Google Maps scraper alternative — get the data the Maps API hides
Extract business names, addresses, phones, owner emails, services, and pricing across thousands of local businesses. We use OpenStreetMap and direct website crawling, so you skip the API key, the $200 quota, and the IP-ban risk.
- No Google Maps API key required — and no quota to hit
- Pulls owner names and direct emails the Maps API doesn't expose
- Blends OpenStreetMap, Yelp, Yellow Pages, and BBB for fuller coverage
- Exports clean CSV / JSON, importable into HubSpot, Apollo, Salesforce
Example input
dentists in Phoenix, AZ
Example output
{
"name": "Bright Smile Dental",
"address": "1234 Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013",
"phone": "+1 602-555-0192",
"website": "https://brightsmiledental.example.com",
"rating": 4.8,
"review_count": 127,
"hours": "Mon-Fri 8am-5pm",
"owner": {
"name": "Dr. Sarah Patel",
"title": "Owner / Lead Dentist",
"email": "sarah@brightsmiledental.com"
},
"services": ["Cleanings", "Implants", "Invisalign"],
"lat": 33.5092,
"lng": -112.0740
}What you can extract
- Business name, address, phone, website, hours
- Owner and manager names with their job titles
- Direct emails when published (not just info@)
- Services and pricing scraped from the website
- Star rating and review count when available
- Social profiles — LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram
- Latitude / longitude for mapping and clustering
How it works
- 1Describe the businesses you want — 'dentists in Phoenix', 'salons in Austin', 'plumbers in Brooklyn'.
- 2We pull listings from OpenStreetMap + aggregators, then visit each website to enrich.
- 3Download a CSV with every business and its owner contact, ready to import or email.
Common use cases
- Build a local cold-outreach list without paying for Google Maps API credits
- Replace a stale ZoomInfo or Apollo export with fresher, website-sourced data
- Find every dental practice / law firm / salon in a metro area for a vertical SaaS launch
- Audit competitor coverage in a city before opening a new location
- Enrich an existing lead list with owner emails the Maps API never exposed
- Build a niche directory site with real business data, no API quota
FAQ
How is this different from the Google Maps API?
The Google Maps Places API caps you at $200 of free credit per month and gives you basic fields — name, address, phone, rating. We pull from OpenStreetMap (open data, no API key, no quota) and then visit each business's website to extract the fields the Maps API doesn't have: owner name, direct email, services, pricing, hours, social profiles. You get more data per lead, and you can run 10,000 lookups without a bill.
Can I scrape Google Maps without an API key?
Yes. We don't scrape Google Maps directly — that's against their ToS and you'd get blocked within an hour. Instead, we pull the same business listings from OpenStreetMap (which is open data, freely usable) and enrich each one by visiting their website. The end result is the same data you'd want from Maps, plus owner contacts the Maps API never exposes.
How many businesses can I extract at once?
On the free tier, 50 businesses per month. Starter ($9) gives you 250, Pro ($29) gives you 1,000, Growth ($79) gives you 4,000, and Business ($249) gives you 15,000. There's no per-query rate limit — a 4,000-business run usually finishes in 25–35 minutes.
Will it find businesses that aren't listed on Google Maps?
Often, yes. We blend results from OpenStreetMap, Yelp, Yellow Pages, and BBB category pages, plus a search-engine layer. Small businesses that never claimed a Google Business profile usually show up in at least one of the other sources, so you typically end up with more leads than a pure Google Maps export.
Does it work for cities outside the US?
Yes. OpenStreetMap has global coverage and we use Nominatim for geocoding, so 'dentists in Berlin' or 'cafés in Singapore' works the same as 'dentists in Phoenix'. The website-crawl layer is language-agnostic.
Can I export the results to CSV?
Yes. Every run exports to CSV and JSON. The CSV has one row per business with flat columns (name, address, phone, email, website, owner_name, etc.) so it imports cleanly into HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, or a spreadsheet.