Solutions · Merchant services
Google Maps is your list.
Merchant-services sales is high-volume outbound to local businesses — shops, restaurants, trades — every one of which publishes a live number so customers can call. Google Maps is scraperCRM's most-mature scraper and the ideal source for local SMEs. Scrape by locale and category, dial, and book.
The angle
A numbers game, run at data cost.
Payments sales is brutal volume with high rejection, so the discipline that wins is data cost: dial fresh public numbers first, qualify as you go, and pay for premium data only where you have to.
A local business lists its number on Google Maps so customers can reach it — which means it's live by definition and free to dial. Scrape by town and category and you've got a working list, dated and specific, with no export in the middle.
Rip through public numbers first, learn who takes card, who's on a contract and when it ends — then buy premium cell data only for the residual you couldn't reach. That typically cuts the premium-data bill by around 80%. See the data-cost maths.
Sourcing, calls, pipeline and callbacks live in one platform. The number you scraped is the number you dial and the account you track — no second tool, no re-keying.
The motion
Scrape the map, dial the high street.
The same four moves as any phone room — pointed at the local businesses on your patch.
STEP 01
Scrape
Pull local businesses from Google Maps by locale and category into a working list — the freshest, cheapest, most-informative path to a live number.
STEP 02
Dial
Work the list on a power dialer with health-aware number rotation and voicemail drop, so reps spend the hour in conversations, not leaving the same message.
STEP 03
Book
Turn a connect into a scheduled statement review or rate comparison with a calendar invite — one-tap disposition, no note left to memory.
STEP 04
Close
A stage-based pipeline and full timeline carry the account from first dial to signed merchant, with recordings attached for hand-off.
What matters for a payments floor
The parts of the platform you'll live in.
The whole platform is included — these are the bits a merchant-services team leans on hardest. See every feature.
Source local SMEs by area and category straight into your lists — the hiring signal for payments is simply a business that trades and takes payment, and the map is full of them.
High-volume dialling over WebRTC with health-aware number rotation and voicemail drop, plus personal stats so every rep can see their own connects, books and closes.
Track a merchant through stages, with every call, note and callback on one timeline the whole floor can see — contract end-dates and rate notes kept on the record.
CTPS, GDPR and PECR handling live in sourcing and dialling, with call recording and audit logs part of the platform. More on security.
Why merchant-services teams switch
Not for a feature — for the three things that make switching safe: a human always answers support, an implementation engineer sets it up for you, and we build what you ask for. Already on a competing dialer or CRM just proves you're ready. See how it works.
See it on the businesses on your patch.
Book a 20-minute demo. We'll scrape local businesses in your target towns and categories, and dial one on the call.
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