Compare Maps Scrapers
How Maps Scraper Pro compares with other tools for collecting businesses from Maps, with prices and limits from each tool's own pages.
Tools compared
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A Free G Maps Extractor Alternative
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A Free Alternative to Apify's Maps Scraper
How Maps Scraper Pro compares with Apify's Maps scraper: price, limits, emails and setup.
A Free Scrap.io Alternative
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A Free Leads Sniper Alternative
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Maps Scraper Extension or Cloud Service: Which Fits Your Job?
An extension collects in your browser for free; a cloud service runs on its servers for a fee. Where each one wins.
The Best Free Maps Scrapers, Compared
Free Maps scrapers side by side, from each tool's own pages: the fields, the emails, the free limit and the setup.
How these comparisons are made
Each comparison puts Maps Scraper Pro, which we make, next to one other tool, using facts from that tool's own pages.
- Every price and limit comes from the other tool's own pages, with the date it was read.
- Each page says where the other tool is the better choice.
- Each page works out what 1,000 businesses would cost in the other tool, from its own published prices.
- When we've run the same search in both tools, the page shows what each returned.
Every page covers the same ground, so you can set them side by side: the price and the free allowance, where the tool runs, how it gets emails, the files you can download, and how to make the same list in Maps Scraper Pro.
Maps Scraper Pro is free, runs in your browser and collects one search or many, with each business's emails. Other tools suit other jobs, such as very large runs on a schedule or an API for your own code.
Prices change, so each page shows the date its facts were read. If you find one that's out of date, tell the founder.
Turn your next Maps search into a lead list.
Install it, type the businesses and the city you want, and download the list.
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