OutSend

OutSend is an all-in-one B2B prospecting platform that scrapes Google Maps listings for any city and category, then enriches each lead with verified emails, social profiles, and tech-stack data into a single CSV export.

What is OutSend?

OutSend is a cloud-based B2B prospecting platform that combines Google Maps lead scraping, email finder with anti-bounce verification, social-profile and tech-stack detection, and no-code pipeline automation in one tool. You input a location (city, county, postcode, or region) and a business category; the platform returns a CSV with 17 columns covering contact details, ratings, emails, and social links. It is built specifically for local B2B prospecting — targeting tradespeople, shops, and independents who are usually absent from LinkedIn-centric databases.

Key Features

• Google Maps scraping — Collect several thousand local business records per session (phone, website, address, ratings, reviews count, category) using geographic zones instead of a fixed GPS radius, with density-adapted tiles that bypass the usual 120-result query cap.
• Email enrichment — Crawls a business’s website and surfaces the personal email before generic info@ or contact@ addresses, so you can reach the decision-maker directly.
• Anti-bounce verification — Checks emails against a database of over 5,400 disposable domains while whitelisting legitimate privacy aliases from Apple, DuckDuckGo, and ProtonMail.
• Social profiles — Detects Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest pages, filtering out parasitic links like share buttons and directory listings.
• Tech stack detection — Identifies 19,000+ technologies across three hierarchy levels, with business signals and a per-site analysis page.
• Gmaps reviews — Extracts full reviews (author, rating, date, text) and separately flags the owner’s reply, revealing which listings are actively managed.
• Dead site detection — Flags domains that are parked, redirected, or missing SSL, with a claimed zero false positives.
• Pipeline builder — Visually wires modules together: scrap → email enrich → verify → social profiles → tech stack, with automatic data flow between blocks.

Who is it for?

• Indie founders — Build a targeted lead list of local service businesses (e.g., every plumber in Chicago) without needing a separate scraper, email finder, and social tool.
• Freelance sales consultants — Deliver enriched CSV exports to clients, with verified emails and social links, from a single platform.
• Small sales teams — Create repeatable prospecting pipelines that ingest new Google Maps leads, enrich them, and filter out dead sites before outreach.
• Local SEO agencies — Pull review data and owner responses to spot businesses that need reputation management.

What can you do with OutSend?

• Generate a local lead list: Enter "plumber" and "Chicago" to produce a CSV of hundreds of plumbers with website, phone, address, rating, review count, and direct emails.
• Discover tech-stack opportunities: Scrape restaurants in Paris, enrich with tech stack, and identify which ones lack online booking systems.
• Run an automated outreach pipeline: Chain Google Maps scraping → email verification → social profiling so every new prospect is automatically enriched and ready for a cold email.
• Monitor competitor sentiment: Use the reviews module to track what customers complain about in a specific niche and tailor pitch angles.

How does OutSend work?

1. Pick the necessary blocks from the 18 available modules (scrape, email, anti-bounce, socials, tech stack).
2. Wire them together with drag-and-drop in the Pipeline view — the output of the first block feeds the next.
3. Hit "Run" and the platform chains the entire workflow; results land in a CSV with 17 columns.

Pros and cons

• Pros
  • Free during the alpha (access on application).
  • 18 modules in one platform, replacing multiple subscriptions.
  • GDPR-native compliance with EU hosting and opt-out respect.
  • Country-aware data handling (E.164 phone numbers, business-registry IDs).
• Cons
  • Still in alpha; access is by application, and the site labels several modules as "Unavailable during the alpha" (e.g., Gmaps reviews, financials) even though they are listed.
  • No built-in CRM or email campaign tool yet — these are on the roadmap.

Pricing

OutSend is free during the alpha phase, with access by application at https://outsend.xyz. The site lists future per-module prices ranging from €0.05 per 1,000 reviews to €5.90 per 1,000 enriched sites, but all modules are €0 during the alpha. No paid tiers have been announced.

Alternatives

• Apollo — a broader sales engagement platform with its own database.
• PhantomBuster — a social media automation and scraping tool.
• Hunter — an email finder that focuses on domain-based searches.
• BuiltWith — a technology lookup tool that OutSend’s tech-stack detection compares itself to.

FAQ

Is OutSend free?

Yes, during the alpha phase. Access is granted by application, and all modules are currently €0. The site lists per-record prices for later, but they are not charged now.

What does OutSend do?

It scrapes Google Maps listings for a chosen location and category, then enriches each record with verified email addresses, social profiles, tech-stack data, and review insights. The result is a CSV with 17 columns ready for outreach.

Does OutSend respect GDPR?

Yes. The platform is hosted in the EU and includes anti-sensitive-data filters, opt-out respect, source traceability, and right-to-erasure in code — not just a legal disclaimer.

Which data is included in the CSV export?

The 17 columns are: business name, website, phone, address, rating, reviews count, category, Google Maps link, aggregator flag, email, personal email, and six social profiles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube).

Can I use OutSend outside the US?

Yes, it supports cities worldwide — the alpha example shows Chicago, New York, London, Berlin, Madrid, Toronto, Sydney, and Dubai. Phone numbers are parsed in E.164 with country detection.