The agent searches Google Maps by niche, city, and rating, collects phones and websites, removes duplicates, and drops a ready list into Google Sheets or Notion. You run it from chat.

An AI agent for Google Maps lead generation that finds businesses by your criteria and hands you a ready contact list in minutes. Install it from the ASCN marketplace in under 5 minutes and run it from chat. Discounts apply on 6- and 12-month plans, plus a referral program — see current pricing at ascn.ai/pricing.
Collecting leads from Google Maps by hand burns hours. Each business takes 2-3 minutes: open the card, copy the phone, the website, the rating, paste it into a sheet. A hundred businesses means 3-5 hours of clicking. A VA or a lead-gen agency charges $200-500 per batch and makes you wait days.
Google Maps Lead Hunter is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform that builds that list for you:
Nothing to build by hand. You type a request in ASCN chat or Telegram, and the agent finds the businesses and sends a link to the table.
No coding needed. Everything runs through chat.
Across deployments, one batch of 100 businesses takes the agent under 5 minutes versus 3-5 hours by hand, and review analysis produces a concrete reason to reach out for 20-40% of the leads in a list.
Results depend on your niche, how dense the market is in the chosen cities, and how well your offer is described in the knowledge base. The agent handles collection and structure; conversion comes from your setup and how you work the list.
Reputation management agency — B2B services for local businesses
- Connected: Outscraper and Google Sheets, review analysis on
- Result: lists of salons and clinics rated under 4 stars, each with a review-based reason to reach out
- Saved: around 10 hours a week on manual search and qualification
B2B SaaS for the service industry — booking software
- Connected: Outscraper and Notion, Telegram channel
- Result: a weekly Monday scan for new businesses, a fresh base ready for the sales team
- Saved: roughly $300-400 a month versus buying lists from a contractor
Case figures are illustrative — expected effect, not verified results from named clients. Your outcome depends on niche and setup.
While competitors pay an agency for contact lists, hand lead collection to an agent that delivers 100 businesses in 5 minutes. 🔥🔥🔥
Set it up once, and a fresh base with phones, websites, and sales openers waits in your table on the first command.
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and is set up through chat: you say what you need, and it connects the services and runs the searches.
All Google Maps data comes through Outscraper, a commercial API that handles compliance with Google. The agent never scrapes Google Maps directly and collects business-level public data only.
Connections use official OAuth, and keys are stored in encrypted storage — they never appear in chats or logs. Each agent is isolated, and you can revoke access to any service at any time.
A chatbot answers questions. This agent does the work: it searches, filters, writes to your table, and reports back in Telegram or chat.
Outscraper's free tier covers 500 businesses a month, then about $3 per 1,000. Typical usage runs $5-15/mo on top of your ASCN plan (Start is $29/mo as of 06/12/2026 — check ascn.ai/pricing).
No. The agent collects only what's on the Google Maps card — phone and website. Email lookup is a separate job for a separate tool.
Up to 500 per query. For more, run several searches across different cities or criteria — the agent splits country-wide requests for you.
Yes. Through the IDENTITY.md and SOUL.md files, skills, and the knowledge base, you set the niche, search criteria, and offer for your own tasks.
Yes. Connect the channel you want; the agent's logic stays the same.
