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Google Maps lead tools, compared honestly
There are a lot of ways to pull business data from Google Maps. Here's how gtme.business stacks up against the main alternatives — every competitor detail verified from their own site, and we're upfront about what each one does better.
In short: most alternatives are either developer tools (APIs, "actors", per-result billing) or do-everything platforms that bundle email enrichment and outreach. gtme.business is the no-code, flat-priced option focused on clean Google Maps listing data you can export to CSV or sync to your own database. Pick the comparison that matters to you:
gtme.business vs Apify
It is a far more powerful and flexible scraping platform: it can extract emails, social profiles, reviews, images, and place details (not just core listing fields), exposes a full REST/JS/Python API and CLI for automation and integration into pipelines, and is part of a broader Store of scrapers — so it scales to large, programmatic, multi-source data operations well beyond a single fixed Google Maps export.
Compare →gtme.business vs Bright Data
Scale and infrastructure depth: a 400M+ IP proxy network with high success/uptime claims, plus CAPTCHA-solving, JS rendering, and unlimited concurrency. It can scrape far more than Google Maps (SERPs, arbitrary sites, large pre-built datasets) and is built for high-volume, programmatic data pipelines — genuinely more powerful for developers/data teams who need breadth and scale.
Compare →gtme.business vs D7 Lead Finder
They genuinely enrich each listing with contact and marketing intelligence we don't provide — most notably business email addresses, social media profile links, and ad/pixel/tech-stack signals — and can return a very high volume of leads per search (their homepage claims up to 1200 per search).
Compare →gtme.business vs Lead Scrape
Lead Scrape genuinely provides verified email addresses and contact-level B2B enrichment (social profiles, employee counts, revenue estimates, tech stack, SEO data) with no per-lead or monthly caps — far richer contact data than a Google Maps listing exporter, which is its real edge for cold-email/outreach use cases.
Compare →gtme.business vs LeadStal
They genuinely do more than just export listings: they advertise verified email addresses (which we deliberately do not provide) and bundle an end-to-end cold-email outreach engine — AI-personalized campaigns, unlimited senders, warmup, follow-ups, and a unified reply inbox — so a user can go from "find leads" to "send campaigns" inside one tool.
Compare →gtme.business vs LeadSwift
Contact enrichment and outreach: unlike a pure Google-Maps-listing exporter, LeadSwift surfaces decision-maker and business email addresses and bundles in a full cold-email automation suite (sender rotation, A/B testing, follow-ups, unified inbox) plus richer per-business enrichment (tech stack, SEO issues, socials) aimed at agencies selling to local SMBs.
Compare →gtme.business vs Octoparse
It is a far more general and powerful scraper: it can extract from almost any website (not just Google Maps), handle logins, pagination, infinite scroll and CAPTCHAs, run scrapers in the cloud 24/7 with IP/proxy rotation, let the user define arbitrary fields, and (unlike gtme.business) can attempt to collect email addresses and social links.
Compare →gtme.business vs Outscraper
Far broader scope than a simple no-code Maps exporter: it covers 50+ data sources, adds website-based email/contact enrichment plus reviews and photos, and offers a genuine public REST API with official SDKs (Python, Node, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java) for automation — so developers can wire it into their own pipelines, not just export CSVs.
Compare →gtme.business vs PhantomBuster
Genuinely broader and more powerful than a single-purpose Google Maps tool: it automates many sources (LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, Twitter/X, Instagram, Google Maps, etc.), chains steps into workflows, finds verified professional email addresses via email credits, and pushes data straight into CRMs — all running in their cloud on a schedule. If you need email enrichment and LinkedIn/social automation alongside Maps data, it does far more than export business listings.
Compare →gtme.business vs Scrap.io
They genuinely cover more data and geography than a simple Google Maps exporter: email and social-media enrichment, geo-drawing tools (radius/polygon on higher tiers), 195-country coverage, and optional developer access via a documented REST API and MCP server — none of which a pure name/address/phone exporter offers.
Compare →gtme.business vs TexAu
TexAu is a genuinely broader automation/enrichment platform: it chains multi-step workflows across 32+ integrations (LinkedIn Sales Nav, Hunter, Apollo, Smartlead, HubSpot, etc.), enriches and verifies contact data including emails, scores leads, and can be driven headlessly via a REST API and MCP server — capabilities well beyond a single-purpose Google Maps export tool.
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