Find your next customer.
Search Google Maps business listings across Australia by state, city and industry. Get phone numbers, websites and ratings, and find the businesses you can sell to or help grow online.
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Business data from Google Maps and other public sources.
Lead generation for businesses that sell to businesses
Every Australian suburb has customers you haven't spoken to yet. NextKnock finds them by industry and location, with the details you need to make the first call.
B2B sales teams and suppliers
Selling software, equipment, insurance, finance or supplies to local businesses? Build a prospect list by industry and area in minutes.
- Search 20 industries in any state or city
- Rank prospects by lead score, Google rating and review count
- Get phone numbers and websites to make the first call
Web developers, freelancers and agencies
Find well-reviewed local businesses that customers can find on Google Maps but can't visit online. They could benefit from your help growing their online presence.
- Filter to businesses with no website
- Spot busy businesses with strong reviews
- See their Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn pages to pitch on the right channel
Built for prospecting, not browsing
Everything you need to go from a suburb and an industry to a shortlist worth calling.
Lead score
Each business gets a score from 0 to 99 based on its Google rating, review count and website status, so you can start with the best prospects.
No-website filter
Tick one box to see only businesses with no website. Ideal for web designers, SEO freelancers and marketing agencies.
Phone numbers, websites and social pages
Contact details straight from each Google Maps listing, plus Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn pages where a business lists one.
Sort and filter
Subscribers can rank by lead score, rating or reviews, and filter by minimum rating, minimum reviews or social links.
Every state and territory
Search Sydney to Darwin and regional cities in between across 20 industries, from plumbers and cafés to dentists and accountants.
Fresh from Google Maps
Results come from live Google Maps listings, with other public sources added where available, not a stale database.
From search to first call in three steps
No spreadsheets, and no clicking through Google Maps one listing at a time.
Choose an area and industry
Pick a state, a city and an industry. Tick the box to see only businesses with no website.
Preview the best matches
See the first 3 businesses from every search for free, with full details.
Subscribe to unlock every lead
Get every result, ranked by lead score, with filters to narrow your list.
Try 3 leads free. Subscribe for every lead.
Each search returns up to 20 businesses.
Preview
- Search any state, city and industry
- The first 3 businesses from every search, with full details
- No lead ranking or filters
Starter
- 40 searches per month
- Every result in full: phone, website and social links
- Lead scoring, sorting and filters
Pro
- 150 searches per month
- Everything in Starter
- For agencies and sales teams
Frequently asked questions
How does NextKnock find businesses?
NextKnock searches Google Maps business listings, with other public sources added where available, by state, city and industry. Social links appear when a business lists a social page on Google.
How do I find businesses with no website?
Tick "Businesses with no website" before you search. Every result is a listed business with no website on its Google Maps profile, which makes them good prospects for web designers and digital marketers.
What is the lead score?
A score from 0 to 99 based on Google rating, number of reviews and whether the business has a website. Busy, well-reviewed businesses with no website score highest.
What counts as a search?
Each time you press Search businesses, that's one search of up to 20 businesses. Paid plans reset each month.
Can I contact the businesses I find?
Yes, but Australian rules apply, including the Spam Act 2003 and the Do Not Call Register. You're responsible for how you use the data, so check the rules for your kind of outreach.