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Google Maps scraper tools compared (2026)

By Doug Nielsen, Product Manager · Updated · first published

Most "best Google Maps scraper" lists are thinly-disguised ads. This one is written by the team behind one of the tools (Hubertino), so treat our entry as interested — but the rest is an honest read of where each option fits, including where ours doesn't. Prices for Outscraper, Scrap.io and Apify were checked September 2026and link their source; the other descriptions reflect public information as of July 2026. Check each vendor for current specifics. We haven't yet run the same search through every tool, so this page compares features and published prices, not the results each one returns.

ToolFocusEmailsPricing modelBest for
HubertinoGoogle Maps lead lists (places + reviews) Included$0.276–$0.58 per 1,000 businesses, emails included; plans from $19 a month; free to startAgencies & cold-email teams wanting fast lists with emails
OutscraperBroad data platform — Maps plus many other sourcesSeparate / paidPay as you go: 500 free a month, then $3 per 1,000 places plus $3 per 1,000 email domains
(outscraper.com/pricing, archived Jun 17, 2026, checked Sep 2026)
Teams needing many data sources or enterprise depth
ApifyDeveloper scraping platform; Maps via 'actors'Separate / paidMaps actor: per event, $4 → $1.50 per 1,000 places by plan, emails extra
(apify.com/compass/…, checked Sep 2026)
Developers who want custom pipelines and control
PhantomBusterMulti-channel growth automation; Maps is one 'phantom'Depends on setupSubscription by execution time / slotsGrowth workflows spanning LinkedIn, Maps and more
Scrap.ioMulti-map local lead extraction (Google, Apple, Bing) IncludedSubscription: €49–€499 a month for 10,000–100,000 export credits, emails included
(scrap.io/pricing, checked Sep 2026)
Multi-map coverage on a flat monthly plan
Bright DataEnterprise web-data infrastructure & datasetsDepends on setupEnterprise, per-record / volumeLarge-scale or compliance-heavy enterprise data needs
Notes

The official Google Places API is deliberately left out: it's built for showing places inside apps, caps results, has no email field, and restricts exporting — a poor fit for lead lists. See our scraping guide for why. For what each tool costs per 1,000 businesses at the same volumes, see Google Maps scraper pricing compared.

The honest rundown

Hubertino

Does one job — turn Google Maps searches into lead lists — and includes emails and social profiles in the flat per-result price. Watch results stream in, export XLSX/CSV, or use the REST API or the MCP server for AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor. Trade-off: Google Maps only; if you need Amazon, Yelp or Trustpilot data too, it isn't a fit.

Outscraper

A capable, established platform with a large catalog of scrapers and enterprise options, strongest if you need many sources. Emails are a separately billed enrichment: $3 per 1,000 domains where it finds contacts, on top of $3 per 1,000 places, after 500 free of each a month. So a small monthly list costs nothing. (outscraper.com/pricing, archived Jun 17, 2026, checked Sep 2026)

Scrap.io

The closest match to Hubertino: a subscription lead extractor with emails included, covering Google Maps, Apple Maps, Bing Maps. Plans run €49–€499 a month for 10,000–100,000 export credits (less billed yearly), and unused credits don't carry over. The search area grows with the plan — whole-country search is Company only (€499 a month) — and it offers pre-export filters, radius and polygon search on bigger plans, a REST API and an MCP server on every plan, and a free Chrome extension. Best if you need Apple or Bing Maps. (scrap.io/pricing, checked Sep 2026) (scrap.io, checked Sep 2026)

Apify

A flexible developer platform where Google Maps scraping runs as community or official 'actors' you configure. Great for custom pipelines and automation if you're technical. Its Google Maps Scraper charges per place — $4 → $1.50 per 1,000 depending on your Apify plan — and emails are a paid add-on. (apify.com/compass/…, checked Sep 2026)

PhantomBuster

Built for multi-channel growth automation — LinkedIn, Maps and others — via time-boxed 'phantoms'. A good fit if Maps is one step in a broader outreach machine; less specialized for large, complete Maps lead lists, and limits are based on execution time/slots.

Bright Data

Enterprise-grade web-data infrastructure with a Google Maps dataset/scraper and strong compliance posture. Ideal at large scale with a procurement process; more platform than an SMB or agency that just needs targeted lead lists usually wants.

How to choose

  • • Just want lead lists with emails, fast? A focused tool (Hubertino) beats a broad platform on time-to-spreadsheet.
  • • Need Apple or Bing Maps? Scrap.io covers them.
  • • Want lead search inside an AI assistant? Hubertino and Scrap.io both have an MCP server.
  • • Only a few hundred businesses a month? Outscraper's free tier covers 500.
  • • Need sources beyond Maps? Outscraper or Bright Data cover more ground.
  • • Building automation or custom pipelines? Apify gives you the most control.
  • • Running multi-channel outreach? PhantomBuster slots Maps into a wider workflow.
  • • Enterprise scale + procurement? Bright Data is built for it.

