Every small business that appears on Google Maps without a website is a prospect: if you sell websites, SEO, ads or automation, that is the list you want. These two tools build it from the official Places API — no scraping, no data broker, no subscription.
n8nGoogle SheetsRuns on a schedule, reads up to 3 pages of 20 results per run, drops what earlier runs already saved and appends only the businesses with no website to Google Sheets. 9 nodes, all of them shipped with n8n.
Download the JSON →
MCPPython 3.9+An MCP server with two tools. You type “find dental clinics without a website in Temuco, Chile”
in Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor and the server does the query, the pagination and the filtering.
One file, zero dependencies, no pip install.
Install in one config block →
You bring your own Google Places API (New) key with billing enabled, so Google bills your account (the first requests each month are free; a run of 3 pages is a few cents). Nothing here resells or caches Google data, and no personal data is collected: only what the Places API returns for a business.
What is not free. These two tools stop where the selling starts: they find businesses with no website, but they do not score them, write the pitch, or keep the pipeline. That is the B2B Revenue Autopilot Kit: a scoring rubric, the prompts, first-contact templates in English and Spanish, an API cost guide, a pipeline/CRM server and a commercial licence.
Because the hard part of prospecting is not the idea, it is the plumbing that works twice in a row: the field mask that does not overbill, the pagination cap, the deduplication between runs, the export that opens in Excel. We publish that part free — including the exact test output — so you can check it before you trust it.