SaaS●Mid
Find Local Business Leads
Lead gen from Google data—but ZoomInfo, Apollo, and Hunter do this already.
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corefiredrill
103mo ago
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Let your OpenClaw find you clients
by faalbane·Feb 27, 2026·2 points·0 comments
AI Analysis
●MidNiche Gem
Google Maps scraper wrapped in a GitHub package; RocketReach and Apollo already own this market.
Strengths
- •Real-time email verification reduces bounce rates versus stale databases
- •Auto-expands queries on Maps + associated websites to reduce manual list-building effort
Weaknesses
- •Friction: requires API key management and separate API subscription to function
- •Crowded market dominated by entrenched tools (RocketReach, Apollo, Hunter.io) with better brand trust
Category
Target Audience
Sales development reps, B2B marketers, business intelligence researchers needing contact enrichment
Similar To
RocketReach · Apollo.io · Hunter.io
Post Description
Returns real-time and verified email addresses and phone numbers of businesses anywhere.
How it works: autoexpanding queries on Google Maps businesses and associated websites (email enrichment).
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SaaS●●Solid
I seriously think this is the most effective email leadgen tool
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Developer Tools●Mid
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Security●Mid
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Open Source●●Solid
Draw a polygon on Google Maps and bulk-export matching places to CSV
You draw a polygon, run repeated keyword searches, and the app merges everything into one CSV — simple but immediately useful for gathering local business data. The UI includes handy touches like saving the API key to localStorage and a shareable URL, and the stack (Bun + React 19 + Tailwind) promises snappy frontend dev. Not novel — Google Places already offers the data — but the multi-search accumulation + one-click export removes a lot of friction; watch Google quotas and key security.
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104mo ago