GMB Scraper vs Productive: Which Is Better in 2026?

GMB Scraper is a Chrome extension for people who build lead lists from public Google Maps and Google Business Profile results. Search a category and a city, scan the result pages, and export a spreadsheet instead of copying each listing by hand.

The extension reads information that is already public on the listing: business name, phone, website, hours, ratings, reviews, social links, Place ID, CID, and coordinates. When a listing links out to a site, it can also pick up an email address that is published on that site. Results are de-duplicated so the same place does not land in the file twice.

Export is a CSV or XLSX file. Sales teams use it for outreach. Marketing agencies use it to build local prospect lists. Local SEO specialists use it to see who ranks in a market. Real estate researchers and franchise developers use it when they need a snapshot of businesses in an area. There is no code to write and no spreadsheet formula to maintain.

A free plan is available. Paid plans start at $39.90 per month when you need a higher volume of exports. The product is a browser extension, so it runs in Chrome on the machine of the person doing the research. It does not ask the user to place a badge on their website, and this listing is the free Tolodora page only.

If you are comparing ways to collect public Maps data, GMB Scraper sits between manual copy-paste and a heavy lead database. You stay in the browser, you keep the file, and you decide what to do with the rows. The website is https://www.gmbscraper.org/.

What problem it solves

Teams waste hours copying public Google Maps listings into spreadsheets. GMB Scraper collects the public fields and exports them.

Alternatives & competitors

A lighter alternative to hand-copying Maps results or buying a bulky lead database.

Productive is a unified agency-management platform that brings resources, projects and finances into one place for professional-services businesses. Instead of running delivery in one tool, timesheets in another and profitability in a spreadsheet, agencies use Productive to see the whole picture — who's working on what, whether projects are on budget, and how much money the business is actually making — in real time.

What is Productive?

Productive covers the full operational lifecycle of an agency: winning work through its built-in CRM, planning and delivering projects, tracking time and capacity, and managing the finances behind it all. Because everything shares one system, a signed deal flows into a planned project with allocated people and a budget, and the resulting time and costs feed straight into profitability reporting.

Who it's for

Productive is built for agencies, consultancies, IT-services firms, software companies, accounting firms and architecture and engineering organizations. It's designed for the people who run those businesses — operations teams, project managers and CFOs — who need real-time visibility into utilization, delivery and margins.

Key features

• Resource management with capacity planning, time tracking and time-off
• Project management with Gantt charts, docs and task automation
• Budgeting, profitability analysis and forecasting
• Invoicing, expense tracking and revenue recognition
• Built-in CRM plus an AI notetaker for client meetings
• Real-time dashboards with profitability by project and client

Finance-first visibility

What distinguishes Productive from generic project tools is how tightly it ties delivery to money. Budgets, profitability and forecasting are first-class features, and AI-assisted reporting surfaces profit margins by client so leaders can see which relationships actually pay. Scenario-building lets finance teams model different staffing and pricing decisions before committing to them.

Resource planning

Capacity planning shows who is over- or under-booked across upcoming work, so agencies can staff projects sensibly instead of burning out their best people or leaving billable time on the table. Tying that resourcing view to budgets means you can see the financial impact of how the team is allocated, not just the calendar.

Integrations

Productive connects with accounting software (Xero, QuickBooks, Sage), HR platforms (BambooHR, Personio), communication tools (Slack) and project systems (Jira), so it can consolidate agency operations without forcing teams to abandon the tools they depend on elsewhere.

Pricing

Productive offers tiered plans and a 14-day free trial, letting agencies evaluate the platform before committing. Because it replaces several separate tools with one system, the consolidation itself often offsets much of the cost, and pricing scales with the modules and team size an agency actually needs.

From sale to invoice in one flow

Productive's built-in CRM means the client relationship starts in the same system that will eventually deliver and bill the work, and an AI notetaker captures client meetings so nothing important gets lost. When a deal closes it becomes a budgeted project with people assigned, time is tracked against that budget as the work happens, and invoices plus revenue recognition follow from the same data. That unbroken flow from sale to invoice is what removes the manual re-entry and reconciliation that slow most agencies down.

Why choose Productive

For an agency that wants to stop guessing at profitability and juggling disconnected tools, Productive offers a single, finance-first platform that connects sales, delivery, resourcing and money. Its real-time visibility into utilization and margins helps service businesses deliver work profitably — and make better decisions with numbers they can actually trust.