Outcome missions
Who, where, how many, and which agent gets them: one sentence.
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Raptor · Google Maps missions
Google Maps lists the phone. Raptor finds the email.
Maps is the most complete list of local businesses on earth, and almost none of them publish an email there. Tell Raptor the outcome you want ("50 roofers in Denver I can email") and it sweeps the city, opens every listing, reads each business’s own website for the real address and hands you only the ones you asked for.
Free during the open pilot
No credit card required
Every feature included
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Outcome, not settings
Ask for the result. Not the steps.
Other Maps scrapers want a keyword, a zoom level, a grid and a CSV template. Raptor wants one sentence: who, where, how many and what you will do with them. "Fifty dentists in Austin I can email, handed to my Dental agent" is a complete mission.
It searches the way a person would, one city-wide search per trade plus the real words people use on Maps ("dentist", "dental clinic", "orthodontist"), and walks each list to Google’s own end rather than guessing at a grid.
New mission
50 dentists in Austin I can email. Hand them to my Dental agent.
Mission ready: dentist, dental clinic and orthodontist across Austin, TX. Keep only businesses with a verified email, stop at 50, deliver to Dental Austin.
Starts when you press Launch
Launch
Running in a minimized window. You can keep working; I’ll report back here.
Your browser, out of your way
It runs in the background. You keep working.
Raptor works through the Leads Ranger extension, reading the same Google Maps listings you would see yourself, in a window it opens minimized beside yours. Your own window is never moved, resized or covered, and Mission Control on the page shows every step live.
Each listing is opened for its website, phone and full address, the way a person clicks through results. Businesses already on your board are recognised before a single website is read, so a re-run never pays twice for the same lead.
Runs minimized while you use your computer
Live Mission Control: found, read, ready
Skips businesses you already have, before reading them
Mission Control: Dentists · Austin, TX
38 of 50 ready
- Ready
Sunrise Dental Studio
sunrisedentalatx.com · hello@ found
- Reading
Lakeline Family Dentistry
reading website…
- Skipped
Barton Creek Smiles
already on your board
- No site
Austin Dental Group
site is a directory profile
The email Maps never shows
Every website read. Only real addresses kept.
Once the list is in, Raptor reads up to a dozen business websites at once for the contact address that belongs to that business. It refuses the web agency’s address in the footer, booking-platform and directory inboxes, and no-reply mailboxes, and checks every address for a working mail server.
A listing whose "website" is really a directory profile, a Linktree or a booking page is treated as having no site of its own, so you never email a platform’s support desk thinking it is a dentist.
One mission, three stages
1. Scan
MapsCity-wide Maps search, every listing opened
2. Enrich
WebWebsites read in parallel for the real email
3. Deliver
BoardVerified leads land on your board in one batch
4. Hand off
AgentApproved and enrolled in the campaign you named
Exactly what you asked for
Fifty means fifty. Every miss explained.
Ask for "exactly 50 I can email" and you get fifty, not a dump of everything the sweep touched. Ask for "everyone in the city" and you get the lot. Either way each business carries its outcome: ready, no website, directory profile, site did not answer, no email published, already on your board.
Queue the next mission while this one runs, stop any mission from the page or the extension, and resume it later with the time already worked banked.
Mission report
Ready with a verified email
DeliveredSite read, no email published
Kept backNo website of their own
Kept back
Out of the box
A Maps lead extractor built for outreach, not spreadsheets.
Everything between "I need dentists in Austin" and a campaign already talking to them.
City-wide sweeps
One search per trade plus real Maps synonyms, walked to the end of the list.
Emails from websites
Every business site read for its own contact address, then MX-checked.
Platform-aware
Directory profiles, Linktrees and booking pages are never mistaken for a website.
No duplicates
Your board is checked before any site is read, and again at delivery.
Straight to a campaign
Leads arrive approved and enrolled with the agent you named.
Mission queue
Line up the next city; it starts the moment the current one finishes.
Plan it with Zentra
Describe the hunt in plain English and launch it from the chat.
1 sentence
to launch a city-wide mission
12 sites
read at once while a mission enriches
0
businesses delivered twice: your board is asked first
Install it in your browser
One extension, three browsers, the same pipeline. Free on every plan while we are in pilot.
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Straight answers
Google Maps Lead Extractor, questions, answered.
Google Maps shows a phone number and a website for most businesses but almost never an email. The reliable route is to collect the listings, visit each business’s own website and read the contact address there, then verify it. Raptor does all three in one mission: it reads the Maps results in your browser, reads every website for the real email, checks it for a working mail server and delivers only the businesses you asked for.
It reads the same Google Maps results you would see, in your own browser, at a human pace, the way you would click through them yourself. It does not call Google’s private interfaces or run on our servers. What makes it different from a scraper is what happens next: every website is read for the real email, platform profiles are filtered out, duplicates are skipped and the leads land in your campaign.
Raptor opens its own window minimized, so you can keep working in yours; your window is never moved or covered. Keep the browser running until the mission finishes. If the browser closes, the mission pauses and you resume it later with the work already done kept.
Raptor runs through the Leads Ranger extension, available for Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox (Brave and other Chromium browsers use the Chrome version). Being signed in to Google in that browser gives you Google’s full results; signed out, Maps shows a limited view and Mission Control will tell you.
As many as the city has. Ask for an exact number ("exactly 50") and the mission stops when it has them, or ask for everyone and it sweeps the whole list. Dense cities can hold thousands of businesses per trade. Your plan’s lead storage and monthly allowances apply; the pricing page always has the current numbers.
No. Google Maps is a trademark of Google LLC. Leads Ranger is an independent product that reads the publicly displayed listings in the user’s own browser; it is not endorsed by or affiliated with Google. You are responsible for using the information in line with the laws that apply to your outreach.
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