Build a Google Maps lead list with Evascrape and budget caps

Quick overview

This workflow uses the Evascrape API to quote, run, and retrieve a Google Maps scraping job, then outputs one item per business lead (for example dentists in Austin) while enforcing a maximum budget and handling common job and API failure states.

How it works

1. Starts manually and defines the Google Maps search terms, location, record count, budget cap, and polling limits.
2. Calls the Evascrape API to request a free quote for the requested number of Google Maps records.
3. Stops with a reason if the quote fails or exceeds the configured maximum cost, otherwise starts the paid Evascrape scraping job.
4. Polls Evascrape at the configured interval to check the job status until it finishes or the maximum number of checks is reached.
5. Stops with a note if the job is still running after the polling limit, or stops with details if the job completes without a successful result.
6. If the job succeeds, fetches the job results from Evascrape and splits the response into one workflow item per lead record.

Setup

1. Create an Evascrape account, generate an API key, and ensure your Evascrape balance can cover paid jobs.
2. In n8n, create an HTTP Header Auth credential with Authorization: Bearer <your_evascrape_key> and select it in all Evascrape HTTP requests.
3. Update the values in the search settings (search terms, location, total records, max cost in USD, and optional email verification) to match your target lead list and budget.