Outscraper is a cloud scraping service: you set up a Google Maps task, it collects the listings on its servers, and you download a file or call the API.
It suits people who want any country, large volumes at a low price per record, or data from other sources such as review sites.
Leadz is the simpler fit if you want US local businesses you can filter and export straight away without configuring a job; for anything outside the US, Outscraper is the better tool.
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| Attribute | Outscraper | Leadz |
|---|---|---|
| Data source | OutscraperGoogle Maps, scraped when you run a task. Outscraper also lists scrapers for Google Search, Yellow Pages, Trustpilot, Tripadvisor, Amazon and others. | LeadzPublic Google Maps business listings, already collected into one searchable database. |
| Coverage | OutscraperOutscraper describes businesses and locations across cities, regions and countries worldwide. | LeadzUnited States only: 13M+ local business records across all 50 states. |
| Contact types | OutscraperBusiness-level listing fields such as name, phone, website, address, rating and reviews. Emails and other contacts come from a separate Emails & Contacts Scraper enrichment. | LeadzBusiness-level: the business phone, website and, where one is on file, a business email. It is not a people database. |
| Starting price | OutscraperNo monthly fee. $3 per 1,000 records from 501 to 100,000 businesses, then $1 per 1,000 records. We did not check the price of the email enrichment. | Leadz$39 per month for Basic (1,000 credits per month); Pro is $69 per month (10,000 credits per month). |
| Free tier | OutscraperThe first 500 businesses are free; Outscraper describes the free tier as monthly renewable. | LeadzFree account with 50 credits, up to 10 results per search and up to 3 saved lists. |
| Export formats | OutscraperCSV, Excel, Parquet and JSON on every tier, plus an API. | LeadzCSV on every plan, including the free account; JSON on Pro. |
| How you get the data | OutscraperCreate a scraping task with your categories and locations, wait for it to finish on Outscraper’s servers, then download the result. | LeadzSearch and filter the ready database, then spend credits to unlock and export records (2 credits for a record with a phone and an email, 1 for phone only, none otherwise). |
Listed in no particular order.
A Google Maps scraper that runs on the Apify platform, listed from $1.50 per 1,000 scraped places, with JSON, CSV, Excel, XML and HTML downloads and API access.
A keyword-and-city search tool with monthly plans based on daily searches rather than records. It works across countries and exports to Excel and CSV.
Read the comparisonGoogle’s own HTTP service for place data, aimed at developers building location features into applications. Usage is billed by Google under its own terms.
Per record, yes at most volumes. Outscraper lists $3 per 1,000 Google Maps records after the first 500 free, with email enrichment as a separate service. Leadz starts at $39 per month for 1,000 credits. Leadz costs more per lead and saves the setup, waiting and enrichment steps.
Neither requires code. Outscraper has a web interface where you define a task and download a file, and an API if you want one. Leadz is a search page with filters and an export button.
On Leadz, an email appears where one is on file for the business; that is not a deliverability check, and the share of businesses with an email varies by category. Outscraper lists a separate Email Address Validator service. Either way, validate before a large campaign.
Yes. Some teams use a ready database for everyday US prospecting and run a scraper when they need another country or a field the database does not carry.
A free Leadz account includes 50 credits. Search your category and area, and check the records against what you need.
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