The best Google Maps scraper for 2027 depends on how you buy leads. If you want lead lists with emails in batches, without a subscription, MapScraper sells one-time packs that never expire: 100 free leads with no card, then 1,000 leads for $5 at launch, 5,000 for $19, 20,000 for $49 and 50,000 for $99. If you need hundreds of thousands of raw rows every month, G Maps Extractor is cheaper per row. If you are a developer who wants an API and pay-as-you-go, look at Outscraper or Apify.
Every competitor figure below comes from that company's own pages, read on 6 November 2026, and each one links to its source. Prices change, so check the vendor's pricing page before you buy. MapScraper figures come from our own pricing. We make MapScraper, so we've tried to be fair: where another tool is cheaper or fits better, we say so.
The short list
| Tool | Best for | How you pay | Entry price | Emails |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MapScraper | Lead lists with emails, bought per campaign | One-time packs, never expire | 100 leads free, then 1,000 for $5 (launch) | Included in every lead |
| G Maps Extractor | Highest monthly volume at the lowest price per row | Monthly plans | Free 1,000 records/month; Lite $19 for 20,000/month | Business email listed on every online plan |
| Outscraper | Developers and pay-as-you-go API use | Per 1,000 businesses, prepaid credits that never expire | First 500 businesses free | Separate scraper: 500 free, then $3 per 1,000 domains |
| Apify (Google Maps Scraper) | Developers who want to tune runs and chain them with other scrapers | Per 1,000 places plus platform plan | Free plan with $5 of usage a month | Optional paid add-on |
| Scrap.io | Teams with a steady monthly volume that want extra web data per business | Monthly plans | 7-day trial, 100 leads; then $49/month | Included |
| PhantomBuster | Teams already automating LinkedIn and other sites | Monthly plans billed in execution hours | 14-day trial; then $69/month | Separate email credits |
| Octoparse | Scraping many kinds of websites, not only Maps | Monthly plans, billed yearly | Free plan, 10 tasks | Depends on what you build |
Price per 1,000 rows, side by side
Price per 1,000 is the fairest single number, but the units differ. MapScraper counts leads (one business row, email included). G Maps Extractor counts records, Outscraper and Scrap.io count businesses or export credits, and Apify counts places. Here is each at its published price:
| Plan | Price | Rows | Per 1,000 | Unused balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MapScraper Starter (launch) | $5 one-time | 1,000 | $5.00 | Never expires |
| MapScraper Growth | $19 one-time | 5,000 | $3.80 | Never expires |
| MapScraper Agency | $49 one-time | 20,000 | $2.45 | Never expires |
| MapScraper Scale | $99 one-time | 50,000 | $1.98 | Never expires |
| G Maps Extractor Lite (online) | $19/month | 20,000 a month | $0.95 | Monthly allowance |
| G Maps Extractor Basic (online) | $49/month | 80,000 a month | $0.61 | Monthly allowance |
| G Maps Extractor Growth (online) | $99/month | 250,000 a month | $0.40 | Monthly allowance |
| Outscraper, 501 to 100,000 | pay as you go | per business | $3.00 (+$3.00 for emails) | Credits never expire |
| Outscraper, above 100,000 | pay as you go | per business | $1.00 (+$1.00 for emails) | Credits never expire |
| Apify Google Maps Scraper | pay as you go | per place | from $1.50, plus add-ons | Prepaid usage expires each billing cycle |
| Scrap.io Basic | $49/month ($35 yearly) | 10,000 a month | $4.90 ($3.50) | — |
| Scrap.io Company | $499/month ($350 yearly) | 100,000 a month | $4.99 ($3.50) | — |
Sources: G Maps Extractor pricing, Outscraper pricing, Apify Google Maps Scraper cost of usage, Apify pricing, Scrap.io's plan table. G Maps Extractor's per-1,000 figures assume you use the whole monthly allowance. "—" means the page we read did not say.
Two things the table can't show:
- Monthly plans only pay off if you use them every month. A $49 plan used for one 5,000-lead campaign costs $9.80 per 1,000 that month. A one-time pack costs the same whether you use it this week or next quarter.
- Emails can double the price. On Outscraper, emails come from a separate Emails & Contacts scraper billed per domain, so a business row with an email can cost up to $6 per 1,000 in the 501–100,000 tier.
The seven tools, one by one
1. MapScraper — best for lead lists with emails, without a subscription
MapScraper does one job: it turns a Google Maps search into a lead list and exports it to Excel or CSV. You pick a business type, a country, city and optional district (or type a search like "dentists in Kadıköy, Istanbul"), see a free pre-count of how many businesses the scan will return, then run it.
- No 120-result ceiling. Busy areas are split into smaller cells and de-duplicated by place_id, so a whole city comes back as one list (how the 120 limit works).
- Email in every lead, crawled from each business's own website (home, contact and about pages). Google Maps itself shows no emails (why).
- You pay only for delivered rows. Stop a scan early and you're charged for the rows already delivered.
- Filters for businesses with no website, with a phone number, or above a minimum rating.
- 41 fields per business, including phone as shown and in E.164, full address split into parts, coordinates, rating, newest review date, opening hours and a digital weakness score. See all fields.
- Scout, an agent that builds the search for you.
Price: 100 free leads once per new account, no card. Then one-time packs that never expire: 1,000 for $5 (launch price for the first 1,000 customers; regular $19), 5,000 for $19, 20,000 for $49, 50,000 for $99. Payments go through Lemon Squeezy (card or PayPal, VAT handled).
