Maps Data + Emails
The Best Outscraper Alternative for B2B Lead Generation in 2026
One endpoint that returns business records with contact details already resolved, instead of a catalogue of extractors you assemble yourself.
Quick Answer:
The best Outscraper alternative is Evascrape when what you actually need is business contact data rather than a general extraction platform. You send a search term and a place, you get back the businesses with address, phone, website and the email published on their site, as JSON or CSV, billed per record with the undelivered part refunded automatically.
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Why Teams Switch from Outscraper to Evascrape
Outscraper is a broad data-extraction service and Google Maps is one of many things it can pull. That breadth is the point of the product, and it is also the reason a team that only needs business contact data ends up carrying more surface than it uses.
Evascrape does three sources and nothing else: Google Maps, Apollo.io and LinkedIn. Every field it returns exists to help you contact a business. There is no catalogue to browse and no decision about which extractor fits, because there is one endpoint per source.
The email is part of the job, not a second step
Map listings rarely carry an email address. Evascrape visits the business website and returns the address it publishes, in the same record as the phone and the postal address. That resolution step is usually the reason a home-grown Maps pipeline stalls.
You pay for what is delivered
The balance is charged when the job starts, at the count you requested, and anything that could not be delivered is refunded automatically when the job finishes. Asking for 500 places when 320 exist costs the price of 320.
Shaped for scripts and agents
Four calls: price the job for free, start it, poll it, read JSON. Errors are JSON with stable codes. An assistant can drive the whole loop without a browser or an SDK.
Outscraper Pricing vs Evascrape Pricing
We do not publish Outscraper's prices here. Their pricing is usage-based and changes, and a stale number in a comparison table is worse than no number. Check their pricing page for the current figures. What follows is our side, which we can verify.
Outscraper Pricing
- Outscraper: usage-based pricing that varies by service. See their pricing page for current rates and quotas.
- Evascrape, Google Maps: $12 per 1,000 records
- Evascrape, Apollo.io and LinkedIn: $9 per 1,000 records
- Evascrape, optional email verification: $5 per 1,000, charged on top
- Evascrape, records without an email address: billed at a reduced rate
Evascrape Pricing
- Apollo Scraper: $9 per 1,000 leads
- LinkedIn Scraper: $9 per 1,000 leads
- Google Maps Scraper: $12 per 1,000 leads
- Email verification: +$5 per 1,000 (optional)
- No monthly fees, no contracts
Annual Savings Example:
A 1,000-record Google Maps job costs $12.00 on Evascrape and is charged when the job starts. If only 640 places match, $4.32 comes back automatically, so the job costs $7.68. There is no monthly minimum and credits do not expire.
How to Migrate from Outscraper to Evascrape
- Sign up for a free Evascrape account at app.evascrape.com/signup
- Import your existing target lists from Outscraper (CSV format supported)
- Start scraping on a pay-per-lead basis, no contract, no commitment, cancel anytime
There is nothing to migrate in the usual sense: both return files. Create an API key, run one job at the smallest size, and compare the file with what you get today. The $2.00 signup credit covers a first run of roughly 160 Maps records, which is enough to judge field coverage before committing anything.
Data Compliance & Privacy
Evascrape is fully GDPR compliant and CCPA aligned. We extract publicly available business data only, never private or restricted information. Evascrape collects publicly available business data only, never private messages and never login-protected content, and is aligned with GDPR and CCPA. Removal requests go through the compliance page.