What is Google Maps Contact Extractor?
Google Maps Contact Extractor is a Windows desktop tool from Management-Ware Solutions that extracts business name, address, phone, website and email from Google and Bing Maps by keyword and location. Like Yellow Pages Scraper, it builds a prospect list you can export and use for B2B outreach.
Maps listings are one of the richest public sources of local business data, and this tool turns them into a structured list the same way Yellow Pages Scraper does for directories. You search by what and where, it collects the matching map listings, and you export the results. It runs on your own PC and is available at googlemapsscraper.com.
What does it extract from Google and Bing Maps?
It captures the core business details a map listing shows — name, postal address, phone number, website and, where available, email — by keyword and location. Each field exports into its own column, so the result is a ready-to-use spreadsheet rather than a page of pins.
Because Maps covers businesses that may not appear in a traditional Yellow Pages directory, it is a strong complement to directory data. Running the same keyword-and-location search across both sources gives you broader coverage of the businesses in a market than either source alone.
How does it relate to Yellow Pages Scraper?
Both build B2B lead lists from public business listings — one from Maps, one from Yellow Pages directories — and both are Management-Ware desktop tools that keep data on your PC. Many users run both to cover more sources and cross-check the businesses in a market.
The workflow is identical: search by keyword and location, collect, de-duplicate and export. Using the two together means a business that lists on Maps but not in the directory, or vice versa, still ends up in your list — a fuller picture of the market you are prospecting.
Maps data or Yellow Pages data — which should you use?
Use whichever source best matches where your prospects list themselves — and ideally both. Yellow Pages directories are strong for traditional business listings; Maps is strong for local businesses with a map presence. Combining them gives the widest coverage of a market.
| Tool | Source | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow Pages Scraper | Yellow Pages / business directories | Traditional directory listings by category |
| Google Maps Contact Extractor | Google & Bing Maps | Local businesses with a map presence |
For the widest list, run the same keyword and location through both and merge the exports, then de-duplicate.
Where can you learn more?
Full details, screenshots and pricing for Google Maps Contact Extractor are on its own site, googlemapsscraper.com. To see the whole Management-Ware family of lead-building and outreach tools, visit the products hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Google Maps Contact Extractor do?
It extracts business name, address, phone, website and email from Google and Bing Maps by keyword and location, so you can build a prospect list from map listings. It is a Management-Ware Solutions product, like Yellow Pages Scraper.
How does it relate to Yellow Pages Scraper?
Both build B2B lead lists from public business listings — one from Maps, one from Yellow Pages directories. Many users run both to cover more sources. Learn more at googlemapsscraper.com.
