Short answer: for the cheapest rows, Apify. For a flat monthly price, Scrap.io. For free and self-hosted, gosom/google-maps-scraper. For leads you can contact straight away, Leads Ranger. We make Leads Ranger, and it is a different kind of product from a scraper, so the table shows where a scraper is the better fit.
Outscraper alternatives compared
Prices come from public listings in November 2026, and third-party sources disagree, so confirm on the vendor’s page.
| Tool | Type | Listed price | Emails? | Outreach? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Outscraper | Pay-as-you-go scraper | ~$3 to $5 per 1,000 | Paid add-on | No |
| Apify | Scraper marketplace | ~$1 to $6 per 1,000 | Depends on actor | No |
| Scrap.io | Subscription | ~$49 to $499/mo | Included in tiers | No |
| gosom/google-maps-scraper | Open source | Free, self-hosted | Basic | No |
| D7 Lead Finder | Lead finder | Subscription | Yes | No |
| LeadSwift | Lead finder for agencies | Subscription | Yes | Limited |
| Google Places API | Official API | ~$17 to $25 per 1,000 | No | No |
| Leads Ranger | Full outreach platform | Free during the pilot | Yes, read from each website | Yes |
Price per row is the wrong number
Every comparison in this category quotes a price per 1,000 rows. That hides the real cost, because a row is not a lead.
Our study of millions of listings shows how far apart those are: websites and phones are widely listed, while a listed email is much rarer. Take 1,000 rows at $4. If 300 carry an email, you paid about 1.3 cents per contactable row, before verification, before removing duplicates and before anyone has checked that the address belongs to that business.
The number that matters is what you pay for a verified, correct contact you can use.
The alternatives in plain terms
Apify: cheapest for technical users
Apify is a marketplace of scrapers. The popular Google Maps actor is listed from about $2.10 per 1,000 places, with community actors lower. Quality varies by actor, and you will spend time configuring, and then cleaning the output.
Scrap.io: flat monthly pricing
Scrap.io is a subscription, listed from about $49 to $499 a month. It wins when you pull steady volume every month and loses when usage is occasional.
gosom/google-maps-scraper: free if you host it
This open-source project is popular on GitHub. You run it yourself and maintain it when Maps changes, which is a real ongoing cost even when the software is free.
D7 Lead Finder and LeadSwift: for agencies
These add audit data and suit agencies building prospect lists. They stop at the list, so outreach happens elsewhere.
Leads Ranger: when you want contacted leads, not rows
A scraper’s output is a spreadsheet, and then the real work starts: finding emails, verifying them, loading a sender, warming a mailbox, writing the messages and tracking replies.
Raptor covers that whole run. Ask for "50 dentists in Austin I can email" and it sweeps the city, opens each listing, reads each website for its real email, verifies it, skips businesses you already have and delivers the leads to a campaign. It refuses booking pages and directory profiles posing as websites.
Where it falls short: it is built for outreach, not for bulk data. If you need 200,000 rows for analysis, or raw data in your own warehouse, use Apify or Outscraper. See the full Leads Ranger vs Outscraper comparison.
Which should you choose?
- You are technical and want raw data: Apify.
- You pull the same volume every month: Scrap.io.
- You want free and can maintain it: gosom/google-maps-scraper.
- You run an agency and audit prospects: D7 or LeadSwift.
- You want replies, not spreadsheets: Leads Ranger.
For the full field, read the best Google Maps scrapers and how to scrape Google Maps for leads.
Prices checked against public listings in November 2026. They change often and third-party sources conflict.