G Maps Extractor

About G Maps Extractor

G Maps Extractor pulls structured business data out of Google Maps and exports it to CSV, JSON or Excel. The extracted field set is the reason to pick it over a generic scraper: canonicalised business name, phone in local format, email discovered from the wider web, social profile URLs across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Yelp, X and TikTok, authoritative website and domain, full address broken into street and municipality, latitude and longitude, category, rating and review count. Reviews, images and photos have their own dedicated APIs. It ships in three delivery shapes for three different users: a Chrome and Edge extension for people who work inside the Maps UI, a cloud dashboard with bulk keyword generation and multi-keyword tasks for people running list builds at volume, and a scraper API for engineers. There is also an MCP server, so Claude, Codex, Cursor or VS Code can query Maps data inside an agent workflow directly rather than through a manual export step — a genuinely useful primitive for lead-research agents. The free tier is 1,000 records a month with no card, and the vendor reports 12,500+ customers with 85M+ places, 85M+ phone numbers, 6.5M+ emails, 7.9M+ social profiles and 2.8M+ reviews extracted to date. Demo data is downloadable before signup so the field coverage can be checked against a real result set, and the dashboard includes a bulk keyword generator for building large multi-city list runs.

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