How to find businesses by industry and location
Almost every prospecting task comes down to two inputs: what kind of business, and where. Siteless is built around exactly that pair — choose a country and city, choose an industry, and get the matching local businesses with contact details.
Location: any country Google Maps covers
Start by choosing a country, then search for the city. Addresses come back formatted the way that country writes them, and phone numbers come back in international format so you can dial straight from the lead.
Industry: mapped to real Google Places categories
Industry search uses Google's own business categories, so a search for plumbers returns plumbers rather than a loose keyword match. When a niche has no exact category, Siteless falls back to a text search for that phrase in the chosen city.
What comes back for each business
- Business name and locally formatted street address
- International phone number, ready to call or copy
- Google rating and review count
- Website status: no website, basic listing only, or has a site
Turning the list into targeted prospects
Save the businesses worth pursuing, generate a cold-call script per lead, and track each one through your pipeline. The combination of industry plus location plus website status is what turns a directory dump into a targeted prospect list.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find businesses by industry?
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Yes. You pick a business category — plumbers, roofers, dentists, salons, restaurants and many more — and Siteless returns businesses in that category only.
Can I find businesses by location?
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Yes. You choose a country and then search for a city, and results are limited to that area. Coverage spans every country Google Maps covers.
Does it work outside the United States?
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Yes. Users run searches across the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Latin America, among others. Addresses and phone numbers follow local conventions.
Can I search a whole country or region at once?
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No — searches run city by city on purpose, because local relevance is what makes the outreach land. Run several city searches to cover a metro area.