Comparisons
Compare Google Maps lead tools, honestly
The twelve tools buyers shortlist for Google Maps lead generation, compared on pricing unit, coverage, contact workflow and developer surface — each observed and dated, and each stating where Gmap Data is the more expensive choice.
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Gmap Data vs the market
Gmap Data vs Outscraper
Pay-as-you-go Google Maps scraping services with separate metered add-ons for contacts and verification.
Gmap Data vs Apify
A cloud automation platform whose Google Maps actor is a browser-automation scraper priced per scraped place, with paid add-ons.
Gmap Data vs Scrap.io
A flat-monthly Google Maps lead tool priced by monthly export credits, with file enrichment and API/MCP access included.
Gmap Data vs D7 Lead Finder
A subscription buy-leads tool priced by daily searches, with social, ads and website signals layered onto each business.
Gmap Data vs Octoparse
A general-purpose no-code web-scraping platform; Google Maps extraction means building and maintaining a template.
Gmap Data vs DataForSEO
An API-only data provider selling raw Google Maps and SERP data by the item; you build the product around it.
Gmap Data vs HasData
A developer-friendly scraping API with Google Maps search, place and reviews endpoints plus no-code scrapers.
Gmap Data vs ScrapingBee
A general web-scraping API (proxies, JS rendering) with no Google Maps data model; you scrape Maps pages and maintain the parsers.
Gmap Data vs Bright Data
An enterprise web-data platform: Google Maps scraper APIs and pre-collected datasets priced per record, at very large scale.
Gmap Data vs QuickLeadFinder
A simple, low-cost Google Maps lead tool priced by monthly searches, with email discovery on paid plans.
Established comparisons
The models that started this series
How to read these pages
Seven criteria before any price
- The pricing unit: record, place, search credit, export credit or saved business. Headline prices are meaningless until the unit is named.
- What consumes a unit: duplicates, failed lookups and repeated exports all change the effective price.
- Deduplication: what happens when two searches overlap - do you pay twice for the same business?
- Contact data: is email discovery included, and does each address carry source, quality and verification evidence?
- Coverage: city radius, administrative tiers, whole-country campaigns - and which plan unlocks them.
- Commitment: monthly, yearly, pay-as-you-go, minimum deposits and whether unused units carry over.
- Developer surface: API, MCP or extension - decisive for some teams, irrelevant for others.
- The workflow after the export: dedup, suppression, refresh and review are work whether a tool does them or you do.
No rankings, no affiliate links and no invented reviews are used anywhere in this series. Every competitor figure on these pages was observed from public vendor pages on 8–10 October 2026 and is labelled with its date. Nothing is independently audited; prices and plans change, so re-check the vendor before buying. This hub, together with the criteria-first guide and the pricing explainer, is the whole comparison series.
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