Google Maps Scraper
Local businesses with phones & websites
What Is the Google Maps Scraper?
The Google Maps Scraper searches Google Maps for any type of business in any area and returns a clean table of places: name, category, rating, review count, phone, website, address and a Maps link. Turn on website contacts and it also visits each business's website for emails and social profiles.
Key Features
Why Scrape Google Maps
Google Maps is the most complete directory of local businesses there is, and owners and customers keep it fresh. Sales teams use it to build lead lists, marketers use it to size up local competition, and analysts use it to map coverage across a region. Pulling it into a spreadsheet beats copying listings by hand.
Scraping Maps at Scale
Google Maps loads results as you scroll and limits how much one session can see. Large scrapes get around that by running many browser sessions in parallel through rotating residential proxies, each searching a smaller area. This tool opens Maps in a real browser too, which is why a run takes about a minute rather than a second.
Common Use Cases
- Building local lead lists for sales outreach
- Researching competitors in a city or neighborhood
- Finding businesses without a website to pitch web services
- Collecting ratings and review counts for market research
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Google Maps Scraper free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
How many places can I get?
Up to 40 per run. For bigger lists, split your search by neighborhood or a narrower business type.
Why does it take a minute?
Each run opens Google Maps in a real browser and scrolls through the results like a person would. Scanning websites for contacts adds more time.
Where do the emails come from?
With website contacts turned on, the tool visits each business's own website and collects the emails and social links published there. Google Maps itself doesn't list emails.
Can I use the data for outreach?
It's public business information, but how you use it matters. Follow privacy and anti-spam laws like GDPR and CAN-SPAM if you contact the businesses.
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