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Google Maps scraper: export local businesses to CSV

Search Google Maps for any kind of business in any town, press Start, and LeadBuzzPro saves every result: name, category, address, phone, website, rating and number of reviews. It works on Bing Maps and Apple Maps too.

How to export businesses from Google Maps

  1. Search Google Maps for what you sell to, e.g. “dentist in Leeds” or “roofing contractor Austin”, so the results list shows on the left.
  2. Click LeadBuzzPro. It switches to business mode by itself. Press Start.
  3. LeadBuzzPro scrolls the results list at a human pace until Google stops loading more (usually up to about 120 places per search).
  4. Export to CSV, Excel or Google Sheets. Each business gets its own columns for phone, website, rating and reviews.

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What you get for each business

ColumnExample
nameClearwater Dental Studio
categoryDentist
address210 Lake Ave
phone(555) 014-2290
websiteclearwaterdental.example
rating · reviews4.8 · 312
hours · sponsoredOpen · Closes 6 PM · whether it’s an ad

Find the businesses that need you

Bigger areas

Google shows a limited number of places per search. To cover a whole city, search neighbourhood by neighbourhood (“plumber Brooklyn”, “plumber Queens”). LeadBuzzPro removes duplicates across searches automatically.

FAQ

Is there a free Google Maps scraper?

Yes. LeadBuzzPro’s Free plan collects every business in your searches and exports 25 rows a month. Pro makes exports unlimited.

Does it get emails from Google Maps?

Google Maps doesn’t show emails. LeadBuzzPro saves the phone and website; with Pro you can verify any emails you add before sending.

Does it work on Bing Maps and Apple Maps?

Yes. Search Bing Maps or Apple Maps on the web and press Start the same way. Bing and Apple show fewer fields than Google in some regions.

How many businesses per search?

As many as the map’s list loads, usually up to about 120 on Google Maps. Split big areas into smaller searches.

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