Get Google Maps leads from Claude Code or Codex
Connect Claude Code or Codex to a lead search with an API key, learn the order of the tool calls, keep spending in check, and export the leads as a CSV.
Practical guides on turning a Google Maps search into a list of owners, emails, and phone numbers you can contact.
Connect Claude Code or Codex to a lead search with an API key, learn the order of the tool calls, keep spending in check, and export the leads as a CSV.
Local business enrichment adds an owner name, emails, labelled phone numbers, and website facts to a Google Maps listing. See what it adds and how to judge it.
What the Prospect Locally skill file teaches an AI agent: campaigns for many areas, one-off searches, enrichment in batches of ten, and asking before it spends.
Add the MCP server URL to ChatGPT, claude.ai, or GoHighLevel, press Allow, and learn what the assistant can spend, the 500-lead campaign cap, and export links.
Where a local business publishes its owner’s name, from its website and public registries to review replies, and how to confirm a name before you use it.
Build a campaign over a country, a region, or a list of cities: preview the credits, include and exclude places, cap the leads, and export a deduplicated CSV.
A Google Maps listing has no email field. Learn where businesses publish addresses, what role-based and free-provider flags mean, and why guessing is a mistake.
Five checks to run on a Google Maps lead export before you send: fit, duplicates, email and phone labels, opt-outs, and the right CSV format for your tool.
Where an owner’s name, title, email, and phone are published, how to read each source, and how a name is checked against a quote from the page.
What the mobile, landline, and VoIP labels mean, where free labels come from, why line type matters for calls and texts, and when to pay for a live lookup.