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"Guide to Updating Business Information on Google Maps" matching MCP tools:

  • List Google Business Profile locations shared with this account to see IDs, addresses, websites, and Maps links. Use it before posting so users pick the right storefront and avoid public mistakes.
    MIT
  • Publish text, one photo, and a call-to-action button directly to a Google Business Profile listing for immediate public visibility.
    MIT
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  • Access Google Maps business data: search by query, area, coordinates, or nearby; pull details, reviews, photos, posts, autocomplete, and reverse geocoding for local business research and analysis.
    MIT
  • Extract local business leads from Google Maps with names, addresses, phones, websites, and emails. Build targeted prospect lists for sales or outreach.
    MIT

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  • Business e-mails and leads from Google Maps, with every address graded (MX, SPF, DMARC).

  • Turn Maps queries into lead lists: businesses, phones, websites, and reviews with async job control.

  • Retrieve structured local business results from Google Maps. Provide a query and coordinates to get name, address, rating, and reviews count for building datasets or competitive analysis.
    MIT
  • Search Google Maps places using natural-language queries to discover businesses, restaurants, and services. Supports multiple queries, async execution, and enrichments for deeper place data.
    MIT
  • Extract structured JSON data from Amazon, Walmart, Crunchbase, G2, Google Maps, and Zillow by providing a page URL and selecting the appropriate scraper.
    MIT
  • Look up detailed information for any Google Maps place using its unique Place ID or business name. Retrieves structured data including address, phone number, website, rating, and map URL.
    MIT
  • Scrape Google Maps places by keyword, location, or place ID to collect address, phone, website, rating, reviews, hours, and images for lead generation and local research.
    MIT
  • Recalculate business case financials, including ROI and payback period, after updating your blueprint to refresh projections and clear staleness.
    MIT
  • Search Google Maps for local businesses, places, and services. Submit a query with location to retrieve structured data including name, address, phone, rating, and coordinates.
    MIT
  • Identify whether a business is part of a chain. Submit Google Maps-style business queries to return chain membership status for each organization.
    MIT
  • Search Google Maps listings by business name and city, then get place_id values to use with run_grid for local rank tracking. Free to use.
    MIT
  • Measure Google Maps rankings for a keyword at every point of a grid around a Google Business Profile to map local SEO visibility.
    MIT