ScrapeTheMap
Paid
Collect business data from Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Yandex Maps in a desktop app, enrich listings with verified emails and AI summaries, and export results for sales outreach or market analysis.
About
ScrapeTheMap sits in the Sales & Lead Generation space. It is a desktop app for Windows and macOS that pulls business listings from Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Yandex Maps.
You run it locally. Your data stays on your machine. You export to CSV, Excel, or JSON and move it into your CRM.
It scrapes names, phones, emails, websites, social links, ratings, and reviews. You can pull entire countries or focus on one neighborhood.
Open it if you need local B2B leads at scale and you do not mind desktop software. Skip it if you need a cloud tool or hands-off AI features.
Who ScrapeTheMap is best for
These are the people who actually get use from it.
- Marketers needing local business data at scale: You can scrape thousands of listings without writing code. You still clean the list before you send.
- Agencies doing outreach campaigns: You build targeted lists fast. You export straight to your email tool and start the first wave.
- Sales teams doing local B2B prospecting: You find service-area businesses near your targets. You skip the manual Google Maps clicking.
- Users frustrated with unstable competitors: You have tried browser-based scrapers that crash. This one handles bulk jobs better than LocalScraper.
- Small agencies wanting to avoid subscription tools: You pay once and use it forever. No monthly fee creeps up on you.
- Users comfortable managing API keys: You bring your own OpenAI or Gemini key for AI features. You control the cost and the model.
- Market researchers tracking competitor presence: You map where competitors show up and what their ratings look like in specific areas.
- Freelancers and consultants: You need lead lists for clients without buying enterprise software. You spin up a search and deliver the file.
Best things about ScrapeTheMap
These are what you notice after running a few jobs.
- No browser extension breaking every Chrome update: You get a native desktop app. It keeps working when your browser policy changes.
- Scrapes entire countries without crashing: You set one big job and walk away. Other tools tap out at a thousand records.
- One-time payment: You pay $89 to $349 once. You do not watch a subscription drain monthly.
- Bring your own AI: You plug in OpenAI or Gemini. You pay what you use. You are not locked into their model or pricing.
- Exports that talk to your stack: You drop CSV, Excel, or JSON straight into your CRM or Zapier. No reformatting.
How you use ScrapeTheMap
The flow is simple once you have it installed.
- Open the app and pick a map source: Google, Bing, or Yandex.
- Enter your location and keyword, or draw a geographic area.
- Set filters for business type, rating, or review count.
- Start the scrape and let it run.
- Export to your format and move the file to your CRM or email tool.
Why you should ignore it
Skip it if these limits hit your use case.
- Performance drops after ~100,000 records: You hit a ceiling on big jobs. The app slows or crashes. You split your work into chunks.
- AI costs extra and requires setup: You need your own OpenAI or Gemini API key. The "lifetime deal" hides ongoing spend.
- Desktop-only means no team sharing: You cannot collaborate in the cloud. You pass files around or buy multiple licenses.
- Thin social proof: You find only a handful of real reviews online. You buy mostly on the promise, not the track record.
- No refunds on the deal sites: You have 60 days to redeem and then you are committed. You try before you fully commit.
