Scrapethemap

ScrapeTheMap is a desktop application for Windows and macOS that extracts local business data from Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Yandex Maps and turns it into outreach-ready lead lists. Rather than running in the cloud on a metered credit model, the software runs on the user's own machine with no scraping limits, and results stay stored locally. Each record can include business name, phone, email, website, social profiles, address, categories, ratings, review counts, coordinates, and Google identifiers, alongside AI-generated business summaries, identified opportunities, and draft outreach emails. Version 3.0 rebuilt the core architecture and combined scraping, email enrichment, verification, and export into one connected pipeline, with automatic batch saving for long runs. The product is published by Leadomator LLC and sold either as a subscription or as a one-time lifetime licence.

Features

     
• Six Tools in One App: Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Yandex Maps scrapers sit alongside a Google reviews scraper, a domain email extractor, and a Facebook page scraper.
     
• DeepScan Email Enrichment: Websites attached to listings are crawled for email addresses, and rows that have a website but no email can be filled in afterwards.
     
• Built-In Email Verification: Each address is graded valid, invalid, or risky, with configurable provider behaviour and catch-all handling.
     
• AI Enrichment Fields: Records can carry an AI business summary, AI-identified opportunities, and a generated outreach email.
     
• Review Extraction: The reviews scraper captures author, rating, text, date, photos, and owner responses for reputation and competitor analysis.
     
• MCP Agent Access: On the Agency plan, an AI assistant on the same computer can start scrapes, check progress, read saved results, and fill missing emails.
   

Pricing

ScrapeTheMap sells three plans with the same tools, differing by device count, each available monthly, yearly, or as a one-time lifetime licence:

     
• Starter: $19 per month, $189 per year, or $299 lifetime. One device.
     
• Pro: $29 per month, $289 per year, or $499 lifetime. Two devices.
     
• Agency: $59 per month, $589 per year, or $999 lifetime. Five devices plus MCP access for AI assistants.
   

Every plan includes unlimited scraping, updates, and support, with a three-hour free trial. Yearly billing saves about 17 percent against monthly. A lifetime licence covers all releases within the purchased major version, such as every 3.x update, but not future major versions, which may require a separate purchase.

Pros

     
• No Usage Caps: Scraping is unlimited on every plan, so cost does not rise with the number of records extracted.
     
• Lifetime Option: A one-time licence removes recurring fees, a point customers quoted on the company's site single out.
     
• Handles Large Areas: A Trustpilot reviewer reports scraping entire countries in bulk where other tools they tried crashed or could not cover many locations at once.
     
• Local Data Storage: Results stay on the user's machine rather than in a vendor cloud, which suits teams with data handling concerns.
     
• Scrape to Verify in One Flow: Extraction, email enrichment, verification, and export run as one pipeline rather than across separate tools.
     
• Flexible Export: Data exports to XLSX, CSV, and JSON for spreadsheets, CRMs, or custom analysis.
   

Cons

     
• Desktop Only: The software must be installed on a local Windows or macOS machine, with at least 8 GB of RAM recommended, rather than running in a browser or the cloud.
     
• Strain on Very Large Runs: A reviewer reports slowdowns and a crash beyond roughly 100,000 records, an issue version 3's automatic batch saving is designed to address.
     
• Lifetime Excludes Future Versions: Moving from version 3 to a future version 4 may require a new purchase.
     
• Device Limits Per Plan: Licences are tied to one, two, or five devices, so larger teams need the top tier or several licences.
     
• Very Small Review Base: The Trustpilot profile holds three reviews, and Trustpilot notes the company has not invited reviews recently, so independent evidence is limited.
     
• Short Trial Window: The free trial lasts three hours, which leaves little time to test large-area scrapes before paying.