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Use case

Build your TAM

Pull every company in a market across the B2B contact database and the live scrapers, then dedupe into one total addressable list with contacts attached.

The problem

You need every company in the market, not a sample: every medical spa in Texas, every Shopify apparel brand, every mid-market SaaS in the UK. No single database covers a market end to end. A contact database is deep on staffed companies with clean industry codes but thin on local storefronts and online-only brands; a maps scrape catches the storefronts but arrives without a decision-maker or an email. Stitching one export to another by hand leaves you with duplicates you cannot trust, records missing the field you actually need to reach someone, and no honest count of the market you are sizing.

How ScraperCity solves it

Define the market once, pull from every source in parallel, then dedupe the exports into a single list on shared keys. Each layer covers a different slice of the market, so together they leave far fewer gaps than any one source on its own.

B2B Email Database
Unlimited on the $149/mo plan

Filter 4.6M+ contacts by industry, company size, location, and job title to pull the core of your market with verified email already attached. This is the fast base layer, and it costs nothing per record.

Google Maps Scraper
$0.0099 per business

Catch the local businesses a contact database misses: name, address, phone, website, and category straight from the map results, gathered on demand for the metros you name.

Store Leads
$0.0039 per lead

Add the ecommerce side by platform, category, and installed apps, from a deep index of online brands, so DTC and marketplace sellers sit alongside the database records.

Local Business Database
Included on the $149/mo plan

Pull pre-built records for local and small businesses across many cities at once, without setting up a separate scrape for each metro.

A worked example: every medical spa in Texas

Say your market is medical spas across Texas. No one source has all of them, so you pull each layer, then dedupe. Here is the exact flow.

  1. 1. Define the market. Health & Wellness, Cosmetics, and Medical Practice as the industries; owner and founder seniority; a verified email required. Firmographics and category do most of the work here, since a state filter alone is coarse.
  2. 2. Pull the database core. The B2B database returns the staffed clinics that carry a clean industry code, each with a decision-maker and a verified email already attached. This is instant and unlimited on the $149/mo plan.
  3. 3. Run the Google Maps Scraper. Search “medical spa” across Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and the smaller metros to catch the single-location storefronts the database never listed, with phone, website, and category at $0.0099 per business.
  4. 4. Add Store Leads. Med spas that sell skincare online show up by platform and category, so the brands running a Shopify or WooCommerce storefront are represented too, at $0.0039 per lead.
  5. 5. Dedupe in your CRM. Every export shares a domain, a normalized business name, and an email, so you collapse the three pulls to one row per clinic, keep the most complete record, and enrich any maps rows that arrived without a contact.

What you end up with

One deduped CSV of every company in the market, one row each, with the most complete contact record pulled across sources and a column noting where it came from.

CompanyDomainContactSource
Lone Star Medical Spalonestarspa.comowner@lonestarspa.comMaps
Radiance Aestheticsradianceaesthetics.comhello@radianceaesthetics.comDatabase
Glow Skincare Coglowskincare.coteam@glowskincare.coStore Leads

The Source column is what makes the list auditable: you can see at a glance which slice of the market each source contributed and where a duplicate would have come from.

What we see teams do to cover a whole market

Every market on ScraperCity is built through our own platform, so we can see how the teams that actually cover a market end to end put the list together, not guess at it.

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