Google Maps Email Scraper

Search Google Maps by keyword and location. For each business you get its place details plus the email addresses and phone numbers listed on its website, in one row.

Typical uses: B2B lead lists, local market research, sales prospecting by city and category.

What you get

One row per place:

Field	Description
title	Business name
place_id, cid	Google place identifiers
category	First category Google lists for the place, for example "Coffee shop"
categories	All categories Google lists for the place (the listing order does not mark a primary one)
address	Full address
phone	Phone number from the Maps listing
website	Business website (tracking parameters removed)
latitude / longitude	Coordinates
rating / review_count	Average rating and number of reviews
status	OPERATIONAL, CLOSED_TEMPORARILY, CLOSED_PERMANENTLY or UNKNOWN
open_hours	Opening hours by weekday, for example {"Monday": ["11:30-14:30", "18:00-23:00"], "Tuesday": []} (empty list = closed). null when the listing has none
emails_from_website	Email addresses found on the website, own-domain addresses first (empty list if none)
phones_from_website	Phone numbers found on the website, one entry per number, international format when the country is known (empty list if none)
maps_url	Link to the Maps listing
search_query	The query that returned the place
scraped_at	ISO timestamp

A place is returned once per run, even if several queries find it. Not every business publishes an email address, so emails_from_website can be empty. If several places share one website, they get the same emails.

In a test on 20 places from two searches (Steuerberater Zürich, dentist Amsterdam; 10 places each), 16 had at least one email address on their website. Results depend on the category and region.

Input

Parameter	Default	Description
searchStrings	two example queries	Search queries, include the location
maxResults	5	Places per query, 1 to 120
maxPagesPerWebsite	5	Pages read per website (homepage plus contact, imprint and about pages), 1 to 20
language	en	Language code for the results
requestDelay	500	Delay between result pages in ms
proxyConfiguration	default	Optional proxy settings

Numbers can be given as text ("30"), and queries as a single comma separated string. Empty input runs the two example queries with 5 places each.

Example input

{
  "searchStrings": ["Steuerberater Zürich", "dentist Amsterdam"],
  "maxResults": 50,
  "maxPagesPerWebsite": 3
}

Pricing

Pay per result: one charge for each delivered place and a small one-time start charge that is billed only once the first place is delivered (a run with no results costs nothing). Current prices are on the Pricing tab. A run stops before a place that would exceed your maximum total charge.

Use with AI assistants

Call it from Claude or another MCP client through the Apify MCP server:

"Use the google-maps-email-scraper to find 30 coffee shops in Amsterdam and list their email addresses"

Tips

• Put the city in the query: "restaurants Paris", not just "restaurants".
• Set maxPagesPerWebsite to 1 for faster runs when homepage emails are enough.
• Use specific categories ("Steuerberater", "dentist") rather than broad ones to get more businesses with a website.

Data protection

This actor returns only data that is publicly visible on the source pages. Results can include personal data, such as names, phone numbers, email addresses and addresses of private persons, sole traders or contact persons. Where the source labels an entry type, it is included so you can filter the results yourself.

You are responsible for using the data lawfully, including the GDPR/DSGVO, national data-protection laws and unfair-competition rules (e.g. UWG) for marketing and outreach.