Overview
Web designers, agencies and freelancers sell websites to local businesses: the plumber, the salon, the restaurant that has dozens of good reviews on Google Maps but no site. The work is finding them. Your AI agent can do it: search Google Maps for a trade in a city, keep the businesses with no website listed, sort them by reviews, and write the list to a CSV you can call from.
Why it's hard
- Google Maps has no "no website" filter. You open each listing and look for the Website button.
- One search shows at most 120 places, so a city takes many searches.
- The free tools stop early. On their own pages, read on November 6, 2026: thyonix's free finder fetches 5 leads at a time, ULeads' free plan gives 1 search a month of up to 100 businesses and no CSV, and D7 Lead Finder's free use is not exportable.
- "No website" is not always true. A listing can lack a site the business has, or list a Facebook page as its website.
How Reduck does it
Reduck runs Google Maps in your own Chrome, so there is no API key to create and no account with a lead-data vendor.
search_places searches Google Maps for your query and city, for example "plumber" in "Austin", and returns each place's name, address, phone, website, category, rating, review count, coordinates and Maps link, with website empty when Maps lists none.
- Your agent keeps the places with no website, and sets apart those whose website is only a Facebook or Instagram page.
- It sorts them by review count, drops the ones you do not want (too few reviews, wrong category), and writes the CSV.
- For a whole city it runs more searches, by neighborhood or related trade, and removes duplicates by place id.
What you get: a list of businesses that have customers and no website, with a phone number and a Maps link for each, for any trade and any city Google Maps covers.
How to start
- Create a free account at reduck.ai.
- Install the Reduck extension in Chrome and pair it.
- Connect Reduck to your agent: docs.reduck.ai.
- Ask: "Find {plumbers} in {Austin} on Google Maps that have no website listed, sort them by number of reviews, and save them to a CSV with the name, phone, address, rating and Maps link of each."
7 tools compared
As each tool's own page describes it, read on November 6, 2026. "Not documented" means we did not find it on their page.
|
No-website filter |
CSV export |
Emails |
Free use |
Paid |
| Reduck |
Your agent keeps the places with no website |
Yes, written by your agent |
No |
Free tier |
See reduck.ai |
| Outscraper |
Yes, site field "is blank" |
Yes (CSV, Excel, JSON, Parquet) |
Separate Emails & Contacts Scraper |
First 500 businesses per 30 days |
$3 per 1,000 up to 100,000, then $1 |
| Apify: Google Maps No-Website Leads Scraper |
Yes, built for it, with social-only and dead-site detection |
Yes (JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML) |
No |
Apify's monthly platform credit |
From $1.20 per 1,000 results |
| ULeads |
Yes, flags missing or weak websites, with a 0–100 lead score |
From Starter |
Not documented |
1 search a month, up to 100 businesses, PDF of the top 10 |
From $29 a month ($15 for the first 3 months) |
| D7 Lead Finder |
Not documented |
Yes (CSV, Excel, PDF) |
Yes |
5 searches a day, not exportable |
Not documented |
| thyonix |
Yes, flags no website detected |
Not documented |
Not documented |
5 leads per fetch |
Not documented |
| Dotless |
Yes, a missing-website filter |
No file export documented; sends to a CRM on Pro and Max |
Yes, verified, with decision-maker names |
Not documented |
Plus, Pro and Max plans; prices not documented |
Where Reduck is weaker: no emails, no lead score, and 120 places per search, so a big city takes several searches.
Which one to pick
- You want emails and outreach in one tool: Dotless or D7 Lead Finder.
- You want the most listings for the least money: Outscraper or the Apify Actor.
- You want a ready lead score and audits: ULeads.
- You already work with Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and want the list on request, in your own words: Reduck.