Every plumber in the county, in a table.

Google's Places API, under licence, for each search you run. It returns business listings — the same public details a Maps card shows: name, category, phone, website, address, rating and review count, open or closed. We do not scrape Google Maps or any website, and we never collect people's names or email addresses: this is a list of businesses, not of individuals.

No. Your search words go from this page to our server and on to Google; the page of results comes back to your browser and stays there. Our server keeps a count of searches per day and nothing else — no search terms, no results, no IP addresses. The privacy page lists exactly what is collected.

Three ways. Download a CSV and import it anywhere. Download the HubSpot-shaped CSV: its column names match HubSpot's company import properties (Company name, Phone number, Website URL, Street Address, City, State/Region, Postal Code, Country/Region, Description), so the import wizard maps them for you. The Google category, rating and Maps link go into Description — HubSpot's Industry field is a fixed list that Google's categories don't match. Or paste your own webhook address — an n8n, Zapier or Make webhook — and the page posts the JSON to it directly; from there your automation can create records in any CRM. The webhook request goes from your browser to your endpoint; our server is not in the path.

Every search costs us a few cents at Google, so the free tier is 3 searches a day with the first 20 results, enough to check a niche. The subscription is 50 searches a day with up to 60 results each. There is also a daily ceiling for the whole tool; if it is reached you will see a plain message, not a silently empty table.

It is a list of businesses in an area with their public contact details, which is what a local outreach list starts from. What you do with it is yours: check the rules that apply to how you contact businesses where you are (in the US, the TCPA for calls and texts and CAN-SPAM for email). The tool does not send anything.

Searching and reading the table is free. $5 a month lifts the daily count, shows three pages a search, and adds the exports and the webhook; Everything unlocks every paid Avyth tool. Sign in on avyth.com and it unlocks here, or paste the key we email once per device.