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Scrape.ly vs Outscraper: Google Maps data, reviews for a fraction

Outscraper sells Google Maps data per record, with reviews at $3 per 1,000 and contacts charged on top. On Scrape.ly, Google Maps reviews cost $0.44 per 1,000, places with emails and social links come from one run, and the same account scrapes hundreds of other sites, from an API, an AI agent, or a form.

Competitor facts and prices as listed on Oct 26, 2026. Sources

//TL;DR\\

The short answer

For Google Maps lead and review data, Scrape.ly gives you more per dollar: reviews cost $0.44 per 1,000 against Outscraper’s $3, and places with emails, phones, and social links come from one run at $4.75 per 1,000 instead of two separate $3 charges. The free plan includes $5 of usage every month, the API and a hosted MCP server work on every plan, and the same balance covers hundreds of other sites.

Apify-compatible

Run existing Actors, SDK code, and apify-client calls with few or no changes. See the SDK docs.

$2–$4/GB residential, $0.75–$1/GB datacenter

Managed proxies on every run, paid from a prepaid balance. No surprise bills.

Creators keep 80% of paid fees

Sell Actors in the Store with pay-per-event pricing and request a payout once your available balance reaches the minimum. How it works.
//Store\\

Google Maps on the Scrape.ly Store

Ready-made Google Maps scrapers, with the Store price and platform usage as on each Actor page. Browse them all in the Store.

//At a glance\\

Scrape.ly vs Outscraper, side by side

Outscraper: Business data and enrichment service built around Google Maps, with reviews, contacts, and 50+ other sources, billed pay as you go per record.

Scrape.ly and Outscraper compared
FeatureScrape.lyOutscraper
What it isStore of ready-made scrapers, Google Maps and hundreds more, plus a platform for your ownGoogle Maps data and enrichment service with 50+ sources
Google Maps reviews$0.44 per 1,000, platform usage included$3 per 1,000 after the first 500 a month
Places with emails$4.75 per 1,000 places, emails and social links included$3 per 1,000 places, plus $3 per 1,000 domains for contacts
Free each month$5 of usage on any Actor, no credit cardFirst 500 records per service
APIEvery plan, including Free; SDKs and CLIListed on paid tiers
AI agentsHosted MCP server for Claude, Cursor, and other clientsAPI and SDKs
SourcesHundreds of Store Actors, plus your own codeGoogle Maps and 50+ other sources
Scheduling and deliverySaved tasks, cron schedules, Google Sheets, Slack, S3, n8n, webhooksTasks in the web app and the API
//Pricing\\

Pricing compared

Outscraper prices as listed on Oct 26, 2026 on their public pricing pages; check their site for current figures. Scrape.ly's current plans are on the pricing page.

Scrape.ly

Store Actors
A fixed price per 1,000 results, shown on each Actor page; the most used include compute, proxies and storage in it
Free plan
Monthly usage credit, no credit card to start
Paid plans
Raise concurrency and memory limits, and take up to 20% off Store Actor prices
Your own code
Compute, storage, proxy, and browser usage from the same prepaid USD balance
Residential proxy
$2–$4 per GB
Datacenter proxy
$0.75–$1 per GB
Spending control
Optional maximum charge per run; the run stops when it is reached

Outscraper

Pricing model
Pay as you go per service, with no monthly fee: each service has a free tier for the first records in a 30-day period, then a price per 1,000 records that falls with volume.
Free tier
Each service’s first records every 30 days are free: 500 Google Maps businesses, 500 reviews, and contacts from 500 domains.

Outscraper plans

Outscraper plans as listed on Oct 26, 2026
Outscraper planPriceIncludes
Google Maps businesses$3 per 1,000After the first 500 a month; API access
Google Maps reviews$3 per 1,000After the first 500 a month; API access
Emails and contacts$3 per 1,000 domainsAfter the first 500 domains a month
  • Outscraper prices above are its pay-as-you-go rates for usage up to 100,000 records per service in a 30-day period, as listed on its pricing page.
  • Scrape.ly Store Actors charge per result from a prepaid balance, with platform usage included: Google Maps places $3.81, reviews $0.44, places with emails $4.75 per 1,000. Scale and Business plans take a further Store discount.
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Feature by feature

Where Scrape.ly and Outscraper overlap, and where they take different approaches.

Google Maps data

Scrape.ly

The Google Maps Scraper returns places with names, addresses, ratings, review counts, categories, opening hours, phones, websites, and coordinates for any search term and location. Reviews and emails have their own Actors, so you pay only for what you pull.

Outscraper

Outscraper extracts Google Maps businesses and reviews, with emails, phones, and social profiles from company websites as an enrichment billed per 1,000 domains.

