Prospect Locally vs Scrap.io

Two tools that share a starting point

Scrap.io is a map data extractor. You pick a business category and an area, and it exports every place it finds on Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Bing Maps, with names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, websites, social media links, and review data. It also lets you start from a phone number, an email, or a website and find the matching place, and it fills in a spreadsheet you upload.

Prospect Locally starts from the same Google Maps search and goes one step further for outreach. Each business comes back with an owner name, emails, phone numbers labeled mobile, landline, or VoIP with their carrier, and text from its website. You export the list as CSV or let an AI assistant run the search for you.

How the pricing differs

Scrap.io sells plans that differ in two ways: how many places you can export each month, and how wide an area you can search. Basic costs $49 a month, or $35 a month billed yearly, and includes 10,000 export credits. Professional, Agency, and Company raise the credits to 20,000, 40,000, and 100,000 and cost $99, $199, and $499 a month. Each place counts once in a 30-day period, and the credits do not carry over from one month to the next.

The search area is tied to the plan. Basic searches by city, Professional adds the county or equivalent division, Agency adds the state or region, and only Company searches a whole country. Drawing a polygon on the map is also a Company feature. A free trial lasts 7 days and covers up to 100 leads.

Prospect Locally sells one monthly credit allowance that covers the whole lead. Starter costs $39 a month with 10,000 credits, and Agency costs $97 a month with 50,000 credits. Yearly billing lowers both, and a campaign takes one niche and many locations.

Where Scrap.io is the better fit

• You need places outside Google Maps. Scrap.io also reads Apple Maps and Bing Maps and lists 195 countries on its home page.
• You search by shape. Radius and polygon searches let you cover a neighborhood or a business district that no city or county boundary matches.
• You start from contact details. Reverse search finds the place behind a phone number, an email, or a website, and file enrichment completes a list you already own.
• You search a whole country at once. Only the Company plan allows it, with 100,000 export credits a month.

Where Prospect Locally is the better fit

• You contact the owner. The Scrap.io pages we read list business emails and social links but do not describe an owner name, and Prospect Locally reads one from the business website.
• You call or text. Prospect Locally labels each phone number as mobile, landline, or VoIP and names the carrier, so you can skip the numbers that cannot receive a text.
• You want the website itself. Prospect Locally keeps text from each business website next to the contact details, which helps you write a message that fits the business.
• You want to start without a card. Every account gets free credits that do not expire and does not enter a card, and a campaign refunds the credits it did not use.

Where the two tools overlap

Both tools return Google Maps business data, business emails, and social profile links, and both export to CSV. Both search across many locations, run an MCP server for AI assistants, and offer an API.

What the table does not say

A cell that reads "Not listed" means the Scrap.io pages we read do not state the feature. It does not mean the feature is missing. For example, Scrap.io's trial is described by its length and lead count, and its pages do not say whether the trial asks for a card, so that row reads "Not listed".

Every cell links to the page it was read from, and the note under the table gives the day we checked. Prices and features change, so open the linked page before you decide.