What you get
Four jobs. Do one of them, or all four on the same list. You are charged for what you ask for and nothing else.
Find every business
A whole market in one list, not the first page of it.
Search a category and a city on Google Maps and get the whole result set: names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, ratings, categories, hours. The work you would otherwise pay someone to copy off a screen for three days, done in minutes.
Read their reviews
The rating is a number. The reviews are the reason.
A 4.1 tells you nothing you can act on. Pull the actual reviews — as far back as you like — and you can see what people keep praising, what they keep complaining about, and whether it is getting better or worse.
Open the full listing
Everything the search result leaves out.
Search results are a teaser. This opens the listing properly: every day it is open and when those hours were last updated, how its stars break down, what its reviewers keep mentioning, and whether it has closed down since anyone last looked.
Get a real contact
Reach a person, not a reception desk.
A Maps listing gives you one number that rings a counter. We go to the business website and come back with the addresses and profiles you can actually write to — the difference between a cold call and a reply.
One search. Then go as deep as you like.
Start with a market. Add the extra steps you want to the same run — reviews, full listings, contact details, briefs — and they work through its list one after another. No exporting, re-importing or pasting URLs, and the price of every step is shown before you start.
Find out which of them customers actually rate, and which are coasting on a number.
See who is open when, and who has quietly shut down.
Turn a list of businesses into a list of people you can email.