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Google Maps email extractor
Google Maps listings don't show email addresses. Hubertino finds them on each business's own website, for every business in an area, and puts them in one spreadsheet with the phone, address and rating.
- No card required
- Emails included
- Pay per result
- Unused reservations refunded
Measured on our samples
What to expect
From our lead-list samples, pulled from Google Maps in September 2026.
63%
91%
20%
- businesses sampled across 324 cities
- 70,643
- in 6,399 category × city samples
How we counted
- 70,643 businesses sampled
- every business in the samples: the base for the website figures
- 65,024 businesses checked
- those in samples where the website email check ran: the base for every email rate
- 6,399 category × city samples
- one per industry and city searched, such as dentists in Chicago
Under the hood
How the email extraction works
Start from the listing's website
Listings with no website (7%) or only a social or booking page (2%) can't be checked. Every other one is.Read the homepage, rendered if needed
Plain HTML first; if no address turns up, a real browser renders the JavaScript. Cloudflare-protected addresses are decoded too.Follow the contact pages
Still nothing? It reads the site's contact, about or Impressum pages, recognizing their links in a dozen languages.Keep the business's own address
An own-domain address beats free webmail. Stray addresses in the code, from theme developers or platform vendors, are filtered out.
Socials too: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and other profiles found on the way land in their own columns.
5 countries · 65,024 checked
Hit rates by country
Found rate and webmail share
Found: of businesses checked · Webmail: of emails found
- Germany7,208 checkedFoundEmail found81%WebmailFree webmail9%
- United Kingdom8,968 checkedFoundEmail found73%WebmailFree webmail16%
- Canada6,179 checkedFoundEmail found69%WebmailFree webmail20%
- Australia5,183 checkedFoundEmail found68%WebmailFree webmail15%
- United States37,486 checkedFoundEmail found56%WebmailFree webmail25%
81%
Germany
The Impressum effect
German commercial websites must publish an Impressum: legal contact details, email included. But easy to find isn't free to use: Germany is also the strictest of these markets for cold email.
20 industries
Hit rates by industry
Email found, by industry
share of businesses checked
Highest rates
Lowest rates
Show all 20 industriesHide the middle 10
In between · 62%–69%
30%
The pattern
of the nail salons we sampled have no website of their own to check
Businesses that take bookings through platforms and social media publish an email least often. Offices that deal in paperwork — agents, vets, accountants — publish one most reliably.
Get the emails for your own niche
Pick a category and an area. Every business comes back with its phone and address, plus the email from its own website wherever one is published.
Price per email
Cost per 1,000 businesses with emails
The email lookup is part of the 1 credit per business. Here is what 1,000 businesses with an email found cost.
Per 1,000 with an email found
cheapest first
- Pro plan$0.437
$0.276 per 1,000 businesses
- Starter plan$0.601
$0.38 per 1,000 businesses
- 250,000-credit pack$0.626
$0.396 per 1,000 businesses
- 125,000-credit pack$0.747
$0.472 per 1,000 businesses
- 50,000-credit pack$0.918
$0.58 per 1,000 businesses
The math
- Pro plan, per 1,000 businesses
- $0.276
- divided by email found rate
- 63.2%
- equals per 1,000 businesses with an email
- $0.437
Outscraper and Apify's Google Maps actor bill the email lookup on top of the listings (checked September 2026). Per 1,000 businesses, with a calculator for your volume: Outscraper vs Scrap.io vs Apify pricing.
Your rate depends on the country and industry. Plan prices assume you use the month's credits.
Compared
Ways to get business emails from Google Maps
Listings carry no email, so it has to come from each business's website: you visit them, or a tool does.
| What you get | HubertinoEmail extractor | By handVisit each website | Official Places APIGoogle, built for apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the email comes from | The business's own website | The business's own website | No email field |
| Pages it reads | Homepage, then contact, about or Impressum pages | Whatever you click through | n/a: doesn't visit websites |
| JavaScript-built sites | Rendered in a real browser when needed | Yes | n/a |
| Which address it keeps | Own domain over free webmail | Your call | n/a: no email to keep |
| Time & effort | Minutes, no code | Minutes per website | Write and run code |
| Cost | 1 credit per business, email included | Your time | Per request, used or not |
Why the official API stops at the website link: Google Places API vs scraping.
Deliverability and the rules
Before you hit send
- Verify first. Published addresses go stale; here's how to clean and verify a scraped list.
- Dedupe by domain. One email to head office beats five to the same shared inbox.
- Treat free-webmail addresses with care. A Gmail address on a small business's site is often the owner's own inbox.
- Check the rules for the market you're emailing: the country outlines here, and GDPR for B2B lists.
FAQ
Questions
Where the emails come from, how many you'll get, what they cost and the rules.
Does Google Maps show email addresses?
No. A listing carries the phone, website, address, hours and reviews, but not an email. The email has to come from the business's own website, which is where Hubertino looks.
How many businesses will have an email?
Across the 65,024 businesses we checked, 63% had a findable contact email — from 56% in the US up to 81% in Germany, and from 39% to 74% depending on the industry.
Are the emails guessed?
No. Every address was published on the business's own website. Nothing is generated from name patterns like firstname@domain.
Are the emails verified?
They're exactly what the business publishes, but we don't test deliverability. Run the list through an email verifier before a campaign — published addresses still go stale.
Do emails cost extra?
No. Emails and social profiles are included in the 1 credit per business. A business with no findable email still costs its credit, because you still get its phone, website, address and rating. Outscraper and Apify's Google Maps actor, by contrast, bill their email lookups as separate add-ons (checked September 2026).
Is it legal to email these businesses?
It depends on the country and on who the recipient is. Some markets allow B2B email to company addresses with an opt-out; Germany generally requires prior consent. See the country pages above and our GDPR guide — this isn't legal advice.
Try it on your niche
Emails included, every scrape
Every business in an area, with the email from its own website wherever it publishes one.
- Pay per result
- Unused reservations refunded
- XLSX · CSV · API