Build lead lists for the trades industry.
This is for you — the marketer or agency selling into the trades — not for the trade businesses themselves. Pick a trade and a territory, and GBP Extractor hands you every operator on Google Business: contact email, review count, rating, SSL and social status, ready to pitch or resell.
Get your license — $30/yr 48-hour money-back guaranteeEvery trade. Every territory.
One keyword, one search — swap the trade and the location for a completely different, fresh list.
What a real trades pull looks like.
Unedited columns from an actual export — this is the shape of the list you’d hand to a client or run outreach from yourself.
| Business | Source | Reviews | Rating | SSL | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bayline Plumbing | info@baylineplumbing.com.au | website | 388 | 4.8 | ✓ | facebook.com/baylineplumbing |
| Precision Electrical Co | hello@precisionelectrical.com.au | website | 176 | 4.6 | ✓ | facebook.com/precisionelectrical |
| Northside Roofing | northsideroofing@outlook.com | 52 | 4.3 | ✗ | facebook.com/northsideroofing | |
| Reliable Builders Group | admin@reliablebuilders.com.au | website | 640 | 4.7 | ✓ | facebook.com/reliablebuildersgroup |
Why the trades are a good territory to work.
- High-value jobs, low marketing sophistication — a lot of established, busy trade businesses still have no SSL, no social presence, or no real website at all
- Every gap in the export is a specific, provable pitch: broken SSL, thin reviews, no Facebook page, no site — see the full breakdown on the money-making playbook
- Bring your own suburb/city list for full state or region coverage — no built-in location limits
- Multi-threaded scanning, so a few hundred trade businesses is minutes, not an afternoon of manual research
- $30/year, unlimited searches across every trade and territory you want to run
FAQ
Is this software for trade businesses to use themselves?
No — GBP Extractor is for marketers and agencies who want to sell to or build lead lists from the trades industry, not for trade businesses looking for their own customers.
Can I combine multiple trades in one list?
Run a separate search per trade keyword (e.g. “plumbers,” then “electricians”) and combine the exports yourself — each search is its own fresh pull.
How current is the data?
It’s pulled live from Google’s Places API at the moment you run the search — not a stored database, so it reflects who’s actually listed and trading right now.