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Apollo-class local lead generation from Google Maps — no API. Streams leads to Notion, Google Sheets, or CSV with live progress and zero duplicates.

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leadgen 🗺️ → 📇

Apollo-class local lead generation from Google Maps. No API. Streams leads straight into Notion or CSV — with live progress and zero duplicates.

Ships in two interchangeable editions with the same CLI and the same 41-field Apollo-grade output:

Edition Best for Install
🐍 Python (src/leadgen) you have Python; + Google Sheets & scripting pipx install leadgen-maps
🐹 Go (go/) no Python — one self-contained binary download the binary, run it

Pick whichever fits the machine — same leadgen commands, same keyless connect. Python adds the Google Sheets connector; the Go binary needs nothing installed but Chrome.

Better than Apollo for local SMBs: phone, website, socials, geo-coordinates, Google Place ID, rating, reviews, hours, photos, Lead Score — and a no-website filter to find your prime prospects. Apollo has none of that for a neighbourhood business.


🔌 Connect Notion in one click — no keys, ever

You never paste keys into .env. The first time you send leads to Notion, your browser opens, you authorize once, and the token is cached only on your computer (~/.leadgen/credentials.json). Every run after that is silent.

leadgen connect notion          # opens the browser, authorize once → done
# or just run — it auto-connects the first time:
leadgen run --niche "cafe" --location "Kolkata" --limit 30 --to notion

Google Sheets is the same — leadgen connect google opens the browser, you click Allow, and we auto-create a Sheet in your Drive:

leadgen connect google
leadgen run --niche "cafe" --location "Kolkata" --limit 30 --to gsheets

Switch accounts or log out any time:

leadgen disconnect notion | google | all     # removes the local token

Buyer setup (dead simple, both editions): lemonsqueezy/SETUP.md. How the keyless connect stays secure (auth broker): broker/README.md.

🐍 Python edition — use pipx (not pip)

Why not pip install? On modern Linux/macOS it's blocked (externally-managed-environment), and on Windows it installs leadgen to a folder that's not on your PATH (so leadgen "is not recognized"). pipx fixes both — it's the right tool for installing CLI apps.

1. Install pipx once (per OS):

# Windows  (then CLOSE and reopen the terminal)
py -m pip install --user pipx
py -m pipx ensurepath
# macOS
brew install pipx && pipx ensurepath
# Linux (Debian/Ubuntu/Mint)
sudo apt install -y pipx && pipx ensurepath

2. Install and run — the browser downloads itself on first run, no extra step:

pipx install leadgen-maps
leadgen connect notion             # browser opens → authorize once → done
leadgen run --niche "cafe" --location "Kolkata" --limit 30 --to notion

leadgen not found? Reopen the terminal, or run everything as python -m leadgen_maps … (e.g. python -m leadgen_maps run …) — needs no PATH, always works. • Got an old version? pipx upgrade leadgen-maps (latest is 1.1.4). • Already used pip? pip uninstall leadgen-maps, then use pipx.

Connectors: Notion, Google Sheets, CSV, XLSX, PDF.

🐹 Go edition — single binary, zero Python, zero pip

The no-hassle path. In your download, open bin/ and pick your OS:

# macOS / Linux
chmod +x leadgen && sudo mv leadgen /usr/local/bin/
# Windows: run leadgen.exe (optionally move it to a folder on your PATH)

leadgen connect notion             # one-time browser authorize (no .env)
leadgen run --niche "cafe" --location "Kolkata" --limit 30 --to notion

Needs only Google Chrome — nothing else to install. Same leadgen commands as the Python edition. (Developers with Go: go install github.com/subhadeeproy3902/lead-gen/go/cmd/leadgen@latest.)


Same CLI, both editions

leadgen run --niche "<type>" --location "<city>" --limit <N> --to notion --website without
leadgen doctor        # internet, connectors, browser
leadgen fields        # the 41-field Apollo-grade schema
  [██████████░░░░░░] 21/30 leads (70%) │ #54 of 110 scanned │ ETA 1m20s │ Blue Tokai

Let AI run it (Claude Code AND claude.ai)

Ships an async MCP server so any MCP-capable AI can call leadgen as a tool. A scrape takes minutes, so leadgen_run starts a background job and returns an ETA instantly; leadgen_status fetches the leads when ready. One job per user.

  • Claude Code / Cursor (local) — add lemonsqueezy/mcp/leadgen.mcp.json; just ask "pull 15 gyms in Mumbai".
  • claude.ai (website) — host it on a VPS and add the HTTPS URL + /mcp as a custom connector.

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