📩📍 Google Maps Email Extractor Pro

Why use this Actor?

Google Maps itself only shows you a name, address, and rating. Turning that into a usable business record -- an actual contact email, a phone number, what technology the business's website runs on -- normally means visiting each listing's website by hand.

This Actor does that automatically for every result: it finds the business on Google Maps, visits its website when one exists, and extracts contact details and technology signals from it.

What you get

📍 Business listings Name, address, rating, review count, and Google Maps link per business.	📧 Contact extraction Emails and phone numbers pulled from the business website, with optional MX/DNS email verification.
🧰 Tech stack detection Open-source fingerprinting of CMS, frameworks, and analytics tools on the business website.	🔗 Social profile links Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and other social links found on the website.

Execution modes

Mode	Behavior
fast_lookup	Cache-first, base Google Maps results only, targets under 800ms.
enrich (default)	Full multi-source enrichment: emails, phones, tech stack, social links.
batch	Queue-based enrichment for large query lists.

Use cases

• Build a business contact list by category and city
• Identify which local businesses use a specific technology or platform
• Pull social profile links alongside contact details for outreach
• Feed enriched business records into a CRM or lead-scoring pipeline (see the companion b2b-lead-enrichment-suite Actor, which calls this one internally)

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
queries	array of strings	["restaurants in New York"]	Search queries or business names.
mode	select	enrich	fast_lookup, enrich, or batch (see above).
maxResults	integer	25	Max listings per query (1-1000).
extractEmails	boolean	true	Extract emails from business websites.
verifyEmails	boolean	false	Validate extracted emails via open-source MX/DNS check (~3s per email, no paid API).
extractPhones	boolean	true	Extract phone numbers.
extractSocialMedia	boolean	true	Extract social profile links.
includeTechStack	boolean	true	Detect website technology stack.
includeReviews	boolean	true	Include rating and review count.
language / country	string	en / us	Search locale.
proxyConfiguration	object	Apify Residential	Google Maps blocks datacenter IPs -- residential proxy is on by default and strongly recommended.

Input example

{
  "queries": ["coffee shops in Seattle"],
  "mode": "enrich",
  "maxResults": 25,
  "extractEmails": true,
  "extractPhones": true,
  "includeTechStack": true
}

Output

One dataset row per business found:

Field	Type	Description
name / address	string	Business identity.
rating / reviewCount	string	Google rating and review count.
googleMapsUrl	string	Direct Google Maps link.
website	string	Business website, if found.
emails / phones	array	Contact details extracted from the website.
socialMedia	array	Detected social platform names.
techStack	array	Detected technologies on the business website.
confidenceScore	number	0-1 confidence in the extracted data.
sources	array	Which providers contributed to this record (e.g. google_maps, website_scraper).
providerHealth	object	Per-provider status/latency diagnostics for this record.
cacheStatus	string	hit or miss.
mode	string	Execution mode used.
extractedAt	string	ISO timestamp.

Sample output

Real result from a live run:

{
  "name": "Piedmont Café",
  "address": "1215 Seneca St Ste 100, Seattle, WA 98101",
  "rating": "4.8",
  "reviewCount": "290",
  "website": "https://piedmontseattle.com/",
  "emails": ["eben@eyebytes.com"],
  "phones": ["(206) 659-9899"],
  "socialMedia": [],
  "techStack": ["Angular", "Google Analytics", "Google Tag Manager", "Bootstrap", "Magento"],
  "confidenceScore": 1,
  "sources": ["google_maps", "website_scraper"],
  "cacheStatus": "miss",
  "mode": "enrich",
  "extractedAt": "2026-08-01T16:03:21.942293Z"
}

Pricing

Pay-per-result: $2.50 per 1,000 enriched results ($0.0025/result), plus a small one-time Actor Start fee. You only pay for businesses actually returned -- no charge for empty/failed lookups. It's also used internally by the b2b-lead-enrichment-suite Actor for lead scoring on top of these results.

Notes and limitations

• Google Maps aggressively blocks datacenter IPs -- residential proxy is enabled by default and strongly recommended; results may come back empty without it.
• Contact/tech-stack extraction depends on the business having a public website; listings without one will still return Google Maps data (name, address, rating) with empty emails/phones/techStack.
• verifyEmails adds real latency per email (~3s) since it performs a live MX/DNS check -- leave it off if speed matters more than pre-validated addresses.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between the three modes? fast_lookup skips website enrichment entirely for speed; enrich (default) visits each business's website for contacts/tech stack; batch is built for large query lists processed via a queue.

Do I need my own proxy? No -- Apify Residential proxy is the default and is what makes Google Maps scraping work reliably; you can override it but datacenter-only proxy is likely to return empty results.

Does verifyEmails guarantee the email is real? No -- it confirms the domain has valid MX/DNS records, which rules out typos and dead domains, but doesn't confirm the specific mailbox exists.

Start extracting business data

Add your search queries, pick a mode, and run the Actor. Enable verifyEmails if you need pre-validated contact addresses at the cost of extra run time.

Related Actors

Used internally by B2B Lead Enrichment Suite for lead scoring on top of these results. Also see Website Contact & Company Extractor if you already have a domain list and don't need the Google Maps search step.