Google Maps Lead Finder | Local Business Leads & Verified Contacts

📍 What is Google Maps Lead Finder?

Google Maps Lead Finder is a Google Maps scraper and local business lead generation tool. It scrapes Google Maps search results to extract local business leads — including company profiles, verified emails, phone numbers, decision-maker contacts, and social media profiles — so you can build outreach-ready prospect lists for cold email campaigns and sales outreach.

Unlike the official Google Places API, which caps results and charges per request, this Google Maps lead scraper bypasses the 120-result display limit and gives you full control over data enrichment. Whether you need Google Maps leads for B2B sales, local business data for market research, or verified contact lists for email outreach, Google Maps Lead Finder handles it in one run.

Who is this for?

• Sales teams & SDRs: Scrape Google Maps for local business leads, extract verified emails and decision-maker LinkedIn profiles, and feed your CRM with outreach-ready contacts.
• Cold email marketers: Build targeted prospect lists with business emails verified for deliverability — reduce bounce rates and improve campaign performance.
• Market researchers: Analyze local business density, ratings, and reviews across any region to spot market gaps and competitive opportunities.
• Growth hackers & agencies: Enrich client CRM data with missing phone numbers, websites, social profiles, and business attributes at scale.

What data does this Google Maps Scraper extract?

⬇️ Input

🚩 Search Target

Choose how to search for businesses. You can use categories, keywords, Google Maps URLs, or Place IDs.

Example input (Search Target):

{
  "query": true,
  "categories": [],
  "exact_match": false,
  "keywords": ["restaurant"],
  "google_map_urls": [],
  "place_ids": []
}

📍 Location

The geographic area to search in. Use "city + country" or "state + country" for best results.

Example: New York, USA

🔣 Number of places to extract

Maximum number of results to return per search term.

Example: 200

🌐 Language

Language for the output data. Select from supported languages (e.g., en, zh, es, de, fr, ja, etc.).

Sales Lead Enrichment

Choose an enrichment pack based on your goal:

Review Collection Settings

When Market Intelligence pack is selected, you can enable review collection:

Quick Filters

Filter businesses by website availability:

Active Filters

Fine-tune your results with advanced filters:

Complete input example:

{
  "query": true,
  "keywords": ["restaurant"],
  "google_map_urls": [],
  "place_ids": [],
  "base_location": "New York, USA",
  "max_results": 200,
  "lang": "en",
  "lead_gen_packs": "lead_enrichment",
  "quick_filters": [],
  "active_filters": {
    "max_leads_per_place": 3,
    "leads_seniority": "",
    "min_rating": ""
  }
}

⬆️ Output

After each successful run, result data is generated in the Output panel. It is shown as a table by default, with category tabs for grouped browsing. You can also switch to JSON view with one click.
For export, you can download CSV, JSON, JSONL, XLS, XLSX, HTML, XML, or RSS. Before exporting, you can select or deselect specific fields, or download the complete view with all related data.

🧩 Complete JSON record

When you scrape a business, for example a restaurant in New York, USA, a complete record is returned. It contains basic business information and the enrichment data from the pack you selected.

