Depending on the listing and current data source, results can include the business name, address, phone number, website, rating, review count, category, current open status, hours, and place ID. A blank field means the search did not return that value; it does not prove the information is unavailable elsewhere.

When configured, the tool requests Google Places data. If verified provider data is unavailable, it shows an unavailable or empty state rather than fabricated businesses. Use of Google content remains subject to the current Google Maps Platform terms, Places policies, attribution and storage rules, plus applicable privacy and outreach laws. The presence of an official API does not by itself approve every export or prospecting use.

A single underlying Places query can return up to 20 listings in the current implementation. The exact count can be lower and depends on the location, category, radius, provider response, current source mode, and available listing data.

The tool is available on all plans. Each search uses Google's Places API which has a small per-request cost — usage is tracked and visible in your account dashboard. Free accounts get a limited number of searches per month.

Use a specific category and location, then filter by the fields relevant to your research, such as website presence, rating, or current status. These values organize listings; they do not establish lead quality, purchasing intent, reputation, or fit. Verify each business and define qualification criteria from your offer and outreach policy before contacting anyone.

It is designed for categories that commonly have place listings tied to a city or service area, such as local services, hospitality, healthcare, retail, and professional offices. Online-only businesses may have limited or no place coverage. Result completeness depends on the query, location, listing data, API response, and current source mode.