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Search where your prospects are
Use industry, service, city, neighborhood, or “near me” searches directly in Google Maps.
Free Google Maps lead extractor
Google Maps Scraper for faster local lead research
GLeads is a free browser extension that turns Google Maps search results into a structured business list. Collect public listing details, remove duplicate places, and export the fields you need to CSV or Excel.
✓No subscription, no credit card, and no Google Maps API key.
Free
All current features
20+
Selectable export fields
CSV & XLSX
Two export formats
No API key
Runs with Google Maps
Google Maps Scraper
What is a Google Maps scraper?
A Google Maps scraper organizes business information shown in map search results. Instead of copying every name, address, phone number, rating, and website by hand, GLeads reads the results loaded in your browser and prepares a structured export. It is designed for focused prospecting and market research—not for collecting private information.
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Keep one record per place
GLeads uses Google Place IDs to reduce duplicate businesses while results continue loading.
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Export only useful columns
Choose the business fields your workflow needs, then download CSV or XLSX.
GLeads features
A practical Google Maps data extraction workflow
GLeads stays inside your browser and gives you control over collection, pacing, fields, and export.
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Automatic result scrolling
Move through the current Google Maps result list at a configurable random interval. Pause, resume, or reset whenever needed.
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Field-level export control
Select business identity, contact, location, reputation, and map identifier fields instead of exporting columns you do not need.
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CSV and Excel downloads
Download the current data set as CSV or XLSX, or enable a one-time automatic export after the list reaches the end.
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Place ID deduplication
Repeated listings are identified by Place ID to reduce avoidable duplicates in the exported spreadsheet.
Step by step
How to scrape Google Maps results with GLeads
Turn a focused map query into a reviewable spreadsheet in four steps.
- STEP 01
Search by business type and location
Use a focused query such as “dentists in Austin” or “coffee roasters near Manchester.” Specific searches usually create more useful lists.
- STEP 02
Open the GLeads panel
Launch GLeads from the browser toolbar. Set the scrolling interval, export format, and fields you want included.
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Collect and review results
Start collection, watch businesses appear in the panel, and pause when you want to inspect the current list.
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Export to CSV or XLSX
Download the deduplicated records for filtering, territory planning, market analysis, or your own CRM workflow.
Export fields
Google Maps business data you can export
Availability depends on what each business publicly provides in its Google Maps listing. Missing source values remain empty; GLeads does not invent them.
Business profile
- ✓Business name
- ✓Categories
- ✓Claim status
- ✓Featured image
Contact and location
- ✓Primary and other phones
- ✓Website and domain
- ✓Full address and street
- ✓City
- ✓Opening hours
Reputation
- ✓Average rating
- ✓Review count
- ✓Review URL
Map identifiers
- ✓Google Maps URL
- ✓Latitude and longitude
- ✓Place ID and CID
- ✓Plus Code
- ✓KGMID and Knowledge Graph URL
Use cases
Who uses a Google Maps lead extractor?
Public business data is a starting point for research and qualification—not a substitute for responsible outreach.
B2B sales prospecting
Build focused lists of local companies by service, category, and geography before researching the best-fit accounts.
Local market research
Compare business density, category mix, ratings, and online presence across neighborhoods or cities.
Agency territory planning
Map potential clients within a service area and prepare structured records for review before outreach.
Supplier and partner discovery
Identify distributors, retailers, venues, contractors, and other local partners in a target market.
Clear expectations produce better data
Google Maps results vary by query, map area, language, zoom level, and the details supplied by each business. For better coverage, run several focused keyword-and-location searches, review the exported file, and verify important details before acting on them.
- ✓Search one market segment at a time
- ✓Move or zoom the map for another result set
- ✓Keep GLeads updated as Google Maps changes
- ✓Use exported data lawfully and respect opt-outs
Pricing
A free Google Maps scraper
GLeads is currently free. There is no paid plan or subscription.
GLeads Free
Use the current collection, field selection, Place ID deduplication, and export features without payment.
- ✓Google Maps result collection
- ✓20+ selectable export fields
- ✓CSV and XLSX downloads
- ✓Pause, resume, and reset controls
- ✓No Google Maps API key required
FAQ
Google Maps scraper FAQ
Is GLeads really free?
Yes. All features in the current GLeads release are free. There is no subscription and no credit card is required.
Do I need a Google Maps API key?
No. GLeads works with the Google Maps results page open in your browser and does not require an API key.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome users can follow the download and installation guide on this site. Microsoft Edge users can install GLeads from the Edge Add-ons store.
What business information can GLeads collect?
Depending on the listing, GLeads can export names, categories, addresses, phone numbers, websites, ratings, review counts, opening hours, coordinates, map URLs, Place IDs, CIDs, and related identifiers.
Why are some spreadsheet cells empty?
A business may not publish every field on Google Maps. GLeads exports available information and leaves unavailable values empty rather than guessing.
How can I get more relevant results?
Combine a business type with a city, district, or neighborhood. Run separate searches for nearby categories and map areas, then review and combine the exports.
Can I use exported data for outreach?
You are responsible for applicable laws, platform rules, and marketing requirements. Verify public business information and honor opt-out requests.
Turn your next Google Maps search into a usable business list
Install GLeads, choose a focused market, and export the public business data you need without copying listings one by one.