Google Maps scraper for business research.

What can you collect?

Choose the information that matters to your task. A field set to Available keeps the business when that detail is missing. Required excludes businesses without it; this can reduce the output, sometimes to zero.

Emails are found on available business websites rather than guaranteed by a Maps listing. Found addresses are unverified. LeadMaps does not invent missing information or promise that every business has contact details.

From a Maps search to a working list.

1. Choose businesses and a location.

   Open New collection. Choose your categories and country, then search across the country, a province/state or a city/municipality. Searchable options help find a location; you can specify a place when it is not listed. Coverage varies with source availability.

2. Set the details and maximum.

   Choose optional and required details, set Maximum leads and review the maximum credit charge. One accepted business uses one collection credit. Duplicates and retries within a job are not extra delivered records. Unused reservations return to your balance.

3. Review the results as they arrive.

   Collection runs on the server, so you can close the browser and return later. Check source links, inspect missing fields and organize the records into lists. Notes and statuses keep your next action beside the business. A collection limit is a maximum, not a promised number of results or completion time.

4. Export the scope you need.

   Choose all saved results, a filtered view, a list or checked records. Download Excel, CSV or structured JSON using the standard templates. Re-exporting saved records uses no collection credits.

Follow the export guide ↗ · Download a real example workbook

See what an actual list contains.

These three records come from our 10-business restaurant example in Tuguegarao City, Philippines, collected on October 12, 2026. Some businesses have no published phone or website in the saved result. Those gaps stay visible.

Download all 10 example records in Excel · CSV · JSON

This is a dated example, not live data or a promise of complete contact information. Check the source before using a record. Downloading this example does not spend collection credits.

Built for the work after collection.

Use a Maps scraper to begin your research, then keep the list useful:

• Freelancers: research businesses that may fit your services and record what you learn before contacting them.
• Researchers: keep search scope, source context and missing information clear for your analysis.
• Agencies: review prospects and keep notes and statuses with the right records.
• Virtual assistants: follow a client brief and hand off the intended records in the requested format.
• Calling teams: build a phone-focused list, check the source details and keep call notes beside each business.

Collection does not establish that a business needs your service or will become a client. Review the records yourself before drawing conclusions.

Try a small search first.

Pick a category and one city, use available contact fields, and inspect the results before collecting a larger list. Your workspace shows the credit limit and results so you can decide what to do next.