Google Maps prospecting tools, compared.

Why start with Leadshot?

If your day involves searching Google Maps, opening business websites and copying promising contacts into a spreadsheet, Leadshot is designed around that exact routine. Search by category and area, explore business profiles on the map, and return to the results through search history.

LeadshotOUR APPROACH

Choose your market.
Find your prospects.

Search the categories and territories you serve. Explore businesses on the map with public profiles, websites, and available contact details.

Category & territory targetingLive map resultsBusiness profiles & search history

$9 / month planned 9,000 lead creditsExplore pricing

Leadshot helps freelancers, consultants, and agencies build a repeatable prospecting routine. The planned Starter price is $9 per month for 9,000 lead credits. Growth adds room for 30,000 lead credits at $19; Pro provides 90,000 at $39. Choose your volume and get the complete prospecting workflow.

Every plan includes area search, public business profiles, search history, and CSV export. One credit is used per lead with a phone number or email.

Compare the seven tools

The most useful comparison starts with what each provider sells. Some count businesses, some count records with emails, and some charge for individual extraction or enrichment events.

The comparison at a glance

LEADSHOT + 6 ALTERNATIVES · USD

Monthly pricing and cost examples, verified October 20, 2026

Product	Price & allowance	Cost in context	Billing unit
LeadshotOUR WORKSPACE	$9 / monthPlanned · 9,000 lead credits	$1 / 1,000 lead creditsAt full monthly allowance.	One lead with a phone number or email.
LeadSwift	$24.99 / monthStarter · 1 search/day · current promotionOfficial pricing ↗	Search-based allowanceLead volume varies by market; no fixed price per 1,000.	Daily searches
Scrap.io	$49 / monthBasic · 10,000 export creditsOfficial pricing ↗	$4.90 / 1,000 creditsAt full allowance. The $49 plan covers 9,000 exports.	Export credits
Outscraper	$3 / 1,000 recordsFirst 500 free · tier up to 100,000Official pricing ↗	$25.50 for 9,000 recordsBase Maps extraction. Email/contact enrichment billed separately.	Extracted records
Apify	$3 / 1,000 placesStarter · $19/month credited toward usageOfficial pricing ↗	$27 base usage for 9,000 placesStarter rate. Add-ons and a small Actor-start fee are extra.	Places and optional events
Scrupp	$29 / month1,000 credits · $99/month for 10,000Official pricing ↗	$9.90 / 1,000 creditsAt full 10,000-credit plan usage. Email/phone enrichment costs extra credits.	Export and enrichment credits
D7 Lead Finder	$44.99 / monthStarter · 10 searches/day · USD checkoutOfficial pricing ↗	Search-based allowanceLead volume varies; tax and currency can change checkout totals.	Daily searches

Verified October 20, 2026. Monthly billing, USD, before applicable taxes. Per-1,000 subscription rates assume full allowance usage. Export credits, scraped places, searches, and contact-bearing leads are different units; the examples compare costs, not equivalent contact coverage. Outscraper: (9,000 − 500) × $3 / 1,000. Apify: 9,000 × $3 / 1,000 at the Starter tier, before add-ons.

Monthly prices are from our October 20, 2026 research and official product pages. Apify refers to the Compass Google Maps Scraper.

A closer look at each tool

These tools overlap at the search step. What you want to do with the results is often what separates them.

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GOOGLE MAPS PROSPECTING WORKSPACE

Leadshot brings territory research and business discovery into one workspace. Explore businesses on the map, revisit searches in your history, and export the prospects that fit. Planned subscriptions start at $9 per month for 9,000 lead credits.

Explore the Leadshot platform ↗

LeadSwift02

Business discovery & outreach

A focused Maps research workspace compared with a broader business discovery and outreach platform.

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Scrap.io03

Google Maps data & filtering

Compare filtered business-data extraction with a live map prospecting workspace.

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Outscraper04

Usage-based extraction

Outscraper suits discrete extraction jobs and usage-based budgets. Leadshot suits recurring prospecting where discovering and researching businesses is part of the work.

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Apify Google Maps Scraper05

Developer workflows

Apify’s Compass Actor is a building block for data workflows. Leadshot is a workspace for the person deciding which businesses to keep and follow up with.

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Scrupp06

Multi-source prospecting

Scrupp bundles multiple prospecting sources and outreach capabilities. Leadshot is a simpler fit when your starting point is Google Maps and your output is a carefully selected business list.

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D7 Lead Finder07

Search-based lead finding

Compare D7’s daily searches against your research habits, not against Leadshot’s monthly results number. One search can return very different volumes depending on the niche and location.

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Build a shortlist that works

Consider a web designer looking for independent restaurants with outdated websites. The useful output is not simply every restaurant in a city. It is a smaller list with an observation attached to each business: a menu that is hard to read, a missing booking link, or a website that needs attention.

In Leadshot, return to your restaurant search through history, review the public profiles and websites, and select the prospects that fit your offer. Export your selection when you’re ready.

Before paying for any tool, write down the fields you need, the number of searches you expect, and where the shortlist will live. Those three answers will tell you more than a headline cost per thousand.