Outscraper alternative

The simple, flat-priced Outscraper alternative for local business leads

gtme.business turns Google Maps into a clean, exportable lead list — pick categories and cities, run a search, export to CSV or sync to your own Supabase. No code, no per-result billing.

What Outscraper is: Outscraper is a data-extraction platform that scrapes Google Maps and 50+ other sources, offered both as a no-code web dashboard and as a public REST API with SDKs.

Where it's strong: 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.

Where gtme.business fits: if you don't need all of that and just want the list — clean Google Maps business data, no code, a flat monthly price you can predict, and the option to push results straight into your own database — gtme.business is the leaner choice.

gtme.business vs Outscraper

Competitor details verified from Outscraper's own site, June 2026. Source.

gtme.businessOutscraper
Pricing model Flat, search-based — $35 / $75 / $150 per month + one-time packs (never per-result) Pay-as-you-go, priced per 1,000 units (records/reviews/searches/images), with no required monthly subscription. The Google Maps Scraper is quoted at "$3/1,000 records" for medium-tier usage, dropping to "$1/1,000 records" at business-tier volume. Prepaid credits (never expire) or postpaid (card on file, invoiced only above the free tier).
No code required
No Google API key needed
Free tier to try
Export to CSV
Sync to your own database (Supabase)
Email-address enrichment

Why teams pick gtme.business

Flat, predictable pricing

$35/$75/$150 a month — you're never billed per result or per record. Run a 50-city search or a 5-city one; the price doesn't surprise you.

No code, no API key

It's a web app. Pick categories and cities, click search, download. No Actors, no scripts, no Google API key, no proxies to manage.

Your data, your database

Export a clean CSV, or sync results straight into your own Supabase database — something the alternatives don't do.

Honest about the data

We export exactly what's on a Google Maps listing — name, address, phone, website, rating, reviews, hours, category — and nothing we can't actually deliver.

When Outscraper is the better choice

We'd rather be honest than win the wrong customer. Choose Outscraper over gtme.business if you specifically need what it does better: 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. In particular, gtme.business does not provide email addresses — if verified emails are a hard requirement, Outscraper advertises that and gtme.business does not.

Frequently asked questions

Is gtme.business a good Outscraper alternative?
If you want a no-code way to pull clean Google Maps business lists at a flat, predictable price and export them as CSV or straight into your own database, yes. Outscraper also adds email enrichment and does more in some areas (see below) — gtme.business is the simpler, flat-priced option focused on the core Google Maps listing data.
Does gtme.business provide email addresses like Outscraper?
No — gtme.business exports the data that is actually on a Google Maps listing (name, address, phone, website, rating, reviews, hours, category), not email addresses. We're deliberate about that: Google Maps listings don't contain emails, so we don't claim to. You reach prospects by phone, website contact form, or social. Outscraper advertises email enrichment if that's a must-have for you.
How is gtme.business priced compared to Outscraper?
gtme.business uses flat, search-based pricing ($35/$75/$150 per month, plus one-time packs) — you are never billed per result. Outscraper's model: Pay-as-you-go, priced per 1,000 units (records/reviews/searches/images), with no required monthly subscription. The Google Maps Scraper is quoted at "$3/1,000 records" for medium-tier usage, dropping to "$1/1,000 records" at business-tier volume. Prepaid credits (never expire) or postpaid (card on file, invoiced only above the free tier). (verified June 2026).

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