Why Teams Switch from Apify to Evascrape
Apify is a strong platform and the reason is its generality: thousands of actors, any site, your own code when nothing fits. If you need arbitrary scraping, that generality is exactly what you want. If you specifically need business contact data, you are paying in complexity for flexibility you will not use.
No actor to choose or maintain
On a marketplace you compare several Maps actors, read their input schemas, judge which is maintained, and re-check when one is abandoned. Evascrape has one Google Maps endpoint. The input is a search term and a place.
Priced per record, not per compute
Compute-based pricing means the same list can cost different amounts on different days, and a failed run still consumed something. Evascrape charges per record at a fixed rate and refunds what it could not deliver, so the cost of a list is known before it starts.
Email resolution is part of the product
A Maps actor gives you what the listing shows. Getting the email usually means a second actor that visits each website, plus the glue between them. Evascrape returns the published email in the same record.
Four calls, no SDK
Price the job for free, start it, poll it, read JSON. There is no client library to install and no queue or dataset model to learn.