Executive Summary

Independent window-cleaning owners and small local service operators (part of roughly 3,000,000 local-service SMBs) struggle to consistently source nearby commercial and multi-family leads; they typically lack time, data skills, and budget to run repeatable outreach. Manual prospecting on Google Maps is slow and noisy, so many operators rely on word-of-mouth or expensive marketplaces that take high commissions. You could build a verticalized lead-gen SaaS that scrapes Google Maps for target property types and business listings, enriches records (phone, email, reviews, property type), and feeds them into no-code automation (n8n/Make) to run sequenced, LLM-personalized outreach via email/SMS/VoIP. The product should include deduplication, freshness checks, deliverability monitoring, and a one-click campaign dashboard so operators can activate campaigns with minimal setup. This market is attractive now because Google Maps remains the top-of-funnel for local demand, no-code pipelines dramatically reduce engineering cost and time-to-market, and LLM-driven personalization improves response rates—supporting a plausible $12.0B addressable spend (3,000,000 SMBs x $1,000 ACV) and aligning with a strong market score (90/100) and revenue potential (86/100). Competition is medium: general lead marketplaces and CRM automations exist, but few combine map-derived leads, vertical signals, and turnkey automation. You can stand out by focusing on window-cleaning-specific intent signals (property type, review patterns), higher-quality, deduped lead lists, and prebuilt, ROI-focused outreach templates, while keeping pricing and onboarding simple; honest challenges include Google Terms of Service and scraping risk, maintaining data freshness, deliverability, and convincing conservative owners to pay. If you can mitigate compliance risks, prove a clear cost-per-booking, and automate the operator workflow end-to-end, this idea is worth pursuing as a focused, scalable niche play.

Market Opportunity

Find local window-cleaning leads by scraping Google Maps and automating outreach targets a $12.0B = 3,000,000 local-service SMBs x $1,000 ACV (annual spend on lead-gen & automation tools) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12% = increasing SMB digitalization & adoption of SaaS marketing tools for local services.

Key trends driving demand: Localization -- Local search and Google Maps remain top-of-funnel sources for local service demand, increasing value of map-derived leads.; No-code automation -- n8n/Make enable rapid assembly of end-to-end pipelines without heavy engineering.; AI personalization -- LLMs allow scalable, persuasive outreach messages tailored to micro-segments and property types.; Rising paid CAC -- Higher ad costs push SMBs to seek cheaper lead channels and owned outbound capabilities..

Key competitors include Apify, PhantomBuster, BrightLocal, Thumbtack / Angi (HomeAdvisor), n8n (platform).

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Find local window-cleaning leads by scraping Google Maps and automating outreach

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