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"Leads for businesses needing software or website development in a specific region" matching MCP tools:

  • Checks how businesses rank in Bing local results for a keyword and location, returning rank, name, address, phone, website, and hours. Use it to track Bing and Copilot local visibility.
    MIT
  • Identify a business from a name, website, or phrase before adding payments, returning its name, activity, website, and region to start a merchant account or checkout setup.
    MIT
  • Search nearby stored Google Maps businesses. Searches stored Google Maps businesses near a coordinate in dataset id enum value `google-map-businesses`.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and filter businesses for a specific Paddle customer, with options for pagination, search by name or tax details, and status filtering.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve leads from a specific pipeline, optionally filtered by stage. Use to view contacts in any pipeline or find leads at a particular stage.
    MIT

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    Discovers local businesses needing a website via OpenStreetMap and verifies their leads with checks like website existence, email deliverability, and site quality scoring.
    18 PyPI
    MIT
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    Enables MCP clients to find local businesses that appear on Google Maps but lack a website, filter by city and niche, and export matching leads to CSV via Google Places API (New).
    MIT

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  • Check where businesses rank in Google's local pack for a keyword and retrieve rank, rating, reviews, address, phone, hours, and website; adjust depth or device for broader desktop or mobile results.
    MIT
  • Scrape businesses from Google Maps to collect names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, emails, and ratings. Input a keyword and location to generate targeted leads for outreach.
    MIT
  • Add leads from lists or by ID to a cold email campaign while automatically skipping leads already in the campaign, unsubscribed, bounced, suppressed, or invalid.
    MIT
  • Queue AI qualification scoring for leads by job ID or specific lead IDs. Runs in the background, returns a count, and scores appear on leads afterward.
    MIT
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  • Analyze and query the software development knowledge graph to extract insights, track project milestones, explore relationships, and understand decision histories. Use this tool for deep exploration and context-specific information retrieval.
    MIT
  • Capture the full screen, a specific app window, or a custom region as a base64 PNG for use in Mac automation workflows.
    MIT
  • Find local businesses by category and place from OpenStreetMap to build prospect lists—such as plumbers in Phoenix or cafes in a ZIP—with address, phone, email, website, hours and socials.
    MIT
  • Search 14M+ businesses across 195 countries. Missing businesses are discovered from the web and added. Returns name, phone, email, hours, website, address, and trust score.
    MIT
  • Enhance software development knowledge graphs by creating entities, establishing relationships, and adding observations. Use this tool to structure projects, track dependencies, and document development progress efficiently.
    MIT