Google Maps Scraper
Extracts Google Maps business names, phones, websites, ratings, reviews and emails into CSV or JSON.
CLI, web UI and REST API for local-business data and emails
Google Maps Scraper pulls business details from Google Maps search results into CSV or JSON. It suits anyone building local-business lead lists who can run a Docker command.
What it is
It extracts name, address, phone, website, rating, review count, coordinates, reviews and emails for each place, across 33+ data points. You can drive it from a command line, a local web UI, a REST API or an AI coding agent skill.
Who it's for
It suits sales and marketing people building lists of local businesses, and developers who want to automate it. It does not give you job titles or a maintained B2B contact database.
Key features
33+ data points
Business details, reviews, emails and coordinates for each place.
Email extraction
Collects emails from the business website where available.
Web UI and CLI
Run scrapes from a browser or the command line.
REST API
Start and read scrape jobs from your own app.
Agent skill
Install a skill so an AI coding agent runs the scrape from plain language.
Multi-user platform
An optional self-hosted SaaS edition serves several users.
Up and running in 3 steps
Our honest verdict
What's great
- MIT licence with no usage limits in the software itself.
- Runs from one Docker command or a downloaded binary on Windows, macOS or Linux.
- Exposes a REST API, so it slots into scripts and n8n style automations.
- Releases are frequent; the latest release and commit are both from November 2026.
Where it falls short
- It scrapes Google Maps pages, so large crawls get blocked without proxies you pay for.
- Concurrency raises CPU and RAM use and can raise failures.
- It returns business listings, not decision-maker contacts, so you need another step to find people.
Pricing & license
Free under the MIT licence. The only costs are your machine and any proxies you choose to buy.
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870 open remote AI-training roles, updated November 14, 2026; most pay $20–$170 an hour. Zekai lists them free; the application goes to the employer’s platform.
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FAQ
Does it find emails?
Yes, the README lists email extraction among its data points, taken from the business website where one exists.
Do I need proxies?
For small runs the README says you can continue without one; larger crawls work better with your own proxy.
Is it a hosted service?
No. It is software you run yourself; the README also describes a self-hosted SaaS edition.