[
  {
    // ===== Basic business info (always returned) =====
    "source_keyword": "restaurant",
    "source_location": "New York, USA",
    "search_query": "restaurant New York, USA",
    "scraped_at": "2026-07-21 01:34:45",
    "search_rank": 1,
    "title": "Example Tavern",
    "data_id": "0x89c25de7c769a68f:0x9274d5e2d678949b",
    "place_id": "ChIJj6Zpx-ddwokRm5R41uLVdJI",
    "address": "87-48 78th St, Woodhaven, NY 11421",
    "street": "87-48 78th St",
    "city": "Woodhaven",
    "postal_code": "11421",
    "state": "New York",
    "country": "US",
    "primary_category": "Bar & grill",
    "all_categories": ["Bar & grill", "Hamburger restaurant"],
    "location": {"lat": 40.6898112, "lng": -73.8635147},
    "website": "http://example-tavern.com/",
    "phone": "(718) 296-0600",
    "plus_code": "M4QP+WH Woodhaven, Queens, NY",
    "review_rating": 4.7,
    "review_count": 1092,
    "rating_distribution": {
      "rating_1": 17, "rating_2": 10, "rating_3": 40, "rating_4": 167, "rating_5": 858
    },
    "status": "Open · Closes 11 PM",
    "error_code": "",
    "description": "This unpretentious watering hole open since 1829 has been featured in several films.",
    "thumbnail": "https://example.com/thumbnail.jpg",
    "timezone": "America/New_York",
    "price_range": {"text": "$10–50", "min": 10, "max": 50, "currency": "$"},
    "opening_hours": [
      {"day": "Monday", "hours": "2-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Tuesday", "hours": "2-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Wednesday", "hours": "2-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Thursday", "hours": "2-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Friday", "hours": "12-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Saturday", "hours": "12-11 PM"},
      {"day": "Sunday", "hours": "12-11 PM"}
    ],
    "open_now": true,
    "owner_id": "110364837597452313551",
    "owner_name": "Example Tavern (Owner)",
    "owner_link": "https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/110364837597452313551",
    "url": "https://www.google.com/maps/place/Example+Tavern",

    // ===== social_media / all_emails: Lead Enrichment, Cold Email Outreach =====
    // Emails extracted from the business website; Facebook & Instagram return detailed profiles.
    "all_emails": ["info@example-tavern.com"],
    "social_media": {
      "facebook": {
        "url": ["https://www.facebook.com/example-tavern"],
        "facebook_verified": "True",
        "facebook_username": "Example Tavern",
        "facebook_followers_count": 9700,
        "facebook_following_count": 78,
        "facebook_description": "One of the oldest bars in NYC",
        "facebook_account_verified": false,
        "facebook_category": "Bar"
      },
      "instagram": {
        "url": ["https://www.instagram.com/example-tavern"],
        "instagram_verified": "True",
        "instagram_followers_count": 16301,
        "instagram_posts_count": 3654,
        "instagram_is_business_account": "False",
        "instagram_username": "example-tavern",
        "instagram_bio": "Est. 1829 - NYC's Oldest Bar",
        "instagram_following_count": 1107,
        "instagram_account_verified": false
      },
      "twitter": {"url": []},
      "youtube": {"url": []},
      "tiktok": {"url": []},
      "linkedin": {"url": []}
    },

    // ===== leads_enrichment: All three packs =====
    // Decision-maker contacts with name, title, seniority, and LinkedIn.
    "leads_enrichment": [
      {
        "full_name": "John Smith",
        "title": "Owner",
        "seniority": "owner",
        "seniority_tier": "owner",
        "linkedin_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsmith"
      }
    ],

    // ===== email_status: Lead Enrichment, Cold Email Outreach =====
    // Verified email status; is_business_email identifies company-domain emails.
    // Status values: valid | invalid | disposable | catch_all | unknown | verification_failed
    "email_status": {
      "email_1": {"status": "valid", "is_business_email": true}
    },

    // ===== popular_times: All three packs =====
    // Hourly busy-level data per day of week.
    "popular_times": [
      {
        "day": "Sunday", "day_num": 7,
        "hours": [
          {"hour": 12, "busy_level": 32, "description": "Usually not too busy"},
          {"hour": 15, "busy_level": 66, "description": "Usually a little busy"},
          {"hour": 20, "busy_level": 47, "description": "Usually not too busy"}
        ]
      },
      {
        "day": "Saturday", "day_num": 6,
        "hours": [
          {"hour": 12, "busy_level": 43, "description": "Usually not too busy"},
          {"hour": 18, "busy_level": 83, "description": "Usually as busy as it gets"},
          {"hour": 21, "busy_level": 84, "description": "Usually as busy as it gets"}
        ]
      }
    ],
    "popular_times_live_percent": null,
    "popular_times_live_text": "",
    "popular_times_peak_day": "Friday",
    "popular_times_peak_hour": 19,
    "popular_times_peak_value": 100,

