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Finance, Invoices & Accounting

Build a Google Maps lead list with Evascrape and budget caps

When you run it, it processes financial data.

What it does

## Google Maps lead list with Evascrape ### How it works This workflow builds a list of local businesses from Google Maps with the Evascrape API. It helps agencies and sales teams who need contact details for one type of business in one place, such as dentists in Austin. It first asks for a free price quote and stops if the price is above your budget. Otherwise it starts the job, checks its status every poll_seconds, and returns one item per business: name, phone, address, website and reviews, plus an email where the business publishes one. Budget stops, API errors and failed jobs end in a Stop node that states the reason. ### Setup 1. Create an Evascrape account and an API key at https://app.evascrape.com/account/api-keys. Jobs are paid from a prepaid USD balance (Google Maps: $12 per 1,000 records, smallest top-up $10). The quote call is free. 2. Create a Header Auth credential: Name Authorization, Value Bearer evs_live_.... Select it in the four HTTP Request nodes. 3. In Search settings, set search_terms, location, total_records (a multiple of 100) and max_cost_usd, then run. ### Customization Connect One item per lead to Google Sheets, a CRM or an email tool. Set email_verification to true to verify emails ($5 per 1,000 extra). Raise max_polls for large jobs. Limits: reads up to 10,000 records per job. Records that cannot be delivered are refunded to your balance automatically.

The steps

  1. Run workflow
  2. Search settings
  3. Price the job (free)
  4. Quote OK and within budget?
  5. Stop: over budget or quote failed
  6. Start the job
  7. Job accepted?
  8. Stop: job not started
  9. Wait
  10. Check job status
  11. Finished?
  12. Keep polling?
  13. Stop: job still running
  14. Succeeded?

19 steps in total.

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