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The closest comparison on this site. Both are pay-as-you-go, both do Google Maps leads, and the real difference is how many billed steps stand between a search and a usable row.
pricing checked 2026-08-07 · corroborated from third parties
Outscraper is a pay-as-you-go data platform with a large catalog of Google services and a genuinely cheap base rate for Maps listings. There is no subscription, which puts it in the same category as SenseCollect rather than opposite it.
The structural difference is task stacking. Outscraper prices the base scrape, the email enrichment, the email verification, and the phone lookup as separate billed services. SenseCollect prices the finished row once.
Pay-as-you-go with no monthly fee. Roughly $3 per 1,000 Maps records after a free allowance, falling to about $1 per 1,000 at very high volume. Enrichments are billed separately — email enrichment adds roughly $3 per 1,000 domains, with verification and phone lookup billed again on top. A fully enriched B2B row lands near $14 per 1,000 once the tasks are stacked.
Per row returned, enrichment included. No subscription, no expiry.
Figures for Outscraper checked on 2026-08-07. Source: Third-party pricing reviews. Outscraper's own pricing page blocks automated access, so these figures are corroborated across independent sources rather than read first-hand. Prices change without notice — verify before deciding on cost alone.
Take the job to its actual finish line — rows you can send an email to — and count every billed step on the way there.
| Step | Outscraper | SenseCollect |
|---|---|---|
| Base Maps listings | ~$3 | Included in the row |
| Email enrichment | ~$3 more, billed as its own task | Included in the row |
| Verification and phone lookup | Billed again on top | verify=true; rows that fail are dropped and not charged |
| Total for 1,000 finished rows | ~$14 | $21.04–$32.30 enriched, more with verification on |
| Rows with no deliverable contact | Billed — you paid for the lookup either way | Free — dropped before the charge |
On listings alone Outscraper is cheaper than us and we are not going to argue the point. The money converges once enrichment is stacked, and the thing that actually differs is what happens to the rows that turn out to be junk: Outscraper bills the lookup that found nothing, and we do not charge for a row whose contact does not verify.
| Dimension | Outscraper | SenseCollect |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | None — pay as you go | None — pay as you go |
| Base listing rate | Lower per record than ours | Higher, because enrichment is in the row |
| Steps to a finished row | Base scrape plus enrichment plus verification, billed separately | One call |
| Rows that fail verification | Charged | Dropped and not charged |
| Service catalog | Broad across Google services, reviews, and phone data | Google Maps, Amazon reviews, TikTok |
| Agent access | REST API | REST API plus an MCP server on the same key |
| Duplicate protection | Handled on your side | Claimed leads are excluded from later searches automatically |
| Published error reference | Documented in their docs | Public per-source error pages |
For base Google Maps listings, yes. Once email enrichment and verification are stacked as separate billed tasks the two land close together, and rows that fail verification cost nothing here and something there.
How many billed steps sit between a search and a usable row. Outscraper prices each enrichment as its own task; SenseCollect prices the finished row once and drops undeliverable rows before charging.
They were corroborated across independent pricing reviews on 7 August 2026, not read from Outscraper's own page, which blocks automated access. Treat them as indicative and check their site before making a decision on price alone.