G Maps Extractor

• –Free tier is credit-limited, so real campaigns need a paid plan
• –Some derived fields such as emails depend on what is publicly discoverable and can be incomplete
• –Extension users are asked to keep the tool updated, which adds a maintenance step

Free tier runs out way too quickly on big cities.

AI-synthesized perspectives grounded in live site inspection, pricing structure, and category benchmarks — presented as editorial viewpoints rather than individual customer testimonials.

The extractor pulls a wide range of fields per listing, including the business name, phone number, website and domain, full address with latitude and longitude, categories, price level, rating, review count, reviews, photos, opening hours, Place ID/CID, plus emails and social media profiles that are publicly discoverable on the web. Results can be previewed before signing in, and once authenticated you can export full datasets and run many keywords at once.

The product advertises 1,000 free credits each month with no credit card required, and heavier usage moves to paid plans or account-based pricing. It states that it only collects publicly available business information, markets itself as GDPR compliant, and uses rotating proxies and an anti-blocking layer to keep high-volume jobs stable. A built-in bulk keyword generator and MCP connections to Claude, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code make it usable both for spreadsheet workflows and AI agent pipelines.