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One click to extract Local Business Data from Yelp and export leads to CSV files. Overview: This tool helps you easily extract local business leads from yellow page websites like Yelp, including phone numbers, Email, social media links, websites, and addresses. With just one search on Yelp, the scraper automatically extracts the business data you need. You can even export the results to a CSV or Excel file with a single click. Features: ✅ Extracts business name, email, phone, website, and address from search results page ✅ Automatically extracts from all search result pages ✅ Collects local leads when you search ✅ Find phone numbers from profile page (if available) ✅ Auto find Email, social media links like instagram, facebook etc. ✅ Export results to CSV/XLSX How to Use? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRQ_OBkix0g Is it free? - Yes, it's free! You can access basic functionalities or upgrade for more features. Feedback and support: - If you have any questions or need support, please contact us here: https://forms.gle/K5jmbN1yQ6jvKcNv7 Privacy and security: - We take your privacy seriously. All data scraped are processed locally and will never be transmitted to our servers. We do not keep your data. Disclaimer This extension is an independent, third-party tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Yelp or its parent company in any way.
Jul 26, 2026
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