one second.
From what the business itself has published — its own website, its map listing and its social media pages. We never guess an address, and we never sell anybody's personal inbox. If a business has not published one, that cell is left empty rather than filled with a guess.
Try it and see, before you sign up for anything. Type it into the search box at the top of this page — use the exact words you would use yourself, like plumbers, dentists, hotels, law firms, nursing homes or property managers — and a real count comes back for that place.
If a business has a listing on Google Maps, it can be on your list. You can also browse the types we are asked for most.
No. If you can use email and open a spreadsheet, you can use this. You type in a type of business and a place, tick a few boxes, and click download. The file opens in Excel like any other.
There is a technical way in as well, for companies that have a developer and want the leads to arrive in other software automatically. It is entirely optional and nothing on the normal path depends on it.
Nothing is charged, because we never asked for your card. Downloading simply stops until you choose a plan, and every list you already downloaded stays yours to keep.
You can, and for ten businesses you probably should. Looking them up one at a time gets you a name and a location — then you still have to visit each website to hunt for an email address. That is the part that takes weeks.
We have already done that for every business on the list, and we keep checking it. You get a finished list instead of a job that never ends.
14 days, 100 leads, every feature, no card. Export a real list from your own market and decide with the data in front of you.