Google Maps lead extraction: from map to first call, without CSV

Google Maps lead extraction without CSV: map zone, built-in CRM and call sessions. French B2B prospecting tool, no code. Free trial.

The problem with classic scrapers

Existing Google Maps scraping tools (Apify, Scrap.io, Octoparse) are built to export raw data. The output is a CSV file. That file then has to be cleaned, imported into a CRM, deduplicated, and distributed to sales reps.

Each step takes time. Each file transfer is a source of error. These tools are in English, developer-oriented, and assume technical infrastructure is already in place.

The sales pipeline does not start at export. It starts when a rep can call a prospect.

How LeadStack extracts leads from Google Maps

LeadStack automates the full path: from zone selection to the call session. No manual step between extraction and prospecting.

Draw a zone on the map

From the map interface, draw a geographic zone: a neighborhood, a city, a radius around an address. Then select the business category to target (restaurants, construction, business services, retail, health, and more). No code. No technical settings to configure.

Automatic business extraction

LeadStack queries Google Maps to return businesses matching your criteria. Publicly available data is collected: name, address, phone number, website, business category. Extraction is automatic and takes a few seconds. Result volume depends on the zone and category selected.

Leads go straight into the CRM

Every extracted business enters LeadStack's CRM pipeline immediately. No export. No import. No file handling. The lead is ready to work: status, history, notes, follow-up date. The sales pipeline is live as soon as extraction ends.

Built-in call sessions

From the CRM, start a call session. The interface shows prospect details, the number, and interaction history. After each call, log the outcome and move to the next one. Calls are journaled. Each interaction is tracked with date and the status entered by the rep.