The Google Maps scraper that runs in your browser.

A Chrome extension that turns a Google Maps search, or a realtor.com agent search, into a contact-ready lead list. It opens each listing and website, finds emails, social profiles and the people behind the business, and exports everything to CSV, Excel or JSON. See every extension feature.

No. It is a separate product, bought separately. Extension plans do not include the LeadScrapper lead database, and platform plans do not include the extension.

You type a business type and pick cities or ZIP codes. It searches each location, reads every listing, visits each website for emails and socials, optionally crawls team pages for named staff, scores each lead, then lets you export. How it works walks through each stage.

Up to 96 columns per business: name, categories, rating, reviews, phone, website, emails, six social profiles, full address with coordinates, hours, claimed status, services, booking links, website audit signals, a 0 to 100 score and a pitch angle. Each person found gets up to 53 fields. The column guide explains each one.

Often, yes. With Team and staff pages turned on, it reads the people a business lists on its website, ranks them by title before opening any profile, and puts the most senior reachable person on the business row. It can only find people the business publishes.

Google Maps, for any kind of business, and realtor.com, for real estate agents. Facebook Pages can be added as an enrichment step on the Unlimited and Reseller plans.

About 120. Google stops a single search's results near that number. Add more cities or ZIP codes to go wider; each location is searched separately and the results are merged and deduped.

Both refer to the same extension. You buy the LeadScrapper Chrome Extension; inside Chrome it shows as Lead Grabber.

Starter is $47 one time for 5,000 leads exported to CSV. Unlimited is $97 one time with no export ceiling. The Reseller licence is $980 one time plus $97 a month and lets you sell it under your own brand. See the extension plans.

No. Starter and Unlimited are single payments with no recurring charge. Only the Reseller licence has a monthly fee, which covers ongoing updates and support.

Exporting stops at the ceiling. You can upgrade to Unlimited at any time and carry on with the same install and the same stored leads. You pay the difference, not the full price again.

A download link for the extension file on your confirmation page and in your purchase email, plus the install guide.

One person, on the machines that person works from. A reseller licence is the route if you need to put it in front of clients or a team.

Yes, with the Reseller licence. It is rebranded with your name, icon and colours, and you set your own price. Source code is not included.

No. All sales made on this site are final once payment is taken. Ask anything before you buy. The refund policy sets this out in full.

Unzip the download, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and select the folder that contains manifest.json, then pin it. The install guide has every step and a walkthrough video.

No. It is delivered as a file you load yourself, which is why Chrome asks for Developer mode. That setting only affects extensions you load by hand.

Chrome runs the extension from the unzipped folder. Put the folder back, or unzip it again somewhere permanent, then click Load unpacked once more.

You selected the outer folder. Open it and select the inner folder that contains manifest.json.

Chrome 114 or later, and Chromium browsers that support the same side panel, such as Edge and Brave.

Yes. It runs anywhere Chrome 114 or later runs, including Windows, macOS and Linux. It does not run on phones or tablets, because mobile Chrome does not support extensions.

Not every business publishes one. The extension checks the homepage and up to two contact-style pages, then marks the row rather than guessing an address.

Partly. An optional check confirms that the email's domain can receive mail and flags shared inboxes such as info or sales. A browser cannot prove an individual mailbox exists, so verify addresses before a large campaign.

The run resumes. Every task is saved in the browser's database as it completes, the Runs tab offers Resume on the next launch, and a checkpoint CSV is written to Downloads every 250 leads. More on how runs survive.

It runs at a deliberate pace, with randomised delays, a few concurrent fetches and backoff when a source pushes back. Going faster gets your own connection throttled.

CSV, Excel (XLSX) and JSON, as Businesses (one row per business), Contacts (one row per person) or Both (two sheets in one workbook).

No. It keeps the leads it collects in your browser's own storage, and they never reach our servers.

Google's Terms of Service prohibit scraping Google Maps, so using any Maps scraper is a decision about those terms that you make yourself. The data collected is business information that businesses publish. This is not legal advice; if it matters to your business, ask a lawyer where you operate.