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MapMyLead vs Outscraper

Outscraper is a low-cost way to export Google Maps listings in bulk. MapMyLead is for when you want to be told which of those businesses are worth calling, and why.

Side by side

What you pay for

MapMyLead
A delivered lead that fits your offer — a business new to your project, scored, with its reason

Outscraper
Records exported (businesses/places), metered monthly

Price

MapMyLead
$9.96–$19.00 per 1,000 delivered leads

Outscraper
Listed at $3 per 1,000 records from 501 to 100,000 a month, with the first 500 each month free (as listed on their site, checked 2026-10-04)

Emails and contacts

MapMyLead
Read from the business’s own website when it publishes them; no guessing or pattern-built addresses

Outscraper
A separate Emails & Contacts service, listed at 500 domains free and then $3 per 1,000 domains up to 100,000 (as listed on their site, checked 2026-10-04)

Qualification

MapMyLead
Every business is read against your own offer and scored HOT, WARM or COLD with a written reason; businesses that do not fit are dropped before delivery and not charged for (a completed run keeps a minimum charge of 10% of the credits it held)

Outscraper
Exports with filters; deciding which rows are worth contacting is up to you

Data source

MapMyLead
Licensed HERE map data for who exists, plus our own crawl of each business’s public website for the evidence

Outscraper
Google Maps

Free usage

MapMyLead
50 free credits on signup, plus free previews of up to 5 scored businesses (three a day)

Outscraper
Listed at 500 records a month on the free tier, resetting every 30 days

Choose Outscraper if

  • You need raw volume — every listing in a region — and you have your own way of qualifying it.
  • You want Google Maps fields specifically, such as Google reviews.
  • Price per row is the deciding number. At the listed $3 per 1,000, raw records are cheaper than our scored leads.

Choose MapMyLead if

  • You would rather receive 200 businesses worth calling than 2,000 rows to sort through.
  • You want the reason a business fits your offer written down, so you can check it and open the conversation with it.
  • You do not want to pay for businesses that turn out to be the wrong kind — those are dropped before delivery (a completed run keeps a minimum charge of 10% of the credits it held).

What “a reason” means

“Website has a 'termin vereinbaren' button but it only leads to a contact form, not a real-time booking system”

A real reason from a live run, quoted as the scorer wrote it. In one measured sample, 25 scored leads carried 22 different reasons — each one is about that business, not a template.

Sources

Figures for Outscraper are taken from the pages below on the date shown. Prices change; check the source before you decide.