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Google Maps leads with verified emails.

Pick any country, type your cities and a keyword. Glintscout finds the businesses on Google Maps, looks for an email on each one's own website and verifies every address. Only valid ones reach your CSV.

  • 5 credits per search
  • Up to 100 companies per search
  • Any country, any city

What you get

A local business email list, verified row by row.

Each search returns businesses with the website they list on Google Maps. Directory, social and ad links are dropped, so email discovery looks at the business's own domain.

texas-dentists_contacts.csvDentists in Austin, Dallas and HoustonOnly valid addressesExample
Input company nameCity
Example Dental Studio[email protected]Austin
Sample Family Dentistry[email protected]Dallas
Demo Smile Clinic[email protected]Houston
Example Bright Dental[email protected]Austin

Every export has the same 12 columns, headed as above. Here Industry holds your keyword; names, positions and phone numbers are filled only when email discovery returns them.

How it works

How to extract businesses from Google Maps, in four steps.

Create a project with a country, cities and keywords, then run each step. Every button shows its price before it starts.

  1. Step 1: Search Google Maps

    Each city and keyword pair is one search. Choose how many companies you want, up to 100.

    5 credits per search

  2. Step 2: Find their emails

    Discovery looks for a business address on each company's own domain. No company is searched twice.

    3 credits per company

  3. Step 3: Verify every address

    Each email gets one verdict: valid, invalid, catch-all or unknown. No email is sent to check it.

    1 credit per email

  4. Step 4: Export to CSV

    Download the valid addresses and import them into any outreach tool.

    Free

One step fewer: Google Maps with website emails

Emails are collected from each business's own website during the search, and only places with an email are kept. There is no discovery step to pay for.

Example project

Example: dentists in three Texas cities.

A fictional SEO agency wants dental practices to pitch local search services. This is the project it sets up.

Texas dentists

Google Maps

Example
Country
United States
Cities
  • Austin
  • Dallas
  • Houston
Keywords
  • dentist
Per search
Up to 50 companies

3 cities × 1 keyword = 3 searches

Up to 150 companies, emails found and verified

Who it is for

Who uses Google Maps leads.

  • Agencies

    Web design, SEO and ads agencies list the roofers, dentists or salons in the cities they serve.

  • B2B suppliers

    Reach every business in a trade across a region: parts for contractors, supplies for clinics.

  • Software for small businesses

    Booking, invoicing and review tools work a territory city by city, one niche at a time.

Coverage and limits

What it covers, and what it doesn't.

Covered

  • Any country, and any city or town you type
  • Any niche or keyword, in the country's language
  • Up to 100 companies per city and keyword

Not covered

  • Job title, seniority, revenue or headcount filters
  • A phone number for every lead
  • Consumer contacts

Business contacts for B2B outreach only. You are responsible for lawful outreach under GDPR, PECR, CAN-SPAM, CASL and any other law that applies to you. See the Acceptable Use Policy.

What it costs

What a Google Maps list costs.

Prepaid credits, no subscription. Here is the example project at today's prices.

  • Each search is charged once, whatever it finds.
  • Later steps are charged on what the search returns, so fewer results cost less.
  • A search already run in the project is skipped and not charged.
  • Credits for undelivered work come back automatically.
See all prices

Texas dentists, priced

Example
Company search3 × 5
15 credits
Email discoveryup to 150 × 3
450 credits
Verificationup to 150 × 1
150 credits
Export
Free

Most this run can cost

615 credits$6.15 at list price

Covered by the Starter pack ($10).

FAQ

Google Maps leads: questions, answered.

How is this different from a Google Maps scraper?

A scraper stops at the list of places. Glintscout is an alternative to a Google Maps scraper that keeps going: it looks for an email on each business's own domain, verifies every address and exports only the valid ones, with nothing to install.

Is there a Google Maps email extractor built in?

Yes: pick Google Maps with website emails. Addresses are collected from each business's own website during the search, and only places with an email are kept. The standard Google Maps source finds emails in a separate discovery step.

Which countries and cities can I search?

Any country, and any city or town you type. Keywords are searched exactly as written, so use the country's language: “Zahnarzt” for Germany, “dentist” for the United States.

Which emails end up in my CSV?

Only addresses verified as valid. Invalid, catch-all and unknown ones stay out, and unknown ones can get an optional second check.

Can I use a Google Maps email list for cold email?

Yes, for B2B outreach within the laws that apply to you and the people you contact, such as GDPR, PECR, CAN-SPAM and CASL. Say who you are and honor every opt-out. The Acceptable Use Policy has the rules.

Something else? Email [email protected] and we'll get back to you.

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Each finds a different kind of buyer, and every one ends in the same verified export.

Local businesses, verified. Your Google Maps list in minutes.

Pick a country, type your cities and a keyword. Only valid emails reach your CSV.

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