What is a Google Maps extractor?
A Google Maps extractor is Windows desktop software that turns Google Maps listings into a structured spreadsheet automatically, searching by keyword and location, collecting up to 22 fields per business, and exporting everything to CSV or Excel without manual copying, browser plugins, or a single line of code. Google Maps Contact Extractor from Management-Ware Solutions has done exactly this on Windows since 2010, running entirely on your own PC.
How do you extract business data from Google Maps?
To extract business data, type a keyword such as “dentist” and a location such as “Chicago,” start the search, and the extractor navigates Google Maps for you, reading every matching listing and writing each result to its own row with each field placed in its own clean, deduplicated column. You can queue several keyword-and-location combinations as a single bulk search, so one job can cover many cities or categories while you get on with other work.
What data can you extract from Google Maps?
Google Maps Contact Extractor pulls up to 22 fields per business, including the company name, full address, city, phone and fax, website, category, rating and review count, plus an optional email found from the business’s own website, giving you a usable database rather than a raw copy-pasted list. The table below shows the main data it collects and how each part is obtained.
| What it extracts | How it is obtained |
|---|---|
| Business name, address, city | Read directly from each Google Maps listing |
| Phone and fax numbers | Read from the listing’s contact details |
| Website URL | Taken from the listing’s website link |
| Category, rating, review count | Read from the listing’s profile |
| Email address | Found by the optional email finder, which scans the business’s own website |
| Coordinates and more (up to 22 fields) | Compiled from the listing, each into its own column |
How many businesses can you extract at once?
In the licensed scraper mode there is no cap on how many businesses you can extract, so a single bulk search across multiple keywords and locations can build a list of thousands of records, each written to its own deduplicated row and ready to export in one click. The free demo is limited to 250 records per search with export disabled, which is enough to confirm the data quality before you buy.
Do you need any technical or coding skills?
No coding, scripts, or API keys are required, because the extractor is a point-and-click Windows application where you type a keyword and location, click search, and click export, making it approachable for sales, marketing, and research users who simply need clean data in a spreadsheet. If you want to see exactly which columns are available, review the full Google Maps data fields list.
Where is the extracted data stored?
All extracted data stays on your own PC because the software runs locally on Windows rather than in the cloud, so your search results, lead lists, and any emails found are saved as files you control and never pass through a third-party server. This makes it straightforward to feed the export straight into your CRM or use it to scrape Google Maps for leads.
Ready to try it? Download the free demo to extract up to 250 records per search, or review pricing for the full licence with unlimited extraction and export.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Google Maps extractor?
A Google Maps extractor is software that automatically collects business listings from Google Maps and saves them as a spreadsheet, instead of copying them by hand.
Is the Google Maps extractor free to try?
Yes. A free demo extracts up to 250 records per search so you can test data quality before buying a licence.
