Google Maps Business Leads Scraper with Phone

📍 Google Maps Scraper — Business Leads with Phone & No-Website Filter

Extract local businesses from Google Maps in any city, in any country and get a clean, ready-to-sell table: name, phone, website, address, rating, review count, opening hours and coordinates. No code: type what you are looking for and where.

Every row also flags whether the business has a website — and with one switch you can return only the businesses without one: exact-fit leads for web-design and marketing agencies.

💲 One flat price, everything included: $4.00 per 1,000 leads with phone numbers — the same base price as the category leader, but with everything included: no add-on events, no enrichment upsells, no "from" pricing. The price you see is the price you pay.

✅ From a real run of this Actor (dentists in Mexicali, Baja California): 16 businesses saved in a single run, with ratings, review counts and phone numbers — see the actual rows in Example output below.

💲 Price

Pay per event: $0.004 per business ($4.00 per 1,000 leads) — everything included, no paid add-ons, no surprises.

• Trying it out is cheap: a run with the default maxResults of 40 costs about $0.16.
• Businesses removed by your filters are NOT charged — you only pay for rows that actually land in your dataset.
• A small run-start event ($0.00005) applies per run.

⚙️ How it works

1. Type what and where — e.g. Search term dentists, Location Mexicali, Baja California (the pre-filled values are a ready-to-run example; replace them with yours). Or paste Google Maps place URLs in startUrls and skip searching entirely.
2. Press Run — the scraper collects the businesses, opens each place page and extracts phone, website, rating, hours and coordinates. Watch the log: every business is reported by name.
3. Download your leads — results are saved incrementally as JSON, CSV or Excel (or via the Apify API), one row per business, ready for your CRM or outreach.

🎯 Get better results

Search terms decide what you get. A few rules that work:

• Good: distinct trades — dentists, orthodontists, dental clinics — each term finds its own places.
• Weak: near-duplicates — dentist, dentists, best dentist — Google returns mostly the same places, so you spend time, not coverage.
• One city per location string, with state and country (Mexicali, Baja California) — ambiguous city names mix in results from other places.
• Need more than ~120 businesses? Add more terms or more cities (searchTerms × locations) instead of raising a single search.

👥 Who it is for

• Web-design & marketing agencies hunting local clients (start with the "no website" filter)
• B2B sales teams building lead lists by city and trade
• Directories & data projects that need structured local business data

Works anywhere Google Maps does — dentists in Mexicali, taquerías in Guadalajara, coffee shops in Austin, clinics in Madrid, plumbers in Toronto.

⬇️ Input

Field	Example	What it does
searchTerm	dentists	Business type to search for (pre-filled example)
location	Mexicali, Baja California	City/region + country (pre-filled example)
maxResults	40	Max businesses per search (1–120 — the real limit of one Google Maps search)
onlyWithoutWebsite	true	Only businesses with no website
requirePhone	true	Only businesses with a phone number
minRating	4.0	Only businesses rated at least this (0 = no minimum)
minReviews	20	Only businesses with at least this many reviews
searchTerms	["dentists", "orthodontists"]	Several terms in one run (term × location)
locations	["Mexicali, Baja California", "San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora"]	Several locations in one run
startUrls	["https://www.google.com/maps/place/..."]	Extract these place pages directly, no search
language	en	Google Maps UI language (en, es, pt-BR, …)
concurrency	3	Place pages extracted in parallel (1–5)
categoryFilter	clinic	Only businesses whose Maps category contains this text (v0.10)
onlyOpenNow	true	Only businesses open at extraction time, best-effort from the hours line (v0.10)
extractEmailsAndSocials	false	Phase 2, off by default: visit each business's homepage only and extract email + socials (v0.10)
includeReviews	false	Phase 2, off by default: up to 3 review snippets if already present on the place page (v0.10)
includeImages	false	Phase 2, off by default: up to 3 image URLs from the place page (v0.10)
proxyConfiguration	Apify Proxy	Standard Apify proxy settings (see below)

If searchTerms/locations are provided they take precedence over the singular fields (fallback is per field: plural first, then the singular). If you provide only startUrls and leave the search fields at their example defaults, no search is run — only your URLs are extracted.

Filters (onlyWithoutWebsite, requirePhone, minRating, minReviews) are applied after collection, to the businesses actually extracted. That means your final row count is maxResults − filtered out — and, as said above, filtered-out businesses are not pushed and not charged.

