Google Maps missions
Raptor sweeps a whole city on Google Maps in your own browser and keeps only the businesses you asked for.
Every purchased lead list was fresh once, for somebody else. Leads Ranger hunts businesses live, the moment you ask, so every contact you get is current, real and yours first. Type who you want. Watch them arrive.
Free during the open pilot
No credit card required
Every feature included
You should not need a data-science degree to find dentists in Austin. Zentra, your AI discovery assistant, speaks plain language: tell it the niche and the city, and it builds the whole harvest for you, even catching your typos in city names before they waste a run.
Prefer full control? Switch to Hunter mode and set every parameter yourself. Both roads end in the same place: a stream of real businesses pouring into your workspace.
The moment your harvest starts, results stream onto your screen one by one: business name, website, phone, country and a verified email wherever one can be found. No waiting for an export. No "your file is ready" email.
Behind the scenes, Leads Ranger de-duplicates against everything you already own and normalizes messy location data into clean, filterable countries, so 500 raw finds become a tidy, workable pipeline.
Results stream live as the harvest runs
Automatic de-duplication against your existing leads
Clean country and location normalization built in
Every lead gets a heat score the second it lands, so your morning starts with a ranked hit-list instead of a haystack. Filter by score, country, contact completeness or source; group leads into named lists; act on hundreds at once with bulk actions.
And when you trust your setup, turn on auto-approve: hot leads flow straight from harvest into your AI sequences without you lifting a finger. Discovery becomes a pipeline, not a chore.

Everything below is included the day you sign up: no add-ons, no "contact sales", no per-seat fees.
Raptor sweeps a whole city on Google Maps in your own browser and keeps only the businesses you asked for.
Describe your ideal customer in plain words; Zentra builds and launches the harvest.
Every lead ranked on contact quality and completeness, so you always know who is worth the first move.
Each business’s own site is read for the real contact address, then checked for a working mail server.
Slice by country, score, source or completeness. Pin, group and bulk-edit hundreds at once.
Hot leads can enroll themselves into outreach automatically. Zero manual shuffling.
Bring your existing lists in, take any filtered slice out, with column control and clean encoding.
See a lead anywhere on the web? The browser extension grabs it into the same pipeline.
2 min
from signup to your first live harvest
25
verified leads in your niche waiting on day one
100%
live-sourced, never recycled databases
Leads Ranger harvests public business listings from live map and directory sources at the moment you run a discovery: business name, website, phone, location and more. Because the data is pulled live rather than from a stored database, you are not buying contacts that hundreds of other teams already emailed last quarter.
A typical harvested lead includes the business name, website, phone number, country and city, the source it was found on, a verified email address where one can be located, and a heat score that rates how complete and contactable the lead is.
Purchased lists are static snapshots that decay from the day they are exported: typically 20–30% of B2B contact data goes stale every year. Leads Ranger harvests at request time, de-duplicates against what you already have, and verifies emails before sending, so your outreach starts from live reality instead of an aging spreadsheet.
No. The short setup builds your workspace and starts it with around 25 verified businesses in the trade and area you named (each with an email, a phone and a website of its own) so your first campaign has someone to talk to on day one. Everything you find after that is yours, found fresh when you ask.
Yes. Zentra, the built-in AI assistant, takes a plain-language description of who you want to reach ("50 dentists in Austin I can email, handed to my outreach agent"), corrects location typos, shows you the plan and launches it when you press go. You can always switch to manual Hunter mode for full parameter control.
Yes. Raptor, the Google Maps lead extractor, runs a mission in a minimized window of your own browser: it searches the city, opens each listing for its website and phone, reads every website for the real email and delivers only the businesses you asked for. Your own window is never moved or covered while it works.
A practical, field-tested guide to finding fresh local business leads: live map harvesting, browser capture, verification and heat scoring, with zero purchased lists involved.
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Your AI hunting partner: describe who you want to reach in plain English, and watch the pipeline fill itself.
Explore meet zentra→Name the businesses you want. Raptor sweeps the city on Google Maps and hands you the ones you can email.
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