Google Maps data extractorPull business data and emails for free
A free Chrome extension that turns any Google Maps search into a clean, exportable list. No API, no code, no credit card.
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Key takeaways
A free Google Maps data extractor lives right in your browser: search, capture, export, done
You get names, phones, addresses, websites, ratings, and enriched emails, ready for CSV
The extension is the means. The Vonsel dashboard is where those leads become a mapped CRM with review and email intelligence
The short answer
What a Google Maps data extractor actually does
Google Maps holds a profile for nearly every local business on earth: the name, category, address, phone, website, rating, and review count. A data extractor reads what is already on screen and turns it into a structured list you can sort, filter, and export.
Most tools make you pick a hard path: pay per result through an API, wire up a script, or juggle proxies. The Vonsel Chrome extension skips all of that. It runs inside the browser you already use, reads the results Google shows you, and hands you a clean spreadsheet in a couple of clicks. It is a free download with no trial and no card.
The point is not the CSV alone. The extractor feeds your Vonsel dashboard, a mapped CRM where raw rows become contextualized leads: reviews analyzed for pain points, an AI email drafted per business, and territories you can actually work.
Start capturing in your browser
Install the extractor, open Google Maps, and pull your first list today. Free download. No trial, no credit card.
to download and run the extension, with no trial and no card
7+
data fields per business, from phone and website to rating
3
clicks from a Maps search to a downloadable CSV file
Step by step
How to extract Google Maps data in three moves
The workflow is deliberately boring, which is the whole idea. If you can run a search on Google Maps, you can build a lead list.
1. Search like you always do. Type a category and a place, for example "dentists in Austin" or "roofers near me". Let Google load the results panel on the left. The extension reads exactly what you see, so a tighter search gives a tighter list.
2. Open the Vonsel pop-up and capture. Click the extension icon on any Maps results page. It walks the list and pulls each business into a table: name, category, address, phone, website, rating, and review count. You can scrape the whole search or stop whenever you have enough.
3. Enrich, filter, and export. For any business that lists a website, Vonsel can quietly visit it and pull emails, phone numbers, and social profiles. Filter out the records you do not want, then export to CSV. That file opens in Excel, Google Sheets, or any CRM.
There is no key to paste and nothing to configure. Chrome extensions run as small programs inside the browser tab, which is why capture feels instant. Google documents the model in its extension getting-started guide.
What you get
The fields a free extractor should return
Not all "data" is equal. A phone number without a website is a dead end for email outreach, and a name without a category is hard to segment. Here is what the extractor captures and why each field earns its place.
Field
Captured
Why it matters
Business name
Yes
Your primary key for dedupe and outreach
Category
Yes
Segment a list by niche in seconds
Address and area
Yes
Plot leads on a map and split by zone
Phone number
Yes
Direct channel for calls and WhatsApp
Website
Yes
The doorway to emails and social profiles
Rating and reviews
Yes
Signal of size, activity, and pain points
Email (enriched)
From site
Pulled from the listed website, ready to contact
These map closely to the fields Google itself exposes for places. If you want the reference model, the Google Maps Platform Places overview lists the standard attributes a business profile carries.
A free extractor that only gives you a raw CSV leaves the hard part undone. The value is in what happens next: turning names into a mapped pipeline, and reviews into reasons to reach out.
Beyond the export
Where the extension ends and the dashboard begins
Reopen and grow a capture
Come back to an earlier scrape, add more businesses from a new search, and keep one growing list instead of a folder full of CSVs.
Add reviews to captured leads
Attach a business's reviews to its record, then let Vonsel read them for pain points and buying signals you can name in an email.
A history you can trust
Every capture is saved, so nothing gets lost between sessions. Pick up a territory exactly where you left it last week.
AI email per business
The dashboard drafts a tailored message for each lead using its category, website, and review context, so outreach starts warm.
This is the line the brief keeps in view. The extension is a fast, free way to prospect with Google Maps data. The dashboard is where a plain list becomes a value-added database, contextualized with the pains and signals that make a cold email land.
Turn a Maps search into a pipeline
Capture in Chrome, then work your leads on a map. Free download. No trial, no credit card.
Free should not mean reckless. Because the extension reads the results already loaded in your own browser, there are no proxies to rent and no login walls to break. You are working with public business listings, the same information anyone sees on the map.
Two habits keep you on solid ground. First, focus on business contact data, not personal profiles, and respect local marketing rules when you send outreach. We cover the boundaries in is it legal to scrape Google Maps. Second, treat the CSV as a starting point to enrich and verify, not a finished asset, which is exactly why fresh Maps data beats bought lists.
If you want a comparison of how a browser extractor stacks up against pay-per-result APIs, read Vonsel vs Outscraper. For the wider category, the extension guides walk through every step.
A free extractor gets you the rows. A mapped CRM turns them into revenue
Get the free Google Maps data extractor
Install once, capture forever. Free download, no trial, no credit card. See the dashboard or browse plans.
Is the Vonsel Google Maps data extractor really free?
Yes. The Chrome extension is a free download with no trial and no credit card. You install it, open Google Maps, and start capturing business data right away. The paid layer is the Vonsel dashboard, where captured leads turn into a mapped CRM with review analysis and AI email.
What data can I extract from Google Maps?
You can extract business name, category, address, phone number, website, rating, and review count from any Google Maps search. When a business lists a website, Vonsel can enrich the record with emails and social profiles pulled from that site so your list is ready for outreach.
Do I need to know how to code to use it?
No. There is no API key, no Python, and no proxy setup. You search on Google Maps as usual, click the Vonsel pop-up, let it capture the visible results, and export to CSV. The whole workflow happens inside your browser.
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