How to collect a company and contact base from 2GIS

B2B lead generation needs a base of organizations by niche and city with contacts. Here's how to collect it from 2GIS and OpenStreetMap and export it to Excel for cold calling.

What data you can collect

By query and city you get: name, category, address, coordinates and phones where published. In OpenStreetMap about half of organizations have phones; in 2GIS contacts depend on the access tier — the service honestly shows what's available.

Step 1. Set the niche and geo

Enter a category and city as 'coffee shops, Moscow'. You can list several cities — results merge and deduplicate by coordinates so there are no repeats.

Step 2. Filter by contacts

Drop organizations without a phone or website so the base keeps only records worth calling.

Step 3. Export and keep it fresh

Export the base to Excel. With Monitoring you can repeat the collection on a schedule and get only new organizations — the base stays fresh with no manual work.

2GIS parser online: phones, emails, websites of organizations
Build a company base by niche and city right in the browser — no software and no API key of your own: name, category, address, coordinates, plus phones, emails and websites where published. 2GIS and OpenStreetMap data are merged with dedup. Simple format — 'category, city'. The first run is free: up to 100 organizations with an Excel export.
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FAQ

Are there phone numbers in the export?
In OpenStreetMap about half of organizations have phones; for 2GIS we show what's available.
Can I collect several cities at once?
Yes — list the cities and the results merge and get deduplicated by coordinates.

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