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Claude Code / OpenClaw skills for Google Maps lead generation. Scrape businesses, extract emails, analyze competitors, write cold outreach — powered by gmapsscraper.io API.

Eight installable skills for AI coding assistants like Claude Code and OpenClaw that add Google Maps lead generation, letting the agent find businesses by location, extract emails, and export results to CRM tools like HubSpot or Pipedrive.

setup: easycomplexity 2/5

This repository is a collection of add-on skills for Claude Code and OpenClaw, two AI coding assistant tools that support an installable skill format. Each skill in this collection adds a specific Google Maps lead generation capability to the AI agent. Once a skill is installed, the agent understands how to fulfill requests like "find all dentists in Chicago with their emails" by calling an external API.

There are eight skills in total. Five of them require an API key and credits: scraping business listings from Google Maps, generating scored leads, finding businesses by category and location, extracting business email addresses, and exporting results to CSV, JSON, HubSpot, or Pipedrive. The other three skills are free and work locally on data you already have: writing personalized cold emails from a CSV file, analyzing competitor data, and scoring reviews.

The paid skills connect to the gmapsscraper.io API, which is a third-party service run by the same account that published this repository. Each search costs 2 credits. New accounts get 10 free credits on signup, which covers 5 searches. Paid plans start at $29 per month. The skills are designed to ask for confirmation before spending credits.

The free skills do not require any API key and run entirely on data you provide. They handle the outreach and analysis steps that come after you have already gathered the raw business data.

Installation can be done through a tool called ClawHub, through a separate npx command for skills, or by copying the skill folder manually into the Claude configuration directory. The repository includes README translations in eight languages.

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