Google Maps Leads Scraper with Emails

Extract business leads from Google Maps — including phone numbers, addresses, websites, ratings, and email addresses — all in a single run.

Why this scraper?

Most Google Maps scrapers require a separate enrichment step (and extra cost) to get email addresses. This one visits each business website automatically and extracts emails for you. One run, one price, all the data.

What data you get

For each business found on Google Maps:

Field	Example
Business Name	SFR Plumbing & Heating Ltd
Category	Plumber
Phone	07833 476252
Email	info@sfrplumbing.co.uk
Website	https://www.sfrplumbing.co.uk
Address	8 Scott Hall Square, Leeds LS7 3AB
City	Leeds
Postal Code	LS7 3AB
Rating	4.9
Reviews Count	127
Opening Hours	Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm
Latitude / Longitude	53.821447, -1.5418631
Google Maps URL	Full link to listing
Place ID	Google's unique ID

How to use

1. Enter one or more search queries (e.g. "plumbers in Leeds", "restaurants in New York")
2. Set the maximum number of results per query
3. Toggle email extraction on/off
4. Run and download your data as CSV, JSON, or Excel

Input example

{
    "search_queries": ["plumbers in Leeds", "electricians in Manchester"],
    "max_results": 100,
    "extract_emails": true,
    "language": "en"
}

Input parameters

Parameter	Type	Description	Default
search_queries	array	Search queries to run on Google Maps	Required
max_results	integer	Max results per query (0 = unlimited)	100
extract_emails	boolean	Visit websites to find emails	true
language	string	Google Maps language	en
proxy_config	object	Proxy configuration	Apify Proxy

Email extraction

When enabled, the scraper:

1. Finds the business website from Google Maps
2. Scans the homepage for email addresses
3. If none found, checks /contact, /about pages
4. Filters out junk emails (noreply@, example.com, etc.)
5. Returns up to 5 valid emails per business

This adds a few seconds per result but gives you direct contact emails that other scrapers don't include.

Output formats

Export your data as:

• CSV — open in Excel or Google Sheets
• JSON — use in your app or API
• Excel — formatted spreadsheet
• XML — for integrations

Use cases

• Sales teams — build targeted lead lists with phone and email
• Marketing agencies — find local businesses to pitch
• Real estate — discover agents, property managers, contractors
• Recruiters — find companies in specific industries
• Market research — analyze competition in any area
• Local SEO — audit business listings

Tips for best results

• Be specific with queries: "Italian restaurants in central London" works better than "restaurants"
• Start with a small max_results (20-50) to test, then scale up
• Use Apify Proxy to avoid rate limiting on larger runs
• Disable email extraction if you only need basic business info (runs faster)

Cost

Uses pay-per-event pricing. You only pay for the results you get.