Google Maps Leads
Live · scraping ~12,400 places / hour right now

Turn Google Maps into
your lead source.

Extract data from thousands of Google Maps locations and businesses — reviews, reviewer details, images, contact info, opening hours, prices and more. Pick a query, pick a city, get a clean dataset back in minutes.

Cancel any time≈30 seconds per 1,000 resultsCSV · JSON · webhook · MCP · x402
● live scrape1,248 places · 38s
$ curl /api/scrape
query="dentists"
location="Austin, TX"
contacts=true
How it works

From query to dataset in three steps.

1

Describe your search

Pick a query ("yoga studios", "orthodontists", "vegan restaurants") and a location. Optionally enable contact enrichment to pull emails and social links from each business's website.

2

We run the scrape

Job lands in a queue. We hit Google Maps via our distributed scrape network — no bans, no captcha walls. Progress is live; you can close the tab and we'll email you when it's done.

3

Export anywhere

Download as CSV or JSON, fire a webhook into your warehouse, or hit the REST/x402 API. The dataset is yours — no DRM, no usage cap on what you've already paid for.

What you get back

Twelve fields per place. Clean. Normalized. Queryable.

Every row is the same shape no matter what you searched for or where. Phone numbers are normalized to E.164. Addresses are split into street, city, state, postal, country. Emails are deduped per site. Opening hours come back as a JSON array, not a free-text string a regex won't survive.

12
Fields per place
50k
Places per job
≈30s
Per 1,000 results
99.4%
Schema fidelity
Business name & address
Phone numbers
Website URLs
Emails (from site)
Ratings & review count
Review text + reviewer details
Opening hours by day
Price tier ($, $$, $$$)
Place images
Categories & tags
Webhooks on job complete
Native MCP server
REST + x402 API
Use cases

From "I need leads by Friday" to "this is our weekly data feed."

One scraper, six workflows, one queryable dataset. Most teams start with outbound and end up running four of these at once.

Outbound sales lists

Build qualified prospect lists in minutes. Pull business names, websites, emails, and direct phones for every plumber in Phoenix, every law firm in Boston, every yoga studio within a 5-mile radius.

≈2,500 SDR-ready rows / hour

Competitor tracking

Track where competitors operate, how they're rated, how many reviews they've collected this month, and where they're growing fastest. Schedule weekly re-scrapes so the dataset stays fresh.

delta-scrapes by week or city

Market analysis

Analyze market saturation by ZIP code. Find service gaps where the category exists but the rating bar is low. Benchmark local operators by review count, average rating, and pricing tier.

saturation maps in one query

Partnerships

Discover top-rated or highest-volume locations for outreach. Filter by 4.5+ stars and 500+ reviews to find candidates for a co-marketing program, affiliate roster, or distribution deal.

rank by rating × review count

Local SEO ops

Audit your local presence (and your clients') across every city you operate in. Watch for missing GBP fields, broken websites, off-brand categories, and competitor encroachment on your keywords.

schedule, diff, alert

Research workflows

Replace manual Google Maps searches with repeatable jobs. Save a query, queue weekly scrapes, pipe results into your warehouse via webhook. The dataset stays current; the work stops.

webhook → Snowflake / BigQuery
For developers & AI agents

REST, MCP, webhook, or pay-per-call x402.

Subscribers get a REST API with bearer-token auth and a native MCP server that drops into Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, or the AI SDK — your assistant can scrape, poll, and export without writing any glue. One-off scripts can hit our x402 endpoint and pay per request in USDC. Same data, same schema.

MCPCursor · Claude · ChatGPT · AI SDK
RESTBearer token, webhooks, CSV/JSON
x402USDC on Base, no account
DashboardPoint-and-click UI
// One request. Streaming results.
const res = await fetch("https://google-maps.0p.studio/api/scrape", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Authorization": "Bearer ${API_KEY}",
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    query: "dentists",
    location: "Austin, TX",
    max_places: 1000,
    contact_details: true,
  }),
});

const { job_id } = await res.json();
// → poll /api/jobs/${job_id} or wait on the webhook
Pricing

Pay for places. Not seats, not setup, not surprises.

Every plan includes the same scraper, the same schema, the same exports. The only difference is your monthly place budget and a couple of API conveniences.

Starter

Pull a couple thousand leads, see if Google Maps is your channel.

$29/mo
2,500 places / month
  • 2,500 places / month
  • Business name, address, phone, website
  • Ratings, reviews count, hours, categories
  • CSV export
  • 1 concurrent scrape
  • Email support
Most popular

Growth

Outbound sales playbooks need fresh data every week.

$99/mo
12,000 places / month
  • 12,000 places / month
  • Everything in Starter
  • Contact enrichment: emails, social links
  • JSON export + webhooks
  • 3 concurrent scrapes
  • Saved searches

Scale

Lead-gen agencies and dataset operators.

$299/mo
50,000 places / month
  • 50,000 places / month
  • Everything in Growth
  • REST + x402 API access
  • Bulk job submission
  • 10 concurrent scrapes
  • Priority support + SLA

Unused places don't roll over. Cancel any time, keep your scraped data forever. Also available: x402 pay-per-call for AI agents.

FAQ

The questions we get on the first call.

We scrape Google Maps's public web surface — the same one a human visits with a browser. Most jurisdictions and case law (hiQ v. LinkedIn, Meta v. Bright Data) treat scraping publicly accessible data as lawful. We don't bypass authentication, don't pull private profiles, don't republish anything proprietary. You are responsible for how you use the data (CAN-SPAM, GDPR, CCPA all still apply to your outreach).

Pick a plan, run your first scrape in 90 seconds.

Pay for places, not seats. Cancel any time — keep every row you've already pulled.