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Google Maps Scraper vs Twenty
Open source CRM, not a scraping service
Google Maps ScraperThe most efficient way to scrape Google Maps at scaleSide by side
- What it is
- Google Maps Scraper:Scrapes Google Maps business data at scale with fast, low-cost per result pricing.
- Twenty:Twenty is an open-source, self-hosted CRM that aims to compete with Salesforce.
- Best for
- Google Maps Scraper:High-volume Google Maps data extraction
- Twenty:Self-hosted open-source CRM
- Who it’s for
- Google Maps Scraper:Developers and marketers needing bulk location data for lead generation or analysis.
- Twenty:Businesses and developers needing a customizable, free CRM solution
- Pricing
- Google Maps Scraper:Paid
- Twenty:Free
- Plans
- Google Maps Scraper:Starter (Bronze) $50.00 / month per month · Scale (Silver) $50.00 / month per month · Business (Gold) $50.00 / month per month
- Twenty:—
- Open source
- Google Maps Scraper:—
- Twenty:Yes, 57,554 GitHub stars
- DevHunt upvotes
- Google Maps Scraper:0
- Twenty:26
- Launched on DevHunt
- Google Maps Scraper:Jun 2026
- Twenty:Jan 2023
Google Maps Scraper features
- Full-request based scraping. Uses full HTTP requests for faster, cheaper data collection.
- Customizable grid size. Set grid cell side length (km) to balance speed and completeness.
- Extra fields toggle. Optionally capture reviews, hours, price level, requiring more memory.
- Dynamic max results. Control results per area or let the algorithm decide based on density.
- Rich output schema. Returns place ID, contact info, ratings, categories, hours, and more.
- Multi-location input. Scrape multiple cities or states in a single run, recommended within one country.
Twenty features
- Open source. The code is publicly available and can be freely modified.
- Self-hostable. Can be deployed on your own servers for full control.
- Modern UI. Provides an easy-to-use, contemporary interface.
- Powerful built-in features. Includes core CRM capabilities such as contact and pipeline management.
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