Architect email list: the free list and the full one
Finding architect email addresses requires a separate Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder run, which reads each business's own website. The free architect lists offer names for research but contain no email addresses.
The numbers
| Named on the free lists | 1,163 architects in 35 cities (Germany, United Kingdom, France, Australia, United States, Canada, Ireland, Netherlands) |
|---|---|
| Largest city lists | Berlin 148; London 130; Paris 123 |
| Records listing a website | 50% |
| Email on the map record (a yes/no flag in the free CSV; the email address itself is never shown or included) | 10% |
| Phone on the map record (the number is shown only for clear business premises, never for sole traders) | 30% |
| Non-chain, no website listed (edited in the last 4 years) | 358 |
| Where the email addresses come from | only from a run of a Google Maps source, which reads each business's own website; the free lists contain no email addresses |
| Complete list with phones and emails | Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder, $0.99 per 1,000 results plus a start fee and platform usage, on the Apify Store |
Step by step in Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder
- Open Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder on the Apify Store and sign in or create a free account (the Free plan includes $5 a month to spend).
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Fill in the form:
Field Set it to What do you want to do? Search Google Maps for businesses Search phrases architects in Berlin, Germany, one search per line; add a line per neighbourhood or postcode for a big city (one Google Maps search shows about 120 places) Country Germany US state All (nationwide) Find emails and social profiles leave it ticked (it is ticked when the form opens): this is what reads each business website for emails Which places to save Only businesses with an email (if you only want rows with an email) Maximum leads 1,000, the rows you want in all - Click Start. For 1,000 rows the run costs about $1.39 (results and start fee), plus platform usage at $0.80 per hour of run time.
- When the run finishes, open its Output tab and use Export to download CSV or Excel.
- Check a sample before you send: the emails are read from each business website, so a role address (info@, office@) is normal. Follow the outreach rules of the country you email.
Set the scope at practice or office level before selecting architects in a city such as Berlin. That choice gives you a consistent basis for reviewing names and deciding whether a shared practice inbox belongs in your contact list.
- Download the free architect CSV for your selected city.
- Shortlist the practices or offices you want to research.
- Read the Store listing's result pricing, start fee and platform usage terms.
- Run Google Maps Business Lead & Email Finder for architects in that city.
- Match each returned contact to the intended practice or office.
- Export the checked architect contacts.
Where this usually breaks
The free CSV's email flag records whether an email exists on the map record; the address is never included. A practice contact also needs careful labelling: confirm whether it serves an office, the whole practice or a named person before using it.
What to check before you use the list
Check the practice name, office location and website connection. Missing website information means no website is listed, so investigate further before classifying the practice. Free-list phone numbers are shown only for clear business premises, never for sole traders. Check the OpenStreetMap licence if you plan to redistribute the list.
Questions
Is there a free architect email download?
The free download lists architects without email addresses. Obtaining available emails requires the separate website-reading run.
Does the list identify a named architect's inbox?
The free list contains no inbox addresses at all. For any address returned by the contact search, inspect the practice website to identify its recipient.
What if an architect has no website listed?
Keep that record in a separate research shortlist if it is relevant. Verify the practice's web presence before treating the missing listing as a business characteristic.
Can the free list be used for phone research?
Phone numbers are shown only for clear business premises and never for sole traders. Check that any visible number reaches the office you intend to contact.