Pick something else if you need several hundred thousand rows every month (G Maps Extractor is cheaper per row), or you want a developer API with pay-as-you-go billing (Outscraper, Apify).
2. G Maps Extractor — best price per row at high monthly volume
G Maps Extractor has two products: a Chrome extension and an online (cloud) scraper. On its pricing page, the online plans are Free (1,000 records a month, no card), Lite $19 (20,000), Basic $49 (80,000), Growth $99 (250,000) and Professional $149 (500,000), with Enterprise on request. Business email and social media are listed on every online plan, and decision-maker emails come as a separate monthly allowance (10 on Lite up to 100 on Professional). The extension has Free (1,000 records a month), Professional $39 (100,000) and Business $99 (500,000).
Pick it if you'll use a large allowance every month. Look elsewhere if your volume comes in bursts, because the allowance is monthly. Full comparison: MapScraper vs G Maps Extractor.
3. Outscraper — best for developers who want pay-as-you-go
Outscraper's pricing page lists its Google Maps scraper at free for the first 500 businesses, $3 per 1,000 from 501 to 100,000, and $1 per 1,000 above 100,000. Emails come from a separate Emails & Contacts scraper with the same tiers, billed per domain. The page says prepaid "credits are used for services and never expire."
Pick it if you want an API, pay-as-you-go billing and very large volumes. Look elsewhere if you want the email in the same row without a second job and a second bill. More detail: Outscraper alternative and MapScraper vs Outscraper.
4. Apify Google Maps Scraper — best for developers who want control
Apify is a platform of scrapers ("Actors"). Its Google Maps Scraper's cost-of-usage page says "from $1.50 / 1,000 scraped places", with company contact enrichment and email verification charged as extra events. Apify's pricing page lists a Free plan with $5 of usage a month and no credit card, a Starter plan at $19 a month plus pay as you go, and says unused prepaid usage expires at the end of the billing cycle.
Pick it if you're comfortable configuring runs and want to chain Maps data with other scrapers. Look elsewhere if you want one fixed price per finished lead. More detail: Apify Google Maps Scraper alternative and MapScraper vs Apify.
5. Scrap.io — best for a steady monthly volume with extra web data
Scrap.io's plan table lists Basic $49 a month (10,000 export credits), Professional $99 (20,000), Agency $199 (40,000) and Company $499 (100,000); billed yearly, $35, $69, $139 and $350 a month. One credit is one business exported. It offers a 7-day free trial with 100 leads and says plans include "emails, phone numbers, social profiles, website technologies, ad pixels, contact forms."
Pick it if you export a similar amount every month and want website-technology or ad-pixel data in the row. Look elsewhere if you buy in bursts. More detail: Scrap.io alternative and MapScraper vs Scrap.io.
6. PhantomBuster — best if you already automate LinkedIn with it
PhantomBuster is a general automation platform billed in execution time, not per lead. Its pricing article (prices "as of July 2026") lists Start at $69 a month (20 execution hours, 500 email credits), Grow at $159 (80 hours, 2,500 email credits) and Scale at $439 (300 hours, 10,000 email credits), or $56, $128 and $352 a month billed yearly. The 14-day trial needs no card, but downloads are capped at 10 rows during the trial.
Pick it if Google Maps is one step in a wider automation you already run there. Look elsewhere if Maps leads are the whole job, because you pay for hours, not rows. More detail: PhantomBuster Google Maps alternative.
7. Octoparse — best for scraping many kinds of websites
Octoparse is a no-code scraper for any website, not a Maps-specific tool. Its pricing page lists a Free plan (10 tasks, up to 50,000 exported rows a month), Standard at $69 a month and Professional at $249 a month, both billed yearly, with unlimited export on paid plans. It mentions 500+ preset templates on Standard; the page we read did not say which ones include Google Maps.
Pick it if you scrape many different sites and Maps is one of them. Look elsewhere if you only need local business leads, because you'll build and maintain the task yourself (no-code options compared).
How to choose in two minutes
- How often do you need leads? Every month at high volume: G Maps Extractor or Scrap.io. In campaigns or bursts: MapScraper (packs never expire) or Outscraper (credits never expire).
- Do you need the email in the same row? If yes, rule out tools that bill emails as a second job unless you're happy with the extra step.
- Are you writing code? API and pay-as-you-go: Outscraper or Apify. No code: MapScraper, G Maps Extractor or Scrap.io.
- Test with your real search. Run the same city and category on two tools' free tiers and compare how many rows have an email and a phone, which columns you use, and what your next 5,000 leads would cost.
If you're still on free tools, what free Google Maps scrapers actually give you covers the limits.
Summary
There's no single best Google Maps scraper. There's a best one for how you buy. G Maps Extractor is cheapest per row if you use a large monthly allowance. Outscraper and Apify suit developers who want pay-as-you-go APIs, with emails billed separately. Scrap.io and PhantomBuster are monthly subscriptions, and Octoparse is a general-purpose scraper. MapScraper is for buyers who want a finished lead list with emails, a free count before they spend, and one-time packs that never expire: $3.80 per 1,000 at 5,000 leads, down to $1.98 at 50,000.
Try it on your own market: start free with 100 leads, no card needed. After that, the launch pack is 1,000 leads with emails for $5, one-time, and the leads never expire.