    // ===== images / attributes / people_also_search: always returned =====
    "images_count": 5,
    "images": [
      {"title": "All", "image_url": "https://example.com/image1.jpg"},
      {"title": "Latest", "image_url": "https://example.com/image2.jpg"},
      {"title": "Menu", "image_url": "https://example.com/image3.jpg"}
    ],
    "menu": {},
    "booking_url": "https://www.google.com/maps/reserve/v/dine/c/example",
    "attributes": {
      "links": [
        {"booking_url": "https://www.google.com/maps/reserve/v/dine/c/example"},
        {"booking_text": "Reserve a table"}
      ],
      "service_options": [
        {"outdoor_seating": true}, {"no_contact_delivery": true},
        {"delivery": true}, {"takeout": true}, {"dine_in": true}
      ],
      "highlights": [
        {"bar_games": true}, {"fast_service": true}, {"great_beer_selection": true},
        {"great_cocktails": true}, {"karaoke": true}, {"live_music": true},
        {"live_performances": true}, {"serves_local_specialty": true},
        {"sports": true}, {"trivia_night": true}
      ],
      "popular_for": [{"lunch": true}, {"dinner": true}, {"solo_dining": true}],
      "accessibility": [{"wheelchair_accessible_restroom": true}, {"wheelchair_accessible_seating": true}],
      "offerings": [
        {"alcohol": true}, {"beer": true}, {"cocktails": true}, {"coffee": true},
        {"comfort_food": true}, {"food": true}, {"food_at_bar": true},
        {"happy_hour_drinks": true}, {"happy_hour_food": true}, {"hard_liquor": true},
        {"late_night_food": true}, {"quick_bite": true}, {"small_plates": true}, {"wine": true}
      ],
      "dining_options": [
        {"brunch": true}, {"lunch": true}, {"dinner": true}, {"catering": true},
        {"dessert": true}, {"seating": true}, {"table_service": true}
      ],
      "amenities": [{"bar_onsite": true}, {"gender_neutral_restroom": true}, {"restroom": true}],
      "atmosphere": [{"casual": true}, {"cozy": true}, {"historic": true}, {"trendy": true}],
      "crowd": [{"family_friendly": true}, {"groups": true}, {"lgbtq_friendly": true}, {"tourists": true}, {"transgender_safespace": true}],
      "planning": [{"accepts_reservations": true}],
      "payments": [{"credit_cards": true}, {"debit_cards": true}, {"nfc_mobile_payments": true}],
      "children": [{"high_chairs": true}, {"kids_menu": true}],
      "parking": [{"free_street_parking": true}, {"paid_street_parking": true}],
      "pets": [{"dogs_allowed_outside": true}]
    },
    "people_also_search": [
      {"title": "Nearby Bar 1", "review_count": 184, "total_score": 4.5},
      {"title": "Nearby Grill", "review_count": 497, "total_score": 3.9},
      {"title": "Local Pub", "review_count": 4, "total_score": 5}
    ]
  }
]

Field source summary:

The following table shows which differentiated fields each enrichment pack outputs. Fields not listed here (basic business info, reviews, images, attributes, etc.) are always returned regardless of the selected pack.

Note: Both Lead Enrichment and Cold Email Outreach collect contact emails and social media profiles; email_status is automatically populated with deliverability verification for both packs. Market Intelligence focuses on review analysis and traffic data, so it skips contact emails and social media, but still returns decision-maker contacts (leads_enrichment) and hourly foot-traffic data (popular_times).

Email verification status values:

❓ FAQ

How does this Google Maps Scraper work?

