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Google Maps lead scraper · Chrome extensionEvery business on the map, with a way to reach them.

Search once. Export a lead list your sales team can actually work from — filtered, deduplicated, and ranked by how contactable each business actually is.

What it does
A Chrome extension that turns a Google Maps search into a spreadsheet of businesses with emails, phones and socials, each scored 0–100.
Who it's for
Agencies and sales teams who prospect local businesses.
What it costs
$200 one-time. No subscription, no API bill.
What happens next
You install it, type a search like "dentists in Austin", press Start and export a CSV.

Try it

See Maps Lead Scraper work. Click through it.

A working demo in your browser, with sample data.

Maps Lead Scraperv5.2
OutputCSV · JSON · TXT

Results

Type a search and press Start.

Demo data

Your scored leads appear here

Try “plumbers in Dallas” or “gyms in Dubai”.

How it works

Three steps, no jargon

  1. Search Google Maps

    Type the category and city, set how many leads you want.

  2. It visits every website

    Pulls the emails, phones and socials Maps never shows you.

  3. Export a scored list

    Every lead ranked 0–100. Download CSV, JSON or TXT.

The problem

Prospecting on Maps is real work pretending to be easy.

Google Maps already knows every dentist in Lahore, every gym in Dubai, every restaurant in a three-mile radius. What it does not give you is a list. It gives you a scroll — one card at a time, one tab at a time, phone numbers you can read but not copy in bulk, and websites you have to open individually to find an email on.

So the work gets handed to a VA, or to an intern, or to nobody. A list of 400 prospects becomes a weekend. Most teams settle for the first 40 and call it a market.

A man working on a laptop and writing notes at a desk

What you get

Everything it does

  • Emails, which Maps never gives you

    The single most valuable field, and the one you cannot get from a Maps listing. It follows through to the business website to find it — including addresses written to dodge scrapers.

  • A contactability score on every lead

    Each business is scored out of 100 on how reachable it actually is — an email counts most, then a phone, then a website and social profiles. Sort by it and work the top of the list first.

  • Filters before you export, not after

    Minimum rating, minimum review count, must-have-email, must-have-phone, must-have-website. Set a target of 100 good leads and it keeps working until it has 100 good leads.

  • Socials as well as email

    Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, X and YouTube profiles collected from the same pass, so you can reach a business on whichever channel it actually reads.

  • Resume, append, and a failure log

    Stop a run and pick it back up. Add to an existing list instead of starting over. Export the skipped and failed businesses separately so nothing quietly disappears.

  • No API, no bypassing anything

    It reads the public Google Maps interface and public website pages. No Places API bill, no CAPTCHA solving, no login walls, no proxy evasion — which is also why it keeps working.

In more detail

What Maps Lead Scraper does, step by step

A Chrome extension that reads a Google Maps result set, follows each business to its own website, and pulls out the contact surface — emails, phones, socials — then scores every lead and hands you a spreadsheet instead of forty browser tabs.

  1. Give it your searches and a target

    One query or a whole list of them. Set how many valid leads you actually want, plus any filters — minimum rating, minimum reviews, must have an email.

  2. It works the results panel

    It scrolls the Google Maps result list the way a person would, collecting listing links until it has enough queued to hit your target rather than stopping short.

  3. Then it visits their websites

    For each business it opens the site listed on Maps and reads the pages where contact details actually live — pulling out email addresses and social profiles Maps never shows you.

  4. Scored, filtered, exported

    Every lead gets a 0–100 contactability score. Export everything, or just the ones with emails, or just the high-quality ones — as CSV, JSON or plain text.

FAQ

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How do I scrape Google Maps leads to CSV?

Install the extension, type a Google Maps search such as "dentists in Lahore", set how many leads you want and any filters, and press Start. When it finishes you export the list as CSV, JSON or plain text.

Is this a Google Maps scraper with email enrichment?

Yes. Maps listings do not show email addresses, so for each business it follows the website listed on Maps and reads the pages where contact details live, pulling out emails and social profiles.

Is it a one-time purchase or a subscription?

One-time. It costs $200 once. There is no subscription and no Places API bill, because it reads the public Google Maps interface rather than a paid API.

What does the lead score mean?

Every business gets a 0–100 contactability score. An email counts most, then a phone number, then a website and social profiles. Sort by it and work the most reachable leads first.

Is scraping Google Maps legal?

The extension only reads publicly visible pages and bypasses no access control: no CAPTCHA solving, no login walls, no proxy evasion. How you contact the businesses afterwards is governed by the outreach and data-protection rules where you and they operate, so check those for your market.

Can I try it before buying?

Yes. Tell me the category and the cities and I will run it and send you the first list before you pay for anything.

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