Local business lead extraction with email + phone enrichment from Google Maps.
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https://nexgendata-mcp-proxy.steve-corbeil.workers.dev/google-maps-mcp-server/mcp3 tools · 40mssearch_local_businessesSearch Google Maps for local businesses matching a query and location. Returns business name, complete address, star rating, review count, phone number, website URL, and business category. Use for restaurant discovery, service provider lookup, or competitive local analysis. Returns open/closed stat…Search Google Maps for local businesses matching a query and location. Returns business name, complete address, star rating, review count, phone number, website URL, and business category. Use for restaurant discovery, service provider lookup, or competitive local analysis. Returns open/closed stat…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Business type or name to find (e.g. 'plumbers near me', 'Thai restaurants', 'Starbucks') |
| location | string | Geographic location as city, zip code, or address (e.g. 'Los Angeles, CA', '90210', '1600 Pennsylvania Ave') |
| max_results | integer | Number of business results to return (default 10, max 50 for large searches) |
generate_leadsExtract B2B lead lists from Google Maps by business category and geography. Returns company name, full address, contact phone, website, business category, and review metrics. Use for sales prospecting, market research, or building vendor lists. Returns 20+ leads per query by default.Extract B2B lead lists from Google Maps by business category and geography. Returns company name, full address, contact phone, website, business category, and review metrics. Use for sales prospecting, market research, or building vendor lists. Returns 20+ leads per query by default.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| business_type* | string | Industry or business category to target (e.g. 'HVAC contractors', 'dental clinics', 'software development firms') |
| city* | string | City where businesses are located (e.g. 'Denver', 'New York', 'San Francisco') |
| state | string | State or region abbreviation (e.g. 'CO', 'NY', 'CA') |
| max_results | integer | Number of leads to generate (default 20, recommended for data quality) |
validate_emailsValidate and verify email addresses for deliverability, format compliance, and mailbox existence. Returns pass/fail status per email, syntax errors, domain validity, and SMTP verification result. Use before sending bulk emails to prevent bounces and protect sender reputation.Validate and verify email addresses for deliverability, format compliance, and mailbox existence. Returns pass/fail status per email, syntax errors, domain validity, and SMTP verification result. Use before sending bulk emails to prevent bounces and protect sender reputation.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| emails* | array | Array of email addresses to validate for syntax, domain, and deliverability |
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Local business lead extraction with email + phone enrichment from Google Maps.
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