Google Maps Places Scraper pulls business listings from Google Maps in bulk and returns clean, structured JSON. Give it a search term and a location, and it returns one row per place with the business name, full address, latitude and longitude, rating and review count, category, phone number, website, opening hours, price level, and Google's own place IDs. No Google Cloud project, no API key, and it exports to CSV, Excel, or JSON.
It is built for bulk research and lead lists, not contact enrichment. It returns phone numbers and websites but does not collect email addresses, individual review text, or popular-times data. Pricing is pay per result: you are charged only for the unique places you receive, starting at $0.002 per place on the Free plan, about $2 per 1,000 places.
Example Tasks and Use Cases
Find roofing contractor leads in Tampa - local trade leads with phone numbers, ready for a call sheet.
Extract phone numbers from Google Maps by zip code - geography-first outreach lists, one postal area at a time.
Build a list of med spas in Miami - focused vertical lead lists by niche and city.
Extract local business leads by API - fire searches programmatically and get JSON leads for your CRM.
Generate local leads in Claude via MCP - ask an AI agent in plain language, no code.
Export Google Maps places to CSV - one search to a shareable spreadsheet.
Bulk export Google Maps businesses to CSV - the CSV workflow documented for Chinese-speaking users.
Build a Los Angeles restaurant list with phone numbers - cuisine-and-city restaurant lists.
Works with MCP
The scraper runs over the Apify MCP server, so you can wire it into Claude or any MCP client as a tool. Ask "roofing contractors in Tampa with phone numbers" and it returns structured rows, no scraping code. See the full project and pricing on the Google Maps Places Scraper page.
Keywords and Topics
Google Maps scraper, Google Maps places API, local business data, lead generation, business listings, GPS coordinates, place data extraction, bulk Google Maps export.
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