How to mine overseas importer and distributor websites
- Choose the target country, an optional industry and 1–3 product keywords such as hydraulic hose, hose fittings; pick a role (importer, distributor, wholesaler, agent) if you like.
- Click “Mine websites”: the page lists the generated search queries (open any of them in Google yourself) and then the summarised Google Search results with sources.
- In “Candidate websites curated by XunL”, check each company’s name, role, country and evidence; adopt the ones that fit and extract their public contact page and e-mail.
- Send any candidate to the Buyer Verifier to check Google Maps, address and domain, or open the B2B Lead Finder to find similar companies on Google Maps.
Free and paid searches
| Plan | Searches / month | Adopted domains / month | Contact extraction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guest | 1 a day (with verification, 5 candidates) | — | — |
| Free account | 5 | 20 | 5 domains |
| Pro | 40 | 400 | 400 domains |
| Max | 120 | 1,500 | 1,500 domains |
Data and compliance
The country, industry and product words you enter are sent to XunL, which asks Google’s Gemini model on Google Cloud Vertex AI to search with Grounding with Google Search. Search results, Search Suggestions and source links are shown only to you and are never stored or cached; we keep usage counters, your search conditions and the domains you choose to adopt. Contacts are read only from public pages of websites you adopt, respecting robots.txt.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the B2B Lead Finder?
The Lead Finder searches Google Maps for businesses with a listed location; the Site Miner searches Google for company websites, which suits niche industrial products and importers or distributors without a Maps listing. Each tool links to the other.
How are the search queries built?
From the country’s domain (site:.de), the role word in the local language (German Großhändler or Importeur, Spanish distribuidor or importador) and your product words, excluding marketplaces such as Alibaba, Amazon and eBay.
Why don’t you show a raw list of search results?
Results come from Grounding with Google Search: the page shows Google’s Search Suggestions and source links exactly as Google requires; the candidate table is XunL’s curation of those results, and no results or links are stored.
Where do the contacts come from?
Only after you adopt a domain, we read that website’s public home, contact and imprint pages for e-mail addresses and contact forms. robots.txt is checked first, disallowed pages are skipped, and each page has a 5-second timeout.
How many searches are free?
Guests get 1 search a day (with verification, 5 candidates shown, no adoption). Free accounts get 5 searches and 20 domains a month with contacts for 5 domains; Pro 40 searches / 400 domains; Max 120 searches / 1,500 domains.
How accurate are the results?
Roles are inferred from search results and can be wrong. Open the website before you adopt it and use the Buyer Verifier to check the address and domain.