What is a GMap Extractor?
A GMap Extractor is what many people call a tool that pulls business data out of Google Maps, and Google Maps Contact Extractor is exactly that: a Windows desktop app that turns a keyword and a location into a spreadsheet of business name, address, phone, website and more. It automates what you would otherwise copy by hand. Enter a search such as “dentists in Toronto,” run it, and the extractor collects every matching listing — in bulk, across as many cities as you queue, with no coding and no browser to babysit.
What can a GMap Extractor extract from Google Maps?
Google Maps Contact Extractor pulls up to 22 fields per business, including name, address, city, phone and website, plus rating, review count, price level and whether the listing is claimed. It also captures coordinates, Google Plus Code and Place ID, and can optionally find an email address for each business. The table below summarises what the extractor gathers on a typical run.
| Category | Fields extracted |
|---|---|
| Contact | Business name, phone, website, optional email |
| Location | Address, city, coordinates, Google Plus Code, Place ID |
| Reputation | Rating (average stars), Total Review count, Price Level, Is Claimed |
See the complete Google Maps data fields reference for all 22 columns.
How does the GMap Extractor work?
Type a business type and a place, then run the search — the extractor visits Google Maps for you and collects every matching listing into a table. You can queue multiple keywords and cities for bulk search, then export the results in one step to CSV, Excel, XML, PDF, HTML or RTF. There is no scripting to write and no browser window to supervise; the app handles the search and the data collection, and you get a clean, structured file ready for your CRM, mail-merge or spreadsheet.
Is the data kept private and safe?
Yes. Google Maps Contact Extractor runs on your own Windows PC, so the data you extract stays on your machine and never passes through a third-party cloud. It has been developed since 2010, which means the workflow and the field set have been refined over years of real use. Because everything happens locally, you control where files are saved and who can see them — an advantage over cloud scrapers that store your results on someone else’s servers.
Why choose this GMap Extractor over cloud tools?
It uses a flat one-time licence with unlimited extraction in scraper mode — no per-record fees — priced at $79.95, $99.95 or $154.95 by edition, each with two activations and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Cloud tools often meter every record; here you extract as much as you need for a single price. That makes it well suited to anyone building Google Maps lead lists regularly rather than paying per lookup. Read more about the software and how it compares.
How do you try the GMap Extractor for free?
Download the free demo and run real searches for up to 250 records each so you can see the exact fields the extractor returns before you buy. Export is disabled in the demo, but every extraction feature works, so you can confirm the data quality and coverage on your own searches first.
Ready to start? Download the free demo or see full pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a GMap Extractor?
A GMap Extractor is software that automatically collects business listings from Google Maps and saves them to a spreadsheet. Google Maps Contact Extractor is a Windows desktop example.
Is GMap Extractor free?
You can try it free: the demo extracts up to 250 records per search. A flat licence unlocks unlimited extraction and export.
