Where does the data come from?

Google Maps and Serper, a second maps-search provider. Both are queried so one running dry does not cap the list.

Can I target more than one city?

Yes — Orbit runs multiple locations in a single sourcing pass.

Does this replace a data provider like Apollo or ZoomInfo?

Different job. Those are contact databases; Orbit finds and qualifies real local businesses for outbound that starts with "we found you," not a purchased list.

Orbit · sourcing

Real businesses, not a scraped list.

Tell Orbit what you sell and who buys it — a category, a location. It searches Google Maps and a second, independent source for the same area, so one provider going quiet or capping a query does not stop the list from filling.

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How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

Describe the target

A business type and a location — "gyms in Chennai," "interior designers in Coimbatore." No list to upload.

It searches two sources

Google Maps and a second maps-search provider cover the same area, so gaps in one get filled by the other.

Duplicates get merged

The same business found twice becomes one record, not two leads to work.

What you get

Concretely, this.

Business name, category, location and public listing details

Two independent sources searched per run, not one

Coverage across multiple locations in a single pass

A deduplicated list, not a raw export

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

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