How much does Outscraper's Google Maps scraper cost?

$3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, then $1 per 1,000 - read from Outscraper's own pages as archived on 17 to 23 June 2026; the live site refuses automated reading. Prices change, so check theirs before you buy. Leadity prices the delivered lead instead: a business record is $3 to $12 per 1,000, and a record with a carrier-verified mobile $16 to $58.

Is Leadity cheaper than Outscraper?

Per raw record, no: Outscraper lists $3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, then $1 per 1,000, and a Leadity business record is $3 to $12 per 1,000. Leadity is priced for the filtered lead instead - 1,000 records with a carrier-verified mobile cost $16 to $58, and a number that fails the line type you ordered is never billed.

What do 1,000 mobile numbers cost on Outscraper?

It depends on the trade, because every record is bought whether or not its number turns out to be a mobile. At Outscraper's published rates for records and for the line-type lookup, 1,000 mobiles come to at least $14 for landscapers, where 55.7% of listings carry one, and $22 for hvac contractors, where 34.2% do - before repeat businesses, results outside the area or any cleaning, which that figure leaves out. Leadity bills the mobile itself: $16 to $58 for 1,000, whatever the trade.

How do you run Outscraper, and how do you run Leadity?

Outscraper: a web app and an API. Leadity runs in the browser - pick a niche and a US or Canadian area, choose the filters, and export a CSV.

Leadity's is: every order is scraped from Google Maps when it runs, never served from a stored list.

Comparison

Outscraper alternative: Leadity scrapes live, checks every number against its carrier record, and bills only the leads that pass.

Outscraper sells Google Maps records pay-as-you-go, with a phone line-type lookup, email finding and email verification sold as separate services. Leadity scrapes live for one niche and area, checks every number against its carrier record, and bills only the leads that pass, from $0.0032 a record.

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Outscraper vs Leadity. Same Google Maps source, a different shape.

OutscraperLeadity

Price$3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, then $1 per 1,000A business record $3 to $12 per 1,000; with a carrier-verified mobile $16 to $58 per 1,000 delivered

Free allowanceThe first 500 records every 30 days100 free credits for watching the welcome video

Phone dataThe listing's number; a separate lookup returns mobile or landline and the carrier, $5 per 1,000 after 25 freeThe listing's number, classified mobile, landline or VoIP against its NANPA thousand block; keep one type for +0.8 credit

No-website listNot confirmed on a page we could readA per-lead filter on what the listing shows, +1 credit

Names of peopleNames and titles on some records, per its emails and contacts pageThe owner's name, +2.5 credits, delivered only when independent sources agree

EmailAn emails and contacts scraper at $3 per 1,000 domains with contacts found, and an email verifier at $3 per 1,000Filters that deliver only businesses whose site publishes an address (+0.8), or a verified one (+1.3)

Reviews$3 per 1,000 reviews after 500 free0.02 credit per review scraped

How you run itA web app and an APIIn the browser: pick a niche and an area, choose the filters

ExportCSV, Excel, Parquet or JSONCSV, or the same rows as an Excel file

Outscraper's column is read off its own pages on 2026-09-23 (read from Outscraper's own pages as archived on 17 to 23 June 2026; the live site refuses automated reading). Prices change - check theirs before you buy. Leadity's column is generated from our live rate table. All four compared.

What 1,000 mobiles cost. Per trade, from Outscraper's own rates and our own counts.

A list of mobiles on Outscraper is two purchases: the records, and a line-type lookup on every number to find out which are mobiles. How many records that takes depends on the trade - on how many of its listings carry a mobile at all, which we count on every scrape. At Outscraper's published rates, that is at least:

1,000 mobiles ofOutscraper, at leastLeadity

Roofing contractors - 43.2% of listings carry one$17: 2,315 records and 2,104 lookups$16 to $58, for the 1,000 mobiles

HVAC contractors - 34.2% of listings carry one$22: 2,924 records and 2,705 lookups$16 to $58, for the 1,000 mobiles

Plumbers - 38.7% of listings carry one$20: 2,584 records and 2,478 lookups$16 to $58, for the 1,000 mobiles

Landscapers - 55.7% of listings carry one$14: 1,796 records and 1,694 lookups$16 to $58, for the 1,000 mobiles

House cleaning services - 55.4% of listings carry one$14: 1,806 records and 1,719 lookups$16 to $58, for the 1,000 mobiles

A floor, not a quote: it prices only what Outscraper's rate card shows. Whatever it costs there when a neighbouring search returns a business again, when a result falls outside the area you searched, for enrichment past the lookup, or for the time spent sorting the rows is not in it - we have not measured those on Outscraper. Leadity bills the mobile itself, and a repeat sighting or a number that is not a mobile is never billed. Our range is our smallest plan to our largest.

When Outscraper is the better choice. An honest take - a balanced comparison helps you choose right.

Outscraper is the better choice for bulk data across many Google data types - places, reviews, emails and phone lookups, each bought separately and priced per thousand - which suits a data team assembling its own tables.

When Leadity wins.

If your job is to call or text the owner - cold-calling, SMMA, selling AI or SaaS to local businesses - you want a number that is a mobile by its carrier record, scraped live, with a no-website filter, the owner's name when you ask for it, and a per-lead price that never charges you for a row you would have thrown away.

What is actually different.

The filters run INSIDE the scrape. Every number is checked against the carrier's own thousand-block record as it is found, and a lead that fails the line type you ordered is never delivered and never charged - so you pay for the list you asked for rather than for rows you then have to clean. Outscraper is a capable tool with a different shape: you take the rows, and anything beyond the listing is priced on top as you use it.

The Custom filter cards from the Search leads page: phone filter set to mobile only, website filter, get owner name, business reviews and niche match — Leadity's filters, as the order page shows them: each is chosen before the scrape runs and priced per lead.

Outscraper alternative FAQ.

$3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, then $1 per 1,000 - read from Outscraper's own pages as archived on 17 to 23 June 2026; the live site refuses automated reading. Prices change, so check theirs before you buy. Leadity prices the delivered lead instead: a business record is $3 to $12 per 1,000, and a record with a carrier-verified mobile $16 to $58.
Per raw record, no: Outscraper lists $3 per 1,000 records up to 100,000, then $1 per 1,000, and a Leadity business record is $3 to $12 per 1,000. Leadity is priced for the filtered lead instead - 1,000 records with a carrier-verified mobile cost $16 to $58, and a number that fails the line type you ordered is never billed.
It depends on the trade, because every record is bought whether or not its number turns out to be a mobile. At Outscraper's published rates for records and for the line-type lookup, 1,000 mobiles come to at least $14 for landscapers, where 55.7% of listings carry one, and $22 for hvac contractors, where 34.2% do - before repeat businesses, results outside the area or any cleaning, which that figure leaves out. Leadity bills the mobile itself: $16 to $58 for 1,000, whatever the trade.
Outscraper: a web app and an API. Leadity runs in the browser - pick a niche and a US or Canadian area, choose the filters, and export a CSV.
Leadity's is: every order is scraped from Google Maps when it runs, never served from a stored list.

Switch from Outscraper.

Pick a niche and a US area, flip on the no-website filter, and pull carrier-verified mobiles live - from $0.016/lead.