B2B Google Maps Leads & Company OSINT MCP Server
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maps_leads and b2b_company_dossier both surface local business contact/lead data, while domain_intel and b2b_company_dossier both cover DNS/MX/SaaS infrastructure. The paid aggregate dossier is distinguishable, but the overlap makes tool selection somewhat ambiguous.
All names use snake_case, but they follow different patterns: maps_leads is resource-oriented, domain_intel is resource-oriented shorthand, and b2b_company_dossier is a prefixed noun phrase. They are readable but not a consistent verb_noun or noun_action convention.
Three tools is slightly thin for the breadth of capabilities, but each tool is intentionally broad and covers a major surface area. The count is reasonable for a focused OSINT/lead-generation server, though the dossier bundles functionality already present elsewhere.
The set covers local business lead discovery, domain/DNS/SaaS intelligence, website extraction, and social mentions via the dossier. Some capabilities only exist inside the paid combined tool, and export or CRM-style operations are absent, but the core research surface is mostly covered.