Google Maps Enrichment

Turn any Google Maps search into a structured lead database. Enter a keyword and location, and OnLeads will extract business names, phone numbers, emails, websites, ratings, and more — ready for outreach or CRM import.

Getting There

Navigate to Sidebar > Data Enrichment > Google Maps, or go directly to /maps/. A free interactive demo is also available on the public page at /google-maps-scraper/ so you can try it before creating an account.

How It Works

1. Enter a search query — type a keyword such as "dentist" or "plumber" and a target location like "Miami, FL" or "London, UK".
2. Configure result count — choose how many results you want. Each result costs 3 credits.
3. Submit the search — OnLeads queries Google Maps in the background and begins enriching the results with contact data.
4. Review your results — once the order completes, browse the results in a paginated table showing all extracted fields.
5. Export or use the data — download the results as CSV, or send them directly to an email sequence or contact list.

Key Features

• Rich data fields — business name, phone number, email address, website URL, Google rating, review count, full address, and business category.
• CSV export — download completed results as a CSV file for use in spreadsheets, CRMs, or other tools.
• Credit cost — 3 credits per result. Credit balance is deducted when the search is submitted.
• Order history — all past searches are saved with status tracking (processing, completed, failed) so you can re-download anytime.
• API access — developers on the API Unlimited plan can query Google Maps programmatically via the REST API for automated pipelines.
• Free demo — the public page at /google-maps-scraper/ lets you run a small sample search without logging in.

Tips & Best Practices

• Be specific with your location — "restaurants in Brooklyn, NY" returns more targeted results than just "restaurants in New York".
• Start with a small batch (20-50 results) to verify the data quality matches your needs before scaling up.
• Combine Google Maps data with email campaigns — export your results and upload them as a prospect list in the Email Campaigns tool.
• Use the category field to segment results after export — a search for "contractors" might return electricians, plumbers, and general contractors that you can filter by category.
• If you need high-volume or automated scraping, the API Unlimited plan gives you dedicated servers with concurrent workers and no rate limits.