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G Maps Crawl vs Lemlist

Both sit in lead generation. Here is how they differ on the things you can actually check.

On price: G Maps Crawl starts $50 a month cheaper than Lemlist ($19 against $69, 72% less) on its Lite tier. Paying annually takes Lemlist to $55/mo (20% off). Both figures were read from the vendors' own pricing pages on the dates shown below.

G Maps Crawl

gmapscrawl.com

Search Google Maps by keyword and place, such as coffee shops in Austin, and get a saved list of the businesses it finds with name, address, phone, website, categories, rating, review count and opening hours. Paid plans also find the email addresses and social profiles published on each business's website and export to CSV, Excel or JSON. It comes as a hosted scraper with nothing to install, a browser extension, a REST API and an MCP server for AI agents, each with its own plans and allowance. The free plan gives 1,000 records a month with basic business details, and it says it is not affiliated with Google.

Free planLead Generation
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Lemlist

lemlist.com

Sequences that mix email, LinkedIn steps and calls, with image and video personalisation and a built-in warm-up network.

Lead Generation
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G Maps Crawl and Lemlist compared attribute by attribute
 G Maps CrawlLemlist
Entry price$19/mo$69/mo
Entry planLiteEmail
Paid annually—$55/mosave 20%
Price checked7 Nov 202619 Oct 2026
Pricing modelFree planFree trial
Free planYesNo
CategoryLead GenerationLead Generation
Around since—2018

Every price here was read from the vendor's own pricing page, most recently on 7 Nov 2026. Entry tier only — vendors change pricing without notice.

G Maps Crawl vs Lemlist, answered

Is G Maps Crawl cheaper than Lemlist?
Yes. G Maps Crawl starts at $19 a month against Lemlist's $69, 72% less.
Do G Maps Crawl or Lemlist have a free plan?
G Maps Crawl publishes an ongoing free plan; Lemlist does not.
What is the difference between G Maps Crawl and Lemlist?
G Maps Crawl: Search Google Maps by keyword and place, such as coffee shops in Austin, and get a saved list of the businesses it finds with name, address, phone, website, categories, rating, review count and opening hours. Paid plans also find the email addresses and social profiles published on each business's website and export to CSV, Excel or JSON. It comes as a hosted scraper with nothing to install, a browser extension, a REST API and an MCP server for AI agents, each with its own plans and allowance. The free plan gives 1,000 records a month with basic business details, and it says it is not affiliated with Google. Lemlist: Sequences that mix email, LinkedIn steps and calls, with image and video personalisation and a built-in warm-up network.
Which one is cheaper paid annually?
G Maps Crawl, whichever way you pay: even month to month it is $19, under Lemlist's $55 a month paid yearly. We could not read a yearly price for G Maps Crawl, which is $19 month to month, while Lemlist drops to $55 a month paid yearly (20% off).

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