Google Maps Email Finder CSV Scraper
This Google Maps email finder turns Google Maps place detail pages into a structured CSV for local lead research. Import the workflow into the UScraper local desktop app, add approved place URLs, and export business names, phones, websites, emails, social links, ratings, addresses, coordinates, and map URLs without building a Google Maps API integration.
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At a glance
Export Google Maps leads from place pages
This template is built for detail-page scraping, not broad keyword discovery. The Navigate block includes one sample restaurant URL, and you can replace or extend that list with the Google Maps place pages you are allowed to review. For keyword-driven discovery first, start with the Google Maps Scraper or Google Maps Leads Scraper by URLs, then pass selected detail URLs into this workflow.
The automation path is intentionally simple: Navigate -> Wait for Page Load -> Wait for Element -> Sleep -> Structured Export -> Loop Continue. The waits reduce blank rows from slow Maps panels, while Loop Continue makes the same export logic reusable across a multi-URL batch.
Who this is for
Use cases for Google Maps contact scraping
| Team | What they collect | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Local sales teams | Business name, phone, website, email, category, city | Build a reviewed prospect list for approved outreach workflows. |
| Agencies | Ratings, review counts, status, website domain, social links | Qualify local businesses before SEO, reputation, or ads audits. |
| Researchers | Address, coordinates, plus code, hours, images, current URL | Create a local market dataset that can be checked in a spreadsheet. |
| Operations teams | Phone, open hours, delivery/service notes, current status | Compare branch records against public Google Maps profile data. |
How to use
Configure the Google Maps email finder workflow
Add place URLs
Replace the sample El Recuerdo URL in navigate.urls with your approved Google Maps place detail URLs. Add one URL per target business for batch processing.
Confirm the export path
Structured Export writes google-maps-contact-scraper.csv with headers and append mode. Change the save folder before running client or campaign batches.
Run the wait-and-export loop
UScraper opens each Maps page, waits for the h1 business title, pauses for late-loading profile details, then exports the configured columns from the page body.
Review the CSV
Spot-check emails, phone numbers, domains, coordinates, and place URLs. Some Google Maps profiles do not expose an email, so blank email cells are expected.
Output preview
CSV fields produced by the template
The export includes the fields most teams need for local lead review, plus page-level metadata that helps with deduplication and QA. Email extraction is best-effort: it captures email patterns visible in the loaded Maps page text, but it does not crawl the business website unless you extend the workflow.
| Title | Category | Rating | Review_Count | Address | Website | Phone | Emails | Domain | Latitude | Longitude | Current_URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| El Recuerdo | Restaurant | 4.4 | 210 | 123 Example Ave, Queens, NY 11354 | https://example-restaurant.com | +1 718-555-0101 | [email protected] | example-restaurant.com | 40.7674865 | -73.8209192 | https://www.google.com/maps/place/... |
| Midtown Dental Studio | Dentist | 4.8 | 94 | 20 W Example St, New York, NY 10001 | https://midtown-dental.example | +1 212-555-0188 | [email protected] | midtown-dental.example | 40.750122 | -73.991240 | https://www.google.com/maps/place/... |
google-maps-contact-scraper.csvColumn
Title
Business name from the Google Maps place page heading.
Column
Emails
Unique email addresses visible in the loaded page text.
Column
Phone
Primary phone from tel links or Maps contact rows.
Column
Website
True website URL when Maps exposes an authority link.
Column
Rating
Star rating and review count where available.
Column
Address
Address, plus city, state, country, coordinates, and plus code fields.
Pair the CSV with the Google Search Email Finder when you need website-page email enrichment, or use the Social Media Finder to expand domains into profile URLs. You can also browse the full UScraper template library for related local-business workflows.
Frequently asked questions
Google Maps can display public business information, but automated collection may still be limited by Google terms, privacy law, database rights, anti-spam rules, and local data-use requirements. Use modest batches, do not bypass access controls, respect opt-out requests, and get legal review before using exported contacts commercially.
Before you run
Practical limits and maintenance notes
Keep these constraints visible
Google Maps can slow or block repeated automation
Keep batches modest, avoid aggressive parallel runs, and add longer waits if pages load incomplete panels, consent prompts, or verification screens.
Maps layouts and labels change over time
Empty fields usually mean the place omits that data, the layout changed, or a consent/localization variant appeared. Review the Structured Export columns before relying on a large run.
Email data needs careful handling
Do not treat scraped emails as opt-in contacts. Check platform terms, privacy rules, anti-spam law, suppression lists, and the purpose of collection before outreach.
Download the free template, install the desktop app from UScraper download, and use this workflow when you need to export Google Maps leads from selected place detail pages into a local CSV.
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What's Included
- Template JSON file ready to import
- Pre-configured scraping nodes
- Works with UScraper desktop app
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