Example input

{
  "searchTerms": ["dentists", "dental clinics"],
  "locations": ["Mexicali, Baja California", "Guadalajara, Jalisco"],
  "language": "en",
  "maxResults": 40,
  "onlyWithoutWebsite": true,
  "minRating": 4.0
}

📊 Output — one row per business

Field	Type	Notes
name	string	Business name
category	string	Primary Google Maps category
rating	number | null	⭐ Google rating (0–5)
reviews_count	integer | null	Number of Google reviews
address	string	📍 Full address as shown on Maps
phone	string	📞 Phone as listed (empty if none)
website	string	🌐 Website URL (empty if none)
has_website	boolean	false = lead with no website
opening_hours	string	Summary hours line as shown on the place page (e.g. "Open · Closes 10 PM"); empty if not shown
plus_code	string	Google plus code
latitude / longitude	number | null	Place coordinates
google_maps_url	string	Link to the place on Google Maps
feature_id	string	Google feature ID of the place
search_term / search_location	string	Which search produced this row (empty for direct URLs)
is_open_now	boolean | null	Open at extraction time, from the hours summary line (best-effort, English/Spanish); null if unclear
email	string	✉️ First contact email found on the business's own homepage — only with extractEmailsAndSocials on; empty otherwise
socials	object	Social links found on that homepage (instagram, facebook, linkedin, whatsapp, tiktok, x) — same opt-in; {} otherwise
reviews	array	Up to 3 review snippets — only with includeReviews on and only if already present on the place page; [] otherwise
images	array	Up to 3 image URLs from the place page — only with includeImages on; [] otherwise

Downloadable as JSON, CSV or Excel, or consumable via the Apify API.

📋 Example output

Real rows from an actual run of this Actor (dentists in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico):

Name	Phone	Rating	Reviews
Simply Dental	+52 686 517 3408	5	285
Dentista García Mexicali	+52 686 552 8777	4.8	—
Edificio Médico Dental Vela	+52 686 553 2523	4.8	—

Example output row (full JSON)

{
  "name": "Simply Dental — Dentista en Mexicali",
  "category": "Dentist",
  "rating": 5,
  "reviews_count": 285,
  "address": "…Mexicali, Baja California",
  "phone": "+52 686 517 3408",
  "website": "https://dentistalgodones.com/...",
  "has_website": true,
  "opening_hours": "Open · Closes 6 PM",
  "plus_code": "MJ22+C2 Mexicali",
  "latitude": 32.6510903,
  "longitude": -115.399963,
  "google_maps_url": "https://www.google.com/maps/place/…",
  "feature_id": "0x…:0x…",
  "is_open_now": true,
  "email": "",
  "socials": {},
  "reviews": [],
  "images": [],
  "search_term": "dentists",
  "search_location": "Mexicali, Baja California"
}

❓ FAQ / troubleshooting

Why did I get fewer rows than maxResults? Three honest reasons: Google Maps itself shows only so many results for one search; some places fail to load and are skipped after a retry; and your filters remove rows after collection — final count = collected − filtered out (filtered rows are never charged).

Google showed a captcha / the run stopped early. The run stops cleanly and keeps everything extracted so far. Retry with the RESIDENTIAL group selected in the run's Proxy configuration — residential IPs are far less likely to be blocked (see the proxy section for its cost).

Do you extract email addresses or social profiles? Yes — as an opt-in since 0.10: turn on extractEmailsAndSocials and for every business with a website the Actor visits only its homepage (short per-site timeout, no deep crawling) and extracts visible contact emails (email, first one found) and social links (socials). Businesses without a website get empty fields, and so does any site that cannot be read in time — the run never hangs on a website. See the v0.10 section below for the time cost.

Are opening hours the full weekly schedule? No — opening_hours is the summary line exactly as Google Maps shows it on the place page (e.g. "Open · Closes 10 PM"), not a structured week table.

How do I pull 2,000 businesses? Split the work: use several search terms and/or several locations in one run (searchTerms × locations), or run once per city. A single search is capped by Google Maps and by the run timeout; for very large pulls, raise the run timeout in Apify as well.

The first rows appear fast but the run takes a while — is that normal? Yes. Results are saved incrementally as each place is extracted (roughly 20 seconds per business at the default parallelism), so a long run still delivers partial results if it hits a limit. The log reports each business by name as it finishes.

📌 Good to know

• Results are saved incrementally: if a long run hits a limit, the businesses extracted so far stay in the dataset.
• The run has a global time budget tied to the run timeout: if the work cannot fit, the log says so honestly and you get partial results instead of a silent cut.
• Google Maps itself caps how many results a single search shows; maxResults is also bounded by the Actor's run timeout — for very large pulls (hundreds per search), raise the run timeout in the run's Run options first — or split the pull into several runs (by search terms and by cities, as in the FAQ above) so each run fits comfortably in its budget.

🌐 Proxy

Every run goes through Apify Proxy by default, using datacenter IPs; that traffic is part of the run's normal platform usage cost and there is nothing extra to configure.

For large runs — or if Google shows a captcha — select the RESIDENTIAL group in the run's Proxy configuration instead. Residential IPs are real household connections and are far less likely to be blocked, but they cost more: roughly $8 per GB of traffic, added to the run's usage cost. That is why residential is an opt-in rescue, never forced on you.

If a proxy configuration cannot be created for a run, the run does not crash: it continues without a proxy and the log carries a warning saying so, so you always know which way your run went out.

