Google Maps scraper
Business leads from Google Maps, without scraping.
Get the businesses a Google Maps search shows, with the details you need to reach them, from Google’s official Places data. Filter for the ones that fit your pitch and export them or save them as leads.
- Google Maps
- Phone, website, rating, reviews
- Filters for your pitch
- CSV export
From $0.07 for 20 businesses, paid per lookup from your own key. What it costs
What you get
Google Maps data you can export
Business details
Name, category and types, address, phone, website, rating, review count, price level, opening hours and business status.
Filters with logic
Combine rules with all or any: has a website, rating under 4, under 20 reviews, a word in the name, one of several categories.
Emails
Read each business’s homepage for a contact email, or ask a business-email directory for the people at its domain.
Whole cities
In a project, a lead search covers a whole city with a grid of searches, or a list of towns, and saves every match once.
How it works
How to use the lead finder
- 1
Search a place
A type of business and a city, area or postcode: “plumber” in “Austin, TX”.
- 2
Filter for your pitch
No website, under 20 reviews, rated under 4, a word in the name: combine rules with all or any.
- 3
Save or export
Find emails for the ones with a website, save them as leads with a status, or download a CSV.
Use it to
Google Maps scraper use cases
Sell web design
List local businesses without a website, or with only a Facebook page.
Sell reputation services
Find businesses with a low rating or very few reviews.
Build a B2B list
Every dentist, gym or café in a region, with phone and website, in a spreadsheet.
Track outreach
Save leads to a project and move each one from “to contact” to “won”.
What it costs
Google Maps scraper pricing
From $0.07 for 20 businesses. The software is free. You pay the data provider for the lookups a search runs, from your own key, under a monthly limit you set. One search returns up to 3 pages (60 businesses).
| Part of the search | Price |
|---|---|
| One page of up to 20 businesses | $0.07 |
| Email from a business’s homepage | $0.01 |
| Emails from a business-email directory | $0.03 |
Search data
Start with $5 of free search data
Creator, Google Maps and search data in OpenReach comes from YepAPI. Sign up there and new accounts get $5 in free credit, for a limited time. That is enough to try every tool before you spend anything.
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Sign up at YepAPI
New accounts get $5 in free credit, for a limited time.
- 2
Copy your API key
It is on your YepAPI dashboard once you sign in.
- 3
Paste it into OpenReach
During account setup, or later in Settings. Every tool works from there.
The free credit is YepAPI’s limited-time offer and may end. After it, you pay YepAPI per lookup at its price. OpenReach lists every call with its cost and a monthly limit caps what you spend. See pricing
Google Maps scraper FAQ
Is this a Google Maps scraper?
It does the job people use one for, without scraping. The data comes from Google’s official Places data through YepAPI: name, category, address, phone, website, rating, review count, opening hours and business status, live for every search.
How many businesses does one search return?
Google Maps returns up to 20 places a page and 60 for one search. For a whole city, a lead search in a project runs your queries from a grid of points across it, or across a list of towns, and keeps every place it finds once.
Can I find emails for the businesses?
Yes, for businesses with their own website. OpenReach can read the homepage for a contact address ($0.01 each), or ask a business-email directory for the people at that domain ($0.03 each). Businesses without a website are skipped, for free.
Do I need a project?
No. Every tool works on its own. When a result is worth keeping, save it to a project in one click: creators and leads get an outreach status, notes and tags, and monitors check for new mentions on a schedule.
Terms to know
Google Maps scrapingGrey hat
Google Maps scraping means extracting business listings from Google Maps in bulk. Using Google’s official Places data is the safer route.
A lead list is a set of potential customers with contact details and notes, built from research or data sources, ready for outreach.
Google Business Profile is a business’s free listing on Google Search and Maps, with its address, hours, phone, website, photos and reviews.
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