ScrapeTheMap: Elite Google Maps Scraper for Lead Generation | ScrapeTheMap
Collecting business listings
ScrapeTheMap is a desktop application for collecting business-listing information and preparing exports. The official product page lists Google Maps, Bing Maps, Yandex Maps, Google reviews, domain email extraction, and Facebook pages among its collection tools. Windows and macOS builds are advertised.
Its listing fields include business names, websites, phone numbers, addresses, categories, ratings, review counts, coordinates, and listing identifiers. Email addresses are included when available. The review workflow separately lists review text, author names or pseudonyms, dates, ratings, photos, and owner responses. That separation matters when deciding whether a project needs a directory of businesses or a dataset about customer feedback.
The current version announcement describes a connected scrape, enrich, verify, and export pipeline. It also advertises automatic batch exports during long runs and configurable email-verification handling, including invalid and catch-all results. The captured FAQ lists an export-format question without its answer, so this overview does not promise a particular file format.
Enrichment and assistant access
AI-related output fields include business summaries, identified opportunities, and generated email content. Generated outreach copy and summaries are interpretations, not additional facts collected from a business listing. Review them against the underlying record before adding them to a campaign or research report.
The MCP connection lets an assistant on the same computer start a listing scrape, check progress, read saved results, and fill missing email addresses for rows that already have a website. The publisher states that those results stay on that machine. This describes the documented MCP workflow; it does not establish that every integration or external assistant processes information entirely locally.
Plans and practical boundaries
The page advertises a three-hour free trial on every plan. Starter, Pro, and Agency differ in device allowance, and MCP is included with Agency. The same listing tools are advertised across the plans. Monthly, yearly, and lifetime billing options appear, despite an earlier promotional sentence emphasizing no monthly fees, so check the selected checkout option rather than assuming every license is a one-time purchase.
A sensible trial is a small, clearly scoped location-and-category search followed by a manual check of several records and email statuses. Confirm your permitted use of the source platform and the collected data before collecting at scale or contacting people. Publisher accuracy and speed claims are not independent verification, and an available email address does not by itself establish outreach permission.