Smaller tools worth knowing

Several single-purpose Google Maps scrapers show up in search results next to the big platforms. Prices checked September 2026, from each vendor's own page.

  • G Maps Extractor — Cloud, browser-extension and API plans, each priced on its own; the cloud plans run $19–$149 a month for 20,000–500,000 records, with emails on paid plans only. (gmapsextractor.com/pricing, checked Sep 2026)
  • Mapsscraper — A Chrome extension (Edge too) at a flat $19 a month with no record limit, emails from business websites, and 120 results per search. (mapsscraper.com/pricing, checked Sep 2026)
  • Map Lead Scraper — A Chrome/Edge extension: $9.90–$19.90 a month for 100,000 leads with emails on Pro; the free plan exports 1,000 a month without emails. (mapleadscraper.com, checked Sep 2026)
  • GMPlus — A cloud extractor with 500 free credits a day; a record with email extraction uses 5 credits, and its paid prices aren't published. (gmplus.io/llms.txt, checked Sep 2026)
  • D7 Lead Finder — Searches its own lead database by keyword and city: $44.99–$119.99 a month (US prices) for 10–100 searches a day, emails where it has them. (checkout.paddle.com/api/…, checked Sep 2026)
  • Botsol — A desktop app licensed per PC: $50 buys 6 months on 1 PC with no business limit, emails and socials included. (botsol.com/bots/…, checked Sep 2026)
  • Leads Sniper — A Chrome/Edge extension sold as a $149 lifetime licence with unlimited leads and emails; a free licence covers 50 leads. (leads-sniper.com/pricing, checked Sep 2026)

Other tools

General-purpose scraping and automation tools that can also pull Google Maps data. Descriptions reflect public information as of July 2026; check each vendor for current plans.

  • Octoparse — A general-purpose no-code scraper: you build a scraper by selecting elements on a page in a visual designer or adapt one of its templates, Google Maps among them, and plans are sized by saved tasks and concurrent cloud runs. Against Apify, which hands you a runtime, a marketplace and an SDK, it's the clearest fork in the scraping market, point and click or write code: both will scrape the same sites, and the difference is who can build the scraper and who has to fix it when the site changes.
  • TexAu — A growth-automation platform: you chain search, enrichment and verification steps into multi-step workflows and push the results to your other tools. It fits when Maps lead lists are one step in a bigger automated pipeline; if the list is the goal, a focused tool is simpler.
  • ScrapeHero — Two things: a self-serve cloud with ready-made crawlers, and a full-service data operation that builds and runs custom scrapers for you with SLAs, priced per project or per site per month. It can deliver Google Maps data either way, and suits a team that wants someone else to own a bespoke data pipeline.

Head-to-heads

Comparing two of the others against each other? These pages leave us out of it.

Outscraper vs ApifyApify vs PhantomBusterOutscraper vs Scrap.ioLobstr.io vs Outscraper

Questions

Which Google Maps scraper is best?

It depends on the job. For turning Google Maps searches into outreach-ready lead lists quickly — with emails included and simple per-result pricing — Hubertino is built for exactly that. Outscraper suits teams needing many data sources, and its free tier covers small monthly lists; Scrap.io suits anyone who needs Apple or Bing Maps too; Apify suits developers wanting custom pipelines; PhantomBuster fits multi-channel growth automation; Bright Data fits large enterprise data needs. We haven't yet run the same search through every tool, so this is a comparison of features and prices, not of result quality.

Which tools include business emails?

Google Maps itself has no email field, so any tool that provides emails does it by visiting each business's website. Hubertino and Scrap.io include that in the price, and so do most of the smaller tools below on their paid plans (G Maps Extractor, Mapsscraper, Map Lead Scraper, Botsol and Leads Sniper), though some free plans leave emails out; D7 Lead Finder includes them where its database has them. On Outscraper and Apify's Google Maps actor it's a separately billed enrichment, GMPlus charges 5 credits for a record with an email, and on other platforms it depends on the scraper you configure (checked September 2026).

Do I need to be technical to scrape Google Maps?

Not necessarily. No-code tools like Hubertino, Scrap.io, Outscraper and PhantomBuster let you describe a search and export a spreadsheet. Developer platforms like Apify and Bright Data offer more control but expect configuration or code.

Is scraping Google Maps legal?

Collecting business details that are publicly listed is generally lawful in the US and EU, but Google's Terms of Service restrict automated collection from Google Maps. What you then do with the data is regulated in its own right: in the UK and EU, GDPR covers keeping any record that identifies a person, and outreach falls under CAN-SPAM in the US, PECR in the UK, § 7 UWG in Germany, CASL in Canada and the Spam Act in Australia. This isn't legal advice; our legal guide goes into more detail.

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