Google Maps Lead Finder works like automating a manual Google Maps search. It enters your keyword in the specified location, scrolls through all search results, and extracts visible data from each business page — name, address, phone, website, rating, reviews, hours, categories, coordinates, images, social links, and emails. The collected local business leads are structured into downloadable results you can export as CSV, JSON, or other formats.

How to scrape Google Maps for local business leads?

Enter your target business type (e.g., "restaurant", "dentist", "marketing agency") as keywords, set a location like "New York, USA", choose a lead enrichment pack, and run. The Google Maps lead scraper will automatically find matching businesses, extract their public data, enrich contacts with verified emails and LinkedIn profiles, and return structured results ready for outreach.

Can I use Google Maps Lead Finder to build cold email lists?

Yes. Select the Cold Email Outreach pack to automatically discover business emails from websites, verify each email's deliverability status, and filter out invalid or disposable addresses. The output includes verified email addresses, business names, and contact details — everything you need to launch a cold email campaign.

What are the drawbacks of the Google Maps API?

The official Google Places API is suitable for application features that require supported Google APIs. For bulk market research, local lead generation, and review analysis, it may be limited because pricing, quotas, and result pagination are tied to API product limits. A Google Maps scraper can collect public data more flexibly and at scale, but you should still review Google's Terms of Use for your use case.

How can I improve scrape speed?

Use a precise location, reduce the number of results, and only select the enrichment pack you actually need. Enabling more enrichment features returns more complete local business data but increases processing time.

Can I integrate Google Maps Lead Finder with other applications?

Yes. Export CSV, JSON, JSONL, XLS, XLSX, HTML, XML, or RSS from CoreClaw, then import into spreadsheets, databases, CRMs, BI tools, or automation workflows. You can also use the CoreClaw REST API, MCP server, n8n node, or your own automation layer to start runs, check status, and retrieve results.

Can I use Google Maps Lead Finder as an API?

Yes. You can use the CoreClaw REST API to run Google Maps Lead Finder programmatically. The base URL is https://openapi.coreclaw.com, and every endpoint path starts with /api/v2. Authenticate with Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY.

A typical API workflow is:

1. Get the Worker's input schema from GET /api/v2/workers/{workerId}/input-schema (or full details from GET /api/v2/workers/{workerId}). {workerId} is the scraper slug, or an owner/name path encoded as owner~name. version defaults to latest if omitted.
2. Start a run with POST /api/v2/workers/{workerId}/runs, passing is_async and placing scraper inputs under input.parameters.custom. You may also set callback_url to receive a status callback instead of polling.
3. Save the returned data.run_slug.
4. Use GET /api/v2/worker-runs/{runId} to check run status (use the run_slug as {runId}).
5. Use GET /api/v2/worker-runs/{runId}/result to fetch results, or GET /api/v2/worker-runs/{runId}/result/export to export a file.

Is scraping Google Maps data legal?

Many web scraping scenarios involve publicly available data, but legality depends on the data, jurisdiction, purpose, and how you handle personal information. Respect personal data and intellectual property rules, scrape only when you have a legitimate reason, and review Google's Terms of Use for your use case.

Feedback

We continuously improve this scraper's performance and coverage. If you find a bug or notice missing fields, provide the input settings, enabled enrichment options, approximate runtime, and a small output sample. You can contact support through the website live chat or by email at support@coreclaw.com, so we can reproduce the behavior and maintain the scraper.

MCP Server

You can use this scraper through the CoreClaw MCP server in any MCP-compatible client, such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or other AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol.

The MCP server allows you to discover Workers, view input schemas, start runs, monitor status, list result rows, export result files, and view logs — all from within your AI assistant.

For setup instructions and configuration details, refer to the CoreClaw MCP documentation.

A typical MCP workflow:

1. Use the list_workers tool to find this scraper.
2. Use get_worker_schema to load the input schema.
3. Use start_worker_run with your JSON input to begin a run.
4. Use get_worker_run_status to monitor progress.
5. Use list_worker_results or export_worker_results to retrieve or export the data.