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Build an auto repair shop prospect list by city. Collect business details and available contacts, then qualify garages by service and vehicle focus.
query=auto repair shop · 17 credits per enriched row · $21.04–$32.30 per 1,000
Verify the shop's services and vehicle focus on its website. Check whether it is independent or part of a group; do not infer ownership from review count.
Review a sample before expanding the list. Use available fields to narrow the records, then check the business website for the service details your offer depends on. Missing fields should remain unknown until you verify them.
Claim the rows you work and use the account's claim filter to reduce repeat records in later searches. Also check branch and organization identity before adding contacts to a campaign.
Swap the location for your market. Everything else stays the same across every city below.
curl "https://sensecollect.com/v1/maps/search?query=auto%20repair%20shop&location=Berlin&limit=100" \ -H "x-api-key: $SENSECOLLECT_KEY"This page provides a way to collect auto repair businesses for B2B prospecting. The records identify garages and workshops; they are not enquiries from drivers who need a repair.
If you operate a workshop, the auto repair lead generation guide covers attracting drivers, qualifying requests, and measuring completed jobs. If you sell to workshops, use the process below to build a more focused business list.
| Target | What to verify on the business website |
|---|---|
| Independent general repair | Services offered and whether the business operates independently |
| Vehicle-brand specialist | Explicitly stated vehicle expertise |
| Tire or brake service | Relevant service pages and appointment options |
| Body and collision repair | Whether the shop actually provides bodywork |
Do not infer technician count, workshop capacity, equipment, or revenue from the listing category. A low review count is not proof that a shop is new or unsuccessful. Keep observations separate from assumptions in your CRM.
Use the returned website and phone where available, then review any enriched email for relevance. Branch contact details may be suitable for local operations, while purchasing decisions can sit elsewhere in a multi-location group.
For software prospecting, inspect booking and customer communication workflows. For parts or equipment, verify service fit before outreach. The useful question is what makes this workshop relevant to your offer, rather than how many rows you can collect.
The business data scraper explains field provenance and sample checks. Start with a single city and preserve the source reference and collection date for every shortlisted shop.
Search a repair category and city to collect business listings with available contact information. These are workshops for B2B prospecting, not drivers requesting repairs. Review the shop's services and website before adding it to a campaign; no query guarantees every business in a market.
Review the business name, website, brand affiliation, and location pages. Review count alone cannot establish whether a workshop is independent, franchised, or dealer-owned.
They can be relevant prospects when your offer fits an observable business need, such as an unclear booking process or a suitable equipment requirement. Validate fit and budget through research and conversation rather than assuming them from the category.
List vendors sell a static extract with a minimum order, and the file starts decaying the day it is cut. The alternative is building the list yourself per city from live map data: one call, 17 credits a row, no minimum. You get the same fields, collected at the moment you asked rather than whenever the vendor last refreshed.
Business name, phone, email where one is findable, website, street address, star rating, review count, listing category and a link back to the listing — plus the untouched original payload under raw. Rating and review count arrive as numbers, so qualifying is a comparison rather than a parse.
Verify the shop's services and vehicle focus on its website. Check whether it is independent or part of a group; do not infer ownership from review count. Use returned fields for initial filtering and verify service details on the business website where needed.
Yes — call /v1/maps/no-website instead of /v1/maps/search with the same query and location. The filter runs server-side, so the response contains only the businesses with no site on file.
$21.04–$32.30 per thousand enriched rows, billed per row returned. Actual coverage depends on the category and market. Verified-contact rows are 45 credits each; check the pricing page for current options.
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