The questions people actually ask
Including the awkward ones. If something is not answered here, write to us and we will add it.
Is this allowed?
You are collecting business contact details that are already published publicly — the same information anyone could copy by hand. That is generally lawful. What matters far more is what you do next: marketing and anti-spam rules differ by country, including GDPR in the EU, CAN-SPAM in the US and PECA in Pakistan. Those rules apply to you as the sender, and complying with them is your responsibility.
The extension does not log into Google and does not touch your account. It reads a public results page in your own browser, the same page you were looking at anyway. There is no login to ban.
No. The target is business listings — shops, clinics, offices. Where a sole trader has listed a personal mobile as their business number, that number is business contact data by their own choice.
They stay in your account. We do not sell, rent or share them, we do not use them for our own marketing, and no other customer can see them. You can export everything or delete it all at any time.
What you can expect
As many as Google shows for that search — typically 100 to 200 for a city-wide query, sometimes far more. Google itself caps how deep a results list goes, so for a big city it is more productive to search area by area than to run one enormous query.
No, and anyone promising otherwise is not being straight with you. Google Maps does not publish emails. We find them on the business website, so a listing with no website will not have one. Phone numbers, by contrast, are present on most listings.
It is exactly as accurate as the Google Maps listing, because that is the source. Businesses move, close and forget to update. You can correct any field yourself inside the CRM when you find something wrong.
Yes. Any country Google Maps covers works, and phone numbers are converted to international format using the country on the lead. The city suggestion list covers most countries, and where it does not you can simply type the place name.
No. Every business is fingerprinted on its Google place ID. If it is already in your account, it is not saved again and no credit is spent.
Paying for it
One credit equals one new business saved to your account. Searches are free; only unique results cost anything.
Credits belong to a licence, and a licence has a validity period shown on your dashboard. Anything unused when it expires is gone, so buy the plan that matches roughly what you will use.
Bank transfer, Easypaisa or JazzCash to the accounts listed at checkout. Upload the receipt, and credits are issued once we confirm the payment.
Talk to us before buying if you are unsure — that is what the free trial is for. Once credits are issued and spent on data we cannot take the data back, so refunds on used credits are not possible.
A licence has a device limit, shown on your dashboard. For a sales team, the usual arrangement is one account with a licence sized for the team, and each rep signing into the Android app.
Setup and support
It is distributed directly for now, which means you load it in developer mode. Chrome shows a warning about that on startup. A Web Store listing is planned; the direct download works identically in the meantime.
All three. It is a Chrome extension, so anywhere Chrome runs, it runs.
Yes. Your whole lead list is stored on the phone, so you can browse, search and change a status with no signal. Changes sync when you reconnect.
Not yet. The website works well on an iPhone browser, and calling from it works fine — you just do not get offline access.
The extension checks continuously and tells you immediately if the token has been revoked or regenerated. Copy the new one from your dashboard and paste it in.
Start with 25 free leads
No card needed. Run a real search on your own market, export the results, and decide whether the data is worth paying for.
- 25 free credits
- No card required
- Cancel any time