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Turn Google Maps into a 237,000-lead pipeline

A full walkthrough of the lead engine we built — from a blank search to a filterable table of qualified local businesses. Watch how it works, then get the repo and tools to build your own.

9:57Full walkthrough
8Features
237k+Leads in demo
1Repo you can clone
What you're watching

A working lead machine, not a static list

Most "lead lists" are a dead spreadsheet someone bought once. This is a live pipeline: you define the searches, watch the scrape run, and filter hundreds of thousands of local businesses down to the handful worth a call. The video tours every stage of it, end to end.

01

The Dashboard at a Glance

Whole-pipeline health on one screen — total leads, active scrapes, seeds in play.

02

Navigating Pipeline Stages

Seeds → Scrape → Leads in one clear flow you can move through without losing your place.

03

Creating & Browsing Seeds

Define exactly which searches feed the pipeline — deliberate targeting, not scrape-everything.

04

Reading the Scrape Monitor

Watch runs progress live and catch a failing scrape early instead of days later.

05

Understanding the Leads Table

Every field that drives outreach — email, phone, website, category, rating — fast at 237k+ rows.

06

Advanced Filtering & Qualification

Cut the pile to a short list by state, city, category, rating, and verification status.

07

Managing API Keys

Issue and rotate connection keys safely — masked by default, never exposed in plain view.

08

Settings & Credentials

The control room: configuration and connected accounts that keep the engine running.

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