Countries / Belgium
Find Belgium business leads on Google Maps
Google Map Leads scans Google Maps in your own browser and turns Belgium listings into a spreadsheet of names, phone numbers, websites and addresses — city by city, using a built-in list or your own towns.
Coverage in Belgium
- Built-in preset: Belgium (15 cities).
- Grid per town: Small (1 square), Medium (3×3) or Large (5×5) to cover each city past the ~120 results one search shows.
- Mobile numbers: the Mobile column and the "mobile only" filter recognise Belgium mobile numbers.
- Country and region columns: Region is the state, province or region of the scanned city when it is known; otherwise it is left blank.
Cities in the Belgium list
Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Charleroi, Liège, Bruges, Namur, Leuven, Mons, Mechelen, Aalst, Hasselt, Kortrijk, Ostend, Genk.
Need somewhere else? Paste your own list of towns into the custom box and the extension works through them one by one.
Example searches
Type the business type you sell to, choose the Belgium preset, and start the scan. For example:
- plumbers in Brussels
- dentists in Antwerp
- roofers in Ghent
- hair salons in Charleroi
Before you contact anyone
The extension only collects details businesses publish on Google Maps. Check Belgium's rules on marketing calls, texts and email before you reach out.
What's in your Belgium lead export
Every Belgium business you scan becomes one row in a CSV or Excel file: business name, website, website status (with or without a website), phone, mobile number, full address, country, region, category, Google rating, review count and a Google Maps link. Filter to businesses without a website to find web design prospects, or keep only those with a website for SEO and marketing outreach.
Common questions about Belgium leads
How many Belgium leads can I get?
The free plan saves up to 25 leads per scan. Pro removes the cap and lets you scan all 15 built-in Belgium cities in one run, with a grid per town for denser coverage.
Can I scan smaller Belgium towns?
Yes. Paste any towns into the custom list, one per line, and the scanner works through them like the built-in ones.
Does it work in the local language?
It reads whatever Google Maps shows, so you can search in English, like "plumbers in Brussels", or type the business type in the local language.