A data scraping service, including Google Maps business data, commonly used for building local-business prospect lists.
Visit the Outscraper website →Pulling structured business data off Google Maps and similar sources without building a scraper yourself.
Google Maps and local-directory data extraction without custom code
A faster starting point than building scraping infrastructure from scratch
Outscraper is commonly used for Google Maps and local-directory scraping — the same category of work we usually handle with our own scraper.
For our own Google Maps-based prospecting, we've built and maintained a custom scraper rather than relying on a vendor product — it gives us control over the qualification logic layered on top of the raw scrape, not just the data pull itself.
Pricing changes frequently — check Outscraper's website for current plans.
For markets that live on Google Maps rather than in LinkedIn or Apollo — local and commercial service businesses especially — a scraper is often the only realistic way to build the account universe. We've built our own rather than relying on a vendor tool, mainly because the qualification logic (is this actually a commercial account worth pursuing, not just a listing) needs to be custom to the market.
A vendor scraper like Outscraper is a reasonable starting point if you don't want to build and maintain that infrastructure yourself — just know the raw data pull is only the first step, not the whole job.