Google Maps Scraper: B2B Lead Generation Guide

What Is a Google Maps Scraper?

A Google Maps scraper is a tool that automatically collects business data from Google Maps listings — the same information you would find by searching “dentist Dubai” and clicking through each result manually, but done in seconds instead of hours and for hundreds of results at once.

What Data Does LeadTrapper Scrape?

For every business listing, LeadTrapper returns: business name, primary phone number, full street address, star rating, total review count, business category, and website URL. Phone numbers are formatted for international dialling and checked for WhatsApp compatibility before they reach your results table.

This matters because most lead lists from purchased databases give you a name and phone number, and nothing else. A lead with a star rating and review count tells you immediately whether the business is active and established — before you make the first contact.

How to Run a Search

Open the Google Maps Scraper in LeadTrapper, enter the business type and city — for example “interior design company” in “Business Bay, Dubai” or “accountant” in “Canary Wharf, London” — set the result limit, and click Search. Results appear in the table within 4 seconds. Click Export CSV to download the full list with all 7 fields intact.

For broad city-wide searches, split them by area or neighbourhood and run 3–5 targeted searches rather than one massive query. This gives you cleaner, more relevant results in each batch.

Best Use Cases by Industry

Real estate — Agents in Dubai, London, and Toronto scrape property management companies, landlords, and commercial brokers by area. A search for “property management company Jumeirah” returns every listed agency with a direct phone number. The same search in “Canary Wharf London” or “Downtown Toronto” works identically.

Marketing agencies — Agencies in Berlin, Singapore, and New York build prospect lists by scraping SMEs in their target sector — restaurants, clinics, fitness studios — and pitching their services directly on WhatsApp. A 200-contact outreach campaign takes less than an hour from search to first message.

Recruitment — Recruiters in Mumbai, São Paulo, and Istanbul scrape employers by industry sector and contact HR departments directly. One search for “IT company” in a city returns dozens of potential hiring clients with phone numbers and websites.

B2B services — Accountants, cleaning companies, and IT support firms in Lagos, Manila, and Jakarta find local businesses in their service area and run WhatsApp outreach within hours of identifying a new neighbourhood or sector to target.

Wholesale and distribution — Suppliers in Cairo and Mexico City find retailers and distributors by product category. One search for “electronics retailer” in a city returns every listed shop with direct contact details.

Countries and Cities Covered

LeadTrapper’s Google Maps Scraper works in any country where Google Maps has business listings — 190+ countries in total. There is no geo-restriction. The same tool that scrapes Dubai scrapes São Paulo, Singapore, or Lagos without any configuration change.

Primary markets where users run the most searches: UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah), Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Jeddah), Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria), United Kingdom (London, Manchester, Birmingham), United States (New York, Los Angeles, Miami), India (Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore), Indonesia (Jakarta, Surabaya), Brazil (São Paulo, Rio), Nigeria (Lagos, Abuja), Turkey (Istanbul, Ankara), Canada (Toronto, Vancouver), Singapore, and Philippines (Manila, Cebu).

Google Maps Scraper Cost vs Competitors

Every competitor in this list charges monthly and requires a separate tool to send messages. LeadTrapper combines the scraper and the WhatsApp bulk sender in one $50/year purchase — no separate messaging subscription required.

Once you have your leads, see the full guide on WhatsApp outreach without getting blocked to structure your first campaign. If you’re comparing Outscraper specifically, see the Outscraper alternative breakdown for an honest per-record vs flat-fee cost analysis.