Google Maps Contact Details Scraper

Find businesses on Google Maps and get their email addresses, phone numbers and social media profiles — pulled directly from each business's own website.

This Actor is fully standalone: it scrapes Google Maps and business websites using its own code, with no dependency on any other Actor.

What you get

For every business, one row containing:

Field	Description
title	Business name
emails	Email addresses found on the website
phone	Phone number from Google Maps
phonesFromWebsite	Phone numbers found on the website
website, domain	Business website
address	Address as shown on Google Maps
linkedIns, facebooks, instagrams, twitters, youtubes, tiktoks	Social profiles found on the website
url	Link back to the Google Maps listing

Export as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML, or pull it through the API.

How to use it

1. Enter one or more search terms (e.g. dentist, plumber).
2. Enter a location (e.g. Chandigarh, India).
3. Set max places per search term. Start small (5-10) while testing.
4. Click Start.

Tick Only keep results that have an email for a clean outreach list.

How it works

1. Opens Google Maps in a real browser and searches your term + location.
2. Opens each business listing and reads its name, address, phone and website.
3. Visits each business website directly and scans a few pages for emails, phones and social links.
4. Merges everything into one row per business.

A note on run time

This Actor uses real browser automation for the Google Maps step, which is slower than a lightweight scraper but more reliable long-term since it's not dependent on any other service. Expect a few minutes for small runs and proportionally longer for larger ones, since it visits every business website individually.

Is this legal?

This Actor only collects information businesses publish publicly on their own websites and on Google Maps. How you use that data is your responsibility — email outreach rules differ by country (GDPR, CAN-SPAM, etc). Check what applies to you before running a campaign.

Found a bug?

Open an issue on the Issues tab.