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GMaps Lead Finder

Google Maps scraper that batch-scrapes business leads by keyword and exports enriched CSV files with phones, websites, public emails and socials.

Introduction

GMaps Lead Finder is a Google Maps scraper and lead-enrichment tool that turns a batch of keywords into downloadable CSV files of business names, phones, websites, public emails, and social links.

What is GMaps Lead Finder?

GMaps Lead Finder is a browser-based Google Maps extractor built for lead generation. You paste a batch of keywords — one per line, usually a city paired with a category — and the tool queues the whole list as a single job, paginating Google Maps for each query to collect public place rows: business name, full and street address, phone numbers, website and domain, GMB categories, rating, review count, claimed status, coordinates, and Maps URL. It then scans each business website for public contact emails and social links, and exports a ZIP containing one CSV per keyword. The same pipeline is available three ways: an online cloud extractor, a Chrome extension, and an agent connection over MCP or HTTP.

Key Features
  • Batch keyword scraping — paste one keyword per line as a city × niche grid; each query paginates into place rows within one job, and the free tier caps jobs at 2 keywords.
  • Website email enrichment — after rows land, the tool scans business sites for public contact emails; places without a published email get an empty cell rather than an invented address.
  • Social link capture — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, and X/Twitter URLs are recorded when the business site already links them, on the same row as the place.
  • CSV/ZIP export — one CSV per keyword in a ZIP, with columns for name, address parts, phone, website, emails, socials, Place Id, Cid, Fid/business_id, Maps URL, coordinates, opening hours, featured image, categories, rating, reviews, claimed, and the search keyword that produced each row.
  • Lead list history — signed-in jobs keep a Lead list so finished batches can be reopened and ZIPs re-downloaded without re-scraping.
  • Chrome extension — the Google Maps Extractor extension pulls reviews, photos, and bulk lists while you browse Maps.
  • Leads Finder panel — a single-place side panel on Maps for copying one business's contact and social details quickly.
  • Agents / MCP and API — paste a personal API key into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client to run one-keyword jobs over MCP or HTTP and get structured JSON back; agent runs consume the same Online plan credits as the web UI.
Who is it for?
  • Local marketing agencies: build prospect lists for a specific trade and metro — dentists, salons, HVAC — with real phones, sites, and emails instead of hand-copying Maps entries.
  • SDR teams: run weekly city × niche keyword batches and skip the per-row email research step, since enrichment runs across the whole batch.
  • SEO and GBP agencies: assemble client prospect lists by category and city, then pitch using verified phones, sites, and contact emails.
  • Territory and franchise planners: map competitors or target categories across regions before assigning reps or opening a unit.
  • Founders validating a niche: test whether a category has enough outreach-ready leads before hiring SDRs or buying ads.
What can you do with GMaps Lead Finder?
  • Prospect an entire metro: paste 20 city-plus-category keywords, run one job, and download a ZIP where each keyword is its own clean CSV for CRM import or Sheets.
  • Enrich an existing list: take places you already have and pull the public website emails and social handles that are missing for outreach.
  • Build territory folders: use the search-keyword column in the export to split leads by region and assign them to reps.
  • Automate prospecting inside an AI agent: ask Claude or Cursor for a city × niche list and get structured Maps lead JSON back in the same thread.
How does GMaps Lead Finder work?
  1. Paste a batch of keywords, one search per line, pairing a city with a category.
  2. The tool scrapes Maps pages, paginating each keyword into place rows with names, phones, and websites from public listings.
  3. It enriches each place with public emails and socials, then exports a CSV ZIP with one file per keyword.
Alternatives

Google Places API, Outscraper, Apify.

Pricing

Free ($0) gives lifetime starter credits to try the extractor, capped at up to 2 keywords per job. Starter is a monthly plan for regular lead pulls with CSV zip and Lead list. Volume is aimed at matching monthly Maps volume, and higher tiers include agent MCP and API access.

FAQ
Will every business have an email?

No. Emails are sourced only from public pages on the business website, and rows with no published email are exported as empty cells rather than guessed addresses, so expect partial coverage on any given batch.

Can I run batch keyword searches?

Yes. The online Extractor accepts one keyword per line and runs the whole list as one job, showing progress per keyword. The free tier limits a job to no more than 2 keywords.

What data do I get from the Google Maps Scraper?

Each row carries the business name, address parts, phone numbers, website and domain, public emails, social links, categories, rating, review count, claimed status, Place Id, Cid, Maps URL, coordinates, opening hours, and featured image where available.

How do I use it from an AI agent?

Sign in, copy a personal API key, and paste it into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, or another MCP client. Jobs run over MCP or HTTP and draw on the same Online plan credits as the web interface.

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