Chorelet
Apify Actor

Local Business Leads Scraper

Businesses for any city or radius from OpenStreetMap — with a filter that returns only the ones without a website.

Coming soon — store listing in review. Questions: [email protected]

Pay per result on Apify. Runs that return nothing cost nothing; Apify's free plan includes $5 of usage a month, and Apify Bronze, Silver and Gold subscribers get 10%, 20% and 30% off.

Ask in plain words — restaurants, dentists, plumbers, lawyers, gyms, hair salons, car repair, real estate — for a city, a point with a radius in kilometres or a bounding box, and get one row per business: name, street and house number, postcode, city, country, coordinates, phone, website, email where the map has one, opening hours, brand and cuisine, with a link back to the map.

The filter that turns this into a lead list is «only businesses without a website»: in a test run over Berlin's 4,749 restaurants, 62% had none. Data comes from OpenStreetMap's own endpoints — no Google Maps key, no quota, no per-place fee — and the Actor waits for a free query slot instead of hammering the public server.

What you get

  • • 60 categories in plain words, plus raw OSM tags
  • • No-website and has-phone filters
  • • City, radius around a point, or bounding box
  • • One request per place, whatever the category count
  • • Monitored daily

Typical uses

  • • Lead lists of businesses with no website
  • • Territory and site-selection research
  • • Local SEO and directory building
  • • Feeding addresses into a CRM or a map

Output

name, category, osmCategory, osmUrlThe business and what it is
address, street, houseNumber, postcode, city, country, lat, lonWhere it is
phone, website, email, hasPhone, hasWebsiteHow to reach it — and whether it has a site at all
openingHours, brand, operator, cuisine, wheelchairEverything else the map carries