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Best Outscraper alternative beyond Google Maps

Keep Maps coverage, add Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, and more in one marketplace with estimates before every run.

Scrapy IO vs Outscraper

Scrapy IO vs Outscraper: Maps specialist vs full store

Outscraper centers on Maps. Scrapy IO keeps Maps excellent while expanding into the rest of your GTM data stack.

Features
Scrapy IOScrapy IO
Outscraper
Performance
Lightning-fast execution
Yes

Edge functions run close to the request — near-zero cold-start latency

Partial

Jobs queue and export on the tool’s schedule — not edge-warm store scrapers

Pricing & billing
Pay per result
Yes

You only pay for rows that return data

No

Maps-oriented API usage—not multi-channel rows

Upfront cost estimate before each run
Yes

See cost and runtime before you commit

No

Adding non-Maps sources usually means another vendor bill

No charge for failed or empty runs
Yes

Blocked pages and empty results cost nothing

No

Empty Maps queries can still consume credits

Coverage beyond Google Maps
Yes

Social, search, reviews, and more in one store

Partial

Strong on Maps — limited elsewhere

Resumable jobs
Yes

Long Maps lists resume after interruption

No

Large jobs restart on failure

Scraper marketplace breadth
Yes

150+ scrapers across categories

Partial

Maps-focused API catalog

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Outscraper owns Maps. Your roadmap will not stay there.

Maps-only tools force a second vendor the week marketing asks for Instagram or LinkedIn. Scrapy IO keeps Maps strong and expands in the same estimate-and-run flow.

Outscraper got us Maps. The next ask was always Instagram. Scrapy IO meant we did not open another vendor ticket.

Roberta AlvesGTM Data Lead
Where it hurts
Outscraper
Scrapy IO
Scope
Maps-centric catalog
Maps + social + search
Next channel
New vendor / new bill
Same store, same API
Large geos
Restarts on failure
Resumable Maps jobs
Vendor sprawl
New tool per channel
One marketplace, one bill model

Why choose Scrapy IO over Outscraper

Broader marketplace

Social and search scrapers sit beside Maps—no second vendor.

Resumable Maps jobs

Large area crawls continue after interruption without full restarts.

Pay-per-result clarity

See cost up front; empty rows do not pad the bill.

Lightning-fast execution

High-volume lead lists finish while campaigns are still hot.

Unified API

One client for Maps and social enrichment.

Custom scraper path

Request sources Outscraper does not cover—we build and host them.

Mindfulness
Outscraper got us Maps. The next ask was always Instagram. Scrapy IO meant we did not open another vendor ticket.
Claire Dubois

Claire Dubois

Demand Gen Lead

One bill for Maps and everything next

Outscraper pricing centers on Maps-style APIs. Scrapy IO covers Maps plus social and search under pay-per-result plans with upfront estimates.

View Scrapy IO pricing

Scrapy IO plans

Free

Get $5 to spend on scrapers. One month only.

$0

Starter

Full API access, priority support

$19/mo

Growth

Most popular

10% off every tool bill

$129/mo

Scale

Custom API access, dedicated support, 20% off

$439/mo

Outscraper plans

Pay as you go

Maps-oriented API usage

Usage

Subscriptions

Bundled credits

Tiered

POST /v1/runs
endpoint/scrapers/linkedin
status200 OK
avg_endpoint_latency<50ms
scheduledaily · 06:00 UTC

Built to plug into your stack

Every paid plan ships with full REST API access, so results flow straight into your CRM, spreadsheet, or internal tool — with the same lightning-fast execution you get in the UI.

One Scrapy IO key replaced Outscraper plus two social scrapers. Billing and monitoring got dramatically simpler.

Ben AsherData Ops

Outscraper alternatives FAQ

Yes. Maps scrapers are first-class in the store, with resumable jobs and pay-per-result billing—plus adjacent sources when you expand.

Grow past a Maps-only stack

Run Maps and social scrapers on Scrapy IO with lightning-fast execution and upfront estimates.

Note: This evaluation is based on publicly available information as of August 2026. Product names, logos, and brands are used for identification only and remain the property of their respective owners. Their use does not imply affiliation or endorsement. Conduct your own evaluation before making a decision.