🛠️ Support & changelog

Support: reach the author through the Apify profile incredible_expertise (Store page / profile messaging). Bug reports land best with the run's input and a couple of log lines.

🆕 What's new in 0.10

• Honest cap: maxResults is now 1–120. One Google Maps search returns ~120 results at most (the leaders document the same limit); 500 used to be accepted and then silently returned ~120. The per-search time budget is now proportional to the maxResults you ask for, and the extraction budget stays proportional to the places found, so 120 is actually reachable — for larger pulls, split by terms/locations as in the FAQ.
• Phase 2 options — all OFF by default, so the proven core is untouched:
  • extractEmailsAndSocials: visits only the homepage of each business website (max ~15 s per site, no crawling) and fills email and socials. Cost: extra seconds for every business with a website; none for the rest.
  • includeImages: up to 3 image URLs from the place page (images). Small extra extraction time per place.
  • includeReviews: up to 3 review snippets (reviews) only if already present on the place page — the Actor deliberately does not open the reviews panel, because that would multiply the per-place time and risk the run; expect this field to often be empty.
• Two cheap filters: categoryFilter (category contains text) and onlyOpenNow (best-effort, read from the hours summary line already extracted — no extra cost; unclear lines are excluded). Every row also carries is_open_now (true/false/null).
• Price unchanged in 0.10 ($0.005 per business at the time); lowered to $0.004 per business ($4.00 per 1,000) on 2026-11-09.

Example output with phase 2 on

{
  "name": "Example Dental Clinic",
  "category": "Dentist",
  "phone": "+1 555 010 2030",
  "website": "https://exampledental.com",
  "has_website": true,
  "is_open_now": true,
  "email": "contact@exampledental.com",
  "socials": {
    "instagram": "https://www.instagram.com/exampledental",
    "facebook": "https://www.facebook.com/exampledental"
  },
  "reviews": [],
  "images": ["https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/…"]
}

Note the honest reviews: []: with no extra navigation, snippets are only captured when Google already shows them on the place page.

Changelog

• 0.11.3 — 2026-11-09 — Price lowered to $0.004 per business ($4.00 per 1,000): the same base price as the category leader, with everything still included — no add-on events, no upsells. Same scraper.
• 0.11.2 — 2026-11-06 — Wording: worldwide-first framing in the "Who it is for" section (city examples from several countries); the author's public profile bio and README were rewritten worldwide-first as well. Same scraper, same price.
• 0.11.1 — 2026-11-06 — Emojis added to the listing title and section headings for scannability, in the style of the category leaders. Same scraper, same price.
• 0.11 — 2026-11-06 — Listing refresh: the flat-price promise and a real-run proof block moved to the top, new Get better results search-tips section, clearer store description. Same scraper, same price.
• 0.10.2 — 2026-11-06 — Fix: reviews_count was being overwritten by the review-snippets list, so dataset schema validation rejected every item and runs finished with zero results. The count is now kept as its own integer field.
• 0.10.1 — 2026-11-06 — Fix: a run could crash when a browser page closed with resource-blocker routes still in flight (the route handler now ignores closed pages, and a failed dataset push no longer stops the run). Same price.
• 0.10 — 2026-11-06 — Honest maxResults cap of 120 per search with proportional search/extraction budgets; opt-in phase 2 (off by default): emails & socials from business homepages, up to 3 place image URLs, up to 3 review snippets if already on the place page; new cheap filters categoryFilter and onlyOpenNow plus the is_open_now field. Same price.
• 0.9 — 2026-11-06 — Added the dataset and output schemas wired into the Actor definition, so results render as a table in the Store listing; same scraper, same price.
• 0.8 — 2026-11-06 — Renamed to Google Maps Business Leads for a clear, global Store listing; same scraper, same price.
• 0.7 — 2026-11-06 — Global Google Maps scraper with phone numbers and the no-website lead filter; optional Apify Proxy (datacenter by default, RESIDENTIAL on demand); a global run time budget so runs finish cleanly with partial results instead of silent cuts; filters for website, phone, rating and reviews (filtered-out businesses are not charged); opening-hours summary line; several search terms × locations in one run, plus direct Google Maps place URLs.

🌎 En español (resumen)

Extrae negocios de Google Maps en cualquier ciudad y país — nombre, teléfono, sitio web, dirección, calificación, reseñas, horario resumido y coordenadas — sin programar: escribes qué buscas y dónde. Cada fila marca si el negocio tiene sitio web, y con un interruptor obtienes solo los que no tienen: clientes ideales para agencias de diseño web y marketing.

Precio: $0.004 por negocio ($4.00 por cada 1,000), todo incluido; los negocios que tus filtros descartan no se cobran. Por defecto la corrida usa el proxy de centro de datos de Apify; el grupo RESIDENTIAL es opcional para corridas grandes o si Google muestra un captcha (cuesta ~$8 per GB de tráfico, por eso nunca es obligatorio).