Web developers & agencies
You sell showcase websites and redesigns. Your best prospects are well-rated businesses with no website — or one that's outdated.
Their search: restaurants · Marrakech
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Who ScrapBase is for
For people who sell a service to local businesses, and who lose more time finding who to call than actually calling.
The professions it serves best
With, for each one, the exact search they'd type — you'll see right away if yours looks like it.
Community managers
You look for businesses that already have traffic but manage their social media poorly. The number of Google reviews tells you which ones have a customer base worth converting.
Their search: hair salons · Casablanca
Graphic designers & studios
Visual identity, signage, business cards. Recently opened businesses and newly launched storefronts are your natural target.
Their search: fashion boutiques · Milan
Photographers & videographers
Hotels, restaurants, and real estate have an ongoing need for visuals. A Google listing with no decent photo is a prospect that doesn't know it yet.
Their search: hotels · Geneva
Consultants & freelancers
Accounting, legal, consulting, training. You sell to business owners, and your prospects are on Maps just like everyone else.
Their search: car garages · Dakar
B2B sales reps
You prospect by industry and by area. What costs you time isn't the call — it's building the list before you can dial.
Their search: pharmacies · Brussels
Three users, three situations
The same profiles as on the homepage, in context.
A
The web developer
Paris
He sells showcase websites to neighborhood businesses. His target fits in one query: well-rated restaurants and shops within a two-district radius.
F
The community manager
Milan
She approaches salons and fashion boutiques that manage their social media poorly. The number of Google reviews tells her which ones already have traffic to convert.
M
The graphic designer
Dakar
He doesn't enjoy prospecting and doesn't know where to start. A message already written, citing the prospect's real business, gives him a credible starting point.
What it's not built for
Better to say it before you pay.
- Prospecting individuals: ScrapBase only surfaces businesses listed on Google Maps.
- Mass sending: the messages are written for you, but you're the one sending them, one at a time.
- Targeting on criteria Maps doesn't publish — revenue, headcount, founding date.
Is your profession on the list?
Your first 20 leads are free. No credit card, and one search tells you whether your target is covered.