Google Maps Lead Scraper

The extractor interface is directly usable from the page: keyword box is filled, tabs are present, and Search is live for leads, reviews, and photos. It sits below P2 because no output is shown, but above others on clear task-specific interactivity. Total 4/5.

• The extractor interface is directly usable from the page: keyword box is filled, tabs are present, and Search is live for leads, reviews, and photos. It sits below P2 because no ou... Product page

Top user experience this week

Placed first at 5/5 because the first screen is already the extractor itself: a readable keyword box with tabs for Leads/Reviews/Photos and a specific action label, “Search,” which comparable scraper pages often hide behind signup or demos.

• Placed first at 5/5 because the first screen is already the extractor itself: a readable keyword box with tabs for Leads/Reviews/Photos and a specific action label, “Search,” which... Product page

Above P16 because the scraper’s claim is concrete and the reachable extractor UI matches it, with export fields and workflow limits shown. It sits lower than P2 because scraping and public-email claims carry more trust risk.

• Largest claim is extracting Google Maps leads, public emails, socials, and exports; landing page details fields, workflows, and export formats. Product page
• Reachable extractor page provides a keyword input and search interface consistent with the advertised product. Product page

Total 1.5/5. Its clearest visible difference is offering three delivery modes for the same Google Maps extraction job: online, Chrome, or agent/API, with public emails and socials export. It falls below DidYouSEO because competitors already cover much of this workflow.

• Product page offers Google Maps scraping online, in Chrome, or through Agent/API, with CSV export. Product page
• Product page also mentions extracting public emails and socials, not just listing data. Product page
• Competitors already provide Google Maps extraction, enrichment, and exports, reducing distinctiveness. appsumo.com notiq.io localprospects.ai

Top practical value this week

Placed first on practical value with about 4.5/5: the user ends up with structured lead data and CSV/Excel/JSON exports, a result many would otherwise pay someone to compile. It beats P10 by offering clearer exportable output with fewer unresolved post-processing steps.

• Placed first on practical value with about 4.5/5: the user ends up with structured lead data and CSV/Excel/JSON exports, a result many would otherwise pay someone to compile. It be... Product page

Above P9 because local lead extraction from Google Maps is a repeated prospecting workflow for agencies and sales teams, with strong same-job evidence. Monthly band, total 3.5/5; below P10 because it serves a narrower, more specialized market.

• Job: extract local business listings and contact data from Google Maps for outreach; typical user likely needs this monthly or more in active prospecting. Product page appsumo.com notiq.io
• Independent evidence shows many dedicated Google Maps scraping tools and workflows built around this exact task. gmapscraper.io appsumo.com notiq.io
• Need is partly platform-tied because this version depends on Google Maps as the source, though local-business prospecting would still exist elsewhere. appsumo.com salesforge.ai apify.com