Google Maps Lead Finder in n8n: Keyword to Google Sheets
Google Maps Lead Finder in n8n: Keyword to Google Sheets
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Google Maps Lead Finder in n8n: Keyword to Google Sheets
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Turn a Google Maps keyword into leads—and push them into Google Sheets with n8n
This n8n workflow runs a Google Maps Lead Finder Agent API job for a single keyword, waits for completion, then fetches up to 100 lead results and appends them as new rows in Google Sheets.
What this workflow does
- Runs manually when you click Test workflow.
- Sets the search keyword, the API base URL, and a polling interval in the configuration step.
- Calls the GMaps Lead Finder API to check the account/credit status, then creates a leads scraping job for the keyword.
- Polls the job status repeatedly until the API returns completed, partial, or failed.
- Once finished, requests the job results from the API (limited to 100 leads).
- Splits results into individual lead items and appends them to a chosen Google Sheets worksheet as new rows.
Use cases
- Run targeted Google Maps lead generation for a specific service keyword and capture results directly into Google Sheets.
- Sales/ops teams who want a repeatable keyword → leads → spreadsheet pipeline without manual copying.
- SaaS operators testing lead sourcing hypotheses by changing a single keyword and re-running the workflow.
Technical details
- API integration: HTTP Request using Authorization: Bearer <your_api_key> (Growth+ plan required).
- OAuth integration: Google Sheets OAuth credential for appending rows.
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n8n nodes used:
if,set,code,wait,sticky note,http request.
Before running, update the keyword (and optionally the base URL and polling interval) in the configuration step, then select the target spreadsheet/worksheet in the Google Sheets append step.