Beyond Google Maps

Scrape.ly

The Store covers hundreds of sites, from Amazon, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook to job boards and real estate, all on one balance. Developers can build and sell their own Actors.

Outscraper

Outscraper lists Google Maps and 50+ other sources.

API and AI agents

Scrape.ly

Every plan includes the REST API, JavaScript and Python clients, the scrapely CLI, and a hosted MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, or VS Code can run the Google Maps scrapers and read the results.

Outscraper

Outscraper lists API access on its paid tiers.

Scheduling and delivery

Scrape.ly

Save an input as a task, run it on a cron schedule, and send results to Google Sheets, Slack, S3, or n8n, or to any URL by webhook.

Outscraper

Tasks run from the web app or the API, with exports to CSV, Excel, Parquet, or JSON.

//Switching\\

How to switch from Outscraper

Keep your searches and locations, and point them at the Google Maps scrapers on Scrape.ly.

  1. 01

    Open the Google Maps Scraper

    Enter the same search terms and locations you use today, and compare the output fields.

    Google Maps scrapers →
  2. 02

    Add reviews or emails

    Run the Google Maps Reviews Scraper on the places you found, or use the Google Maps Email Extractor to get places with contacts in one run.

    Browse the Store →
  3. 03

    Schedule and deliver

    Save the input as a task, schedule it, and send results to Google Sheets, Slack, S3, or your own systems.

    Tasks, schedules, and integrations →
  4. 04

    Call it from code or an agent

    Run the scrapers over the API, or connect the hosted MCP server so your AI agent can build lead lists itself.

    Google Maps API →MCP server →
//Fit\\

When to choose which

Outscraper is a good fit for: Teams that only ever pull Google Maps businesses, in very large volumes.

Choose Scrape.ly if

  • You want Google Maps reviews at $0.44 per 1,000, not $3.
  • You want places and their emails, phones, and social links from one run.
  • You want the API, SDKs, and a hosted MCP server on the free plan too.
  • Your data comes from more than Google Maps: Amazon, LinkedIn, Instagram, job boards, and hundreds more.
  • You want to schedule runs and send results to Google Sheets, Slack, S3, or n8n.

Choose Outscraper if

  • You only ever pull Google Maps businesses, hundreds of thousands a month.
  • You want Parquet exports.

Worth knowing before you decide

  • Google Maps reviews cost $0.44 per 1,000 on the Scrape.ly Store, platform usage included, against $3 per 1,000 on Outscraper after its first 500.
  • The Google Maps Email Extractor returns places with emails, phones, and social links from their websites for $4.75 per 1,000. On Outscraper, places and contact enrichment are separate charges of $3 per 1,000 each.
  • Scrape.ly’s free plan includes $5 of usage every month to spend on any Actor, where Outscraper’s free tiers stop at 500 records per service.
  • The Scrape.ly API, SDKs, CLI, and hosted MCP server work on every plan, including the free one; Outscraper lists API access on its paid tiers.
  • Beyond Google Maps, the Scrape.ly Store covers hundreds of sites, from Amazon and LinkedIn to Instagram and job boards, all on one balance.

Need something custom, such as volume pricing or a managed scraper? Talk to us.

//FAQ\\

Scrape.ly vs Outscraper, answered

Short answers to common questions. The quick start and MCP docs go deeper.

Is Scrape.ly an alternative to Outscraper?

Yes, for Google Maps data and much more. The Google Maps Scraper returns places for $3.81 per 1,000, reviews cost $0.44 per 1,000, and places with emails $4.75, all with platform usage included.

How much does Outscraper cost?

As listed on Oct 26, 2026, Outscraper is pay as you go: the first 500 Google Maps businesses and 500 reviews in each 30-day period are free, then each costs $3 per 1,000 up to 100,000 records. Contacts from company websites cost $3 per 1,000 domains after the first 500.

Are Google Maps reviews cheaper on Scrape.ly?

Yes. The Google Maps Reviews Scraper costs $0.44 per 1,000 reviews with platform usage included, against $3 per 1,000 on Outscraper after its first 500.

Can I get emails from Google Maps businesses?

Yes. The Google Maps Email Extractor finds businesses on Google Maps and pulls emails, phone numbers, and social profile links from their websites in the same run, for $4.75 per 1,000 places.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Scrape.ly’s free plan includes $5 of usage every month, needs no credit card, and works with every Store Actor, the API, and the MCP server.

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Sources and method

Every Outscraper fact on this page comes from their public website and docs, read on Oct 26, 2026. Prices change, so check the linked pages before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Outscraper is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify their product. Scrape.ly is not affiliated with Outscraper.

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