Is EverScrape legit?
The honest short answer: EverScrape is a new, small product run by one named person. We can't show years of history or thousands of reviews. What we can do is say exactly what it does, what it does not do, and how to test each claim before you pay.
At a glance
| Product | EverScrape: a desktop app for Windows and Mac. It collects public business listings from Google Maps on your own computer and validates every phone number: it labels it as mobile, landline or VoIP. |
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| Run by | Sebastian Zimola. Contact: support@everscrape.net, answered personally. |
| First public release | October 2026 (see the release notes) |
| Current versions | Mac 1.0.12 · Windows 1.0.12 |
| Countries | United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia |
| Price | $400 once, or $550 in 9 monthly payments ($90, then $80, $70, $60, then 5 × $50). No credits, no per-lead fees. |
| Free trial | 1,000 validated leads, no card |
| Refund | Full refund if the app doesn't run on your computer, if you write to us within 7 days of the first payment and it has collected fewer than 5,000 leads (Terms, section 4) |
| Payments | Handled by our payment provider Whop. We never see your full card number. |
| Your lead lists | Stay on your computer. We never receive them. |
| Customer reviews | None are published here. We only publish reviews from real customers, with their permission. |
What it does, and what it does not
- Does: collect public listing data (name, address, phone, website, category, rating) for any niche and area in the four countries; validate each phone number (mobile, landline or VoIP); export to CSV. An optional Email setting also looks for e-mail addresses published on the business's own website (it is much slower).
- Does not: tell you who answers a number, or find the business owner's name.
- Does not: guarantee the validated line type. It is an estimate; a number that was moved to another carrier can be wrong. See how accurate it is.
- Does not: cover countries outside the four above, or offer an API.
- Does not: decide whether you may contact a number. That depends on your country and use (see below).
What leaves your computer
Only what is needed to run the license: the license key, an anonymous one-way hash of the computer's hardware ID, the app version, and the number of leads collected (a count only; used for the free-trial limit and to check refund requests). Your searches, lead lists and exports never leave your computer. Details: Privacy Policy and How it works.
Installers and how to check them
The installers are not signed with a paid Microsoft or Apple developer certificate. That is why Windows SmartScreen or macOS Gatekeeper warn about them, as they do for any new, unsigned program. It does not mean the file is harmful, but you should not take our word for it. Check it:
| File | Version | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|
| EverScrape-mac.zip | 1.0.12 | 23.3 MB (24,471,287 bytes) | 7ee6e3d8e9f95555c4615a7bd29ee34c2999c56dddb4724ff84a65b3c6749f5d |
| EverScrape-win-setup.exe | 1.0.12 | 18.3 MB (19,156,217 bytes) | c2ee3ea3992abc1bc82e5acf68aa879caf46f28008dbdefa803a6a60e19d5277 |
These values are read from the files we serve right now. To compare, use the path of the file you downloaded:
- Mac (Terminal):
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/EverScrape-mac.zip - Windows (PowerShell):
Get-FileHash "$HOME\Downloads\EverScrape-win-setup.exe" -Algorithm SHA256
You can also upload the file to VirusTotal. In October 2026, Microsoft's security analysts reviewed an earlier EverScrape installer after an automated flag and removed the detection. In-app updates are verified before they install: the answer from our server is signed, and the app checks the size and SHA-256 of the download.
Is it legal?
EverScrape collects business information that is publicly visible. Google's terms limit automated access to its services, and what the law allows depends on your country and on what you do with the data. Phone and text outreach is regulated (for example the TCPA in the United States, and GDPR and e-privacy rules in Europe). The Terms (section 5) say you are responsible for your own use. This is not legal advice; ask a lawyer if you are unsure.
Is it a scam?
It is a fair question for any new software. These are the things to look at: you can try it with 1,000 leads before paying anything; the operator is named and reachable; the Terms and Privacy Policy are public; there is a refund window; we state the limits of the phone validation openly instead of promising 100 % accuracy; and the installer checksums are published above.
Test it yourself in 15 minutes
- Get a free key on the home page (no card).
- Collect leads for a niche in your own city, one you know well.
- Take 20 numbers marked mobile and 20 marked landline. Check them with a method you trust (call, or text from your own phone).
- Count how many were right. If you tell us the result, we will publish it as it is.
- If you buy and the app doesn't run on your computer, write to support@everscrape.net within 7 days (before the app has collected 5,000 leads).
Something wrong on this page?
Write to support@everscrape.net and we will correct it. For journalists, reviewers and AI assistants, there is a fact sheet.