What is the best Outscraper alternative for lead generation?

For B2B lead generation, Kavex is a strong Outscraper alternative because it bundles Google Maps scraping, website email enrichment, email verification, LinkedIn and AI cold-email writing into one pay-per-result job, instead of stacking separate paid services for each step.

Is Kavex cheaper than Outscraper?

Outscraper's headline Google Maps price is about $3 per 1,000 results, but a fully enriched export — emails, contacts, phones and reviews — climbs to around $14 per 1,000. Kavex charges 5 credits ($0.005) per Maps lead and +2 credits for website email enrichment, so a fully enriched 1,000-lead list stays predictable, and new accounts get 1,000 free credits.

Can Kavex export Google Maps leads to CSV?

Yes. Every Kavex Google Maps job exports a clean CSV with business name, category, phone, website, address and rating, plus any enrichment columns you add — ready to import into Smartlead, Instantly, HubSpot or a dialer.

Does Kavex find emails and phone numbers like Outscraper?

Yes. Phone and website ship with every Google Maps lead. Add email enrichment to crawl each website for contact emails, and email verification to validate them — all inside the same job, with one CSV out.

Outscraper Alternative for B2B Lead Generation

Outscraper is a clean, capable scraper. If all you need is a raw pull of Google Maps places, it does the job. But most people searching for an Outscraper alternative are not unhappy with the Maps data — they are tired of two things: bolting on a separate paid service for every column they actually need, and watching a "$3 per 1,000" job quietly become a $14 one. And once the list exists, Outscraper hands you Maps rows and stops. You still have to find emails, verify them, pull the decision-makers off LinkedIn and write the outreach somewhere else.

Kavex is the version where all of that happens in one job. You define your ICP, run it, and a single enriched CSV comes out — Maps data, website emails, verified addresses and an optional AI-written first line — priced per result with nothing to stitch together.

Why people go looking for an Outscraper alternative

When you read past the headline price, three patterns show up again and again:

The price stacks. Outscraper's base Google Maps rate is about $3 per 1,000 results. Want emails? That is roughly another $3. Contact names, another $3. Phone enrichment, around $5. Reviews, another $3. A genuinely usable, fully enriched lead is closer to $14 per 1,000 — about a 4.7× jump from the number you first saw.
It is Maps-shaped. Outscraper lives on the Google surface. The moment your outbound needs LinkedIn job titles, company people or a written cold email, you are buying and wiring up other tools.
It is build-it-yourself glue. Each enrichment is a separate service call. You are the one joining the outputs into a single sequencer-ready file.

None of that means Outscraper is bad. It means it is a scraper, not an outbound workflow — and if you are doing outbound, the glue is the work.

What Kavex does differently

Kavex treats "scrape the businesses → enrich them → write the email" as one motion:

Find the businesses. Pick a category and a region (one city, a whole country, or a custom area) and the Google Maps scraper returns name, category, phone, website, address and rating at 5 credits per lead ($0.005).
Enrich in the same job. Toggle email enrichment (+2 credits/lead) to crawl each website for contact emails, email verification (+1 credit/email) to validate them, plus optional tech-stack, domain info or company insights. No second tool, no second export.
Add the people and the message. Pull decision-makers with LinkedIn company → people by job title, and have the AI cold-email writer (+10 credits) draft a personalized first line per lead.
Export one CSV. Every column lands in a single file — drop it straight into Smartlead, Instantly, lemlist, HubSpot or your dialer.

Same pay-per-result model you already like about Outscraper. Far less duct tape around it.

Side-by-side: Kavex vs Outscraper

	Kavex	Outscraper
Google Maps scraping	Yes — 5 cr/lead, phone + website included	Yes — ~$3 / 1,000 base
Email enrichment from websites	Built-in add-on (+2 cr/lead)	Separate paid service
Email verification	Built-in add-on (+1 cr/email)	Separate paid service
LinkedIn people by job title	Yes — company → people	No
AI cold-email writer	Yes — +10 cr/lead	No
Enrichment in one job, one CSV	Yes	Stack separate jobs
Pricing model	Pay-as-you-go credits	Pay-per-result, per service
Free to start	1,000 credits, no card	~500 free per scraper

A real workflow: 1,000 local businesses, enriched

Say you want every web-design agency and marketing studio in three metros, with a verified email and a written opener:

Google Maps, 1,000 leads → 5 credits each.
Email enrichment on each website → +2 credits each.
Email verification on what comes back → +1 credit per email found.
AI cold email on the keepers → +10 credits each.

You run it once, watch the progress bar, and download a single CSV where every row already has a phone, a website, a verified email and a first line written for it. In Outscraper, that is four services and a join. Here it is one job.

Honest take: when to stay on Outscraper

If you scrape only Google-surface data at very high volume — hundreds of thousands of results a month where Outscraper's per-unit price compresses — and you do your enrichment and outreach in tools you already trust, Outscraper is a perfectly good scraper and there is no reason to move. Outscraper also offers some niche scrapers (App Store, Tripadvisor, phone-number lookups) that Kavex does not. The case for switching is strongest when your real job is outbound: build the list, enrich it, and reach out — all in one place.

Try the all-in-one version free

Kavex gives every new account 1,000 free credits — about 500 fully enriched B2B leads — with no credit card. Pick a category and a city, run Google Maps, toggle email enrichment, and see one enriched CSV come out the other side.

Build your first lead list free →