G Maps Extractor

Description

G Maps Extractor is a Google Maps scraping tool that turns Google Maps search results into structured business data for lead generation, market research, sales outreach, and local SEO. With a point-and-click, no-code interface, users enter keywords and export business leads including names, phone numbers, emails, and social media profiles to CSV, Excel, or JSON.

The tool extracts a wide range of publicly available fields, including full address, categories, website, ratings, review counts, reviews, photos, opening hours, coordinates, price level, and Google identifiers such as Place ID and CID. An anti-blocking system using smart request patterns and rotating proxies is designed to keep scraping stable during high-volume jobs.

G Maps Extractor is offered as three separate products: an Online Scraper that runs bulk keyword jobs in the cloud and is aimed at sales teams, marketers, and non-technical users; a Chrome and Edge browser extension that extracts data directly inside Google Maps, including saved place lists; and a Google Maps Scraper API for developers who want to integrate extraction into their apps, CRM, or internal systems, returning geolocated JSON in seconds.

The company states it only collects publicly available business information in compliance with European and American laws. A free plan with 1,000 records per month is available, with paid tiers scaling record allowances and keyword limits, plus a 7-day money-back guarantee.

G Maps Extractor's Core Features

• One-click Google Maps business data extraction

• Extracts names, phones, emails, and social profiles

• Exports to CSV, Excel, and JSON

• No-code cloud Online Scraper with bulk keyword jobs

• Chrome and Edge browser extension, including saved lists

• Google Maps Scraper API with geolocated JSON output

• Reviews, photos, ratings, opening hours, and coordinates

• Anti-blocking with smart request patterns and rotating proxies

How to use G Maps Extractor?

1. 1

   Choose a method: Pick the Online Scraper, browser extension, or API for your workflow.

2. 2

   Enter keywords: Type a search such as a business type and location.

3. 3

   Run the scrape: Start the job and let the tool collect the business data.

4. 4

   Preview results: Review the extracted places and fields before exporting.

5. 5

   Export data: Download the results as CSV, Excel, or JSON for your workflow.

G Maps Extractor's Use Cases

• Lead generation
• Sales prospecting
• Local SEO research
• Market research
• Developer integration

FAQ from G Maps Extractor

• What is a Google Maps scraper?

  It is a tool that collects publicly available business information from Google Maps search results. G Maps Extractor turns listings into structured data for lead generation, market research, sales outreach, and local SEO.

• What data can I extract from Google Maps?

  You can extract business names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, categories, ratings, review counts, Google Maps URLs, coordinates, opening hours, reviews, photos, emails, and social media profiles when publicly available.

• Can I export results to CSV, Excel, or JSON?

  Yes. G Maps Extractor supports CSV, Excel, and JSON exports so you can use the business data in spreadsheets, CRM tools, sales workflows, lead lists, or internal databases.

• What is the difference between the extension, Online Scraper, and API?

  The Chrome extension automates extraction in your browser and can pull saved place lists but is usually slower. The Online Scraper is faster for larger keyword-based cloud jobs. The API is built for developers integrating extraction into their systems.

• Is there a free plan?

  Yes. G Maps Extractor offers a free plan with monthly credits so you can test scraping, preview sample results, and check the available business data before upgrading.

• Is scraping Google Maps data legal?

  G Maps Extractor is designed to collect publicly available business information. Using public business data for market research, lead generation, or sales outreach is generally compliant when you follow the laws and privacy rules in your region.