Google Maps Scraper

Enter the keyword you'd use to find a business on Google Maps — pizza place, nail salon, or any category that fits your needs. Specific terms tend to yield cleaner, more accurate results. Broader, overlapping categories (e.g., burger joint, steakhouse, diner) can expand coverage but may reduce search efficiency.

⚠️ Searching for a specific business? When targeting a named location (e.g., Golden Spoon Cantonese Kitchen), always pair it with a city or country in the 📌 Location field to ensure more accurate results.

Use free text to define your location. Keep it concise - City + Country or State + Country tends to work better than combining all three.

Search area input priority is: custom_geojson > postal_code > base_location > country/state/city/county. This priority only chooses which input is accepted as the effective address. Except for user-provided custom_geojson, the script resolves the accepted address through the geocoding service to obtain the real polygon, then searches by polygon cell/grid segmentation.

The number of results to retrieve for each Search term. Larger values will increase processing time accordingly.

All result details come back in the language you choose here.

You can limit the places scraped by applying a Category filter. In a single job, you may select as many categories as you like, and you will be billed based on the actual number of results returned.

⚠️ Using categories can sometimes lead to false negatives—missing places you actually want—because many locations are not properly categorized, and Google Maps offers over 4,000 available categories, many of which are synonymous or closely related. As a result, category filters may inadvertently exclude relevant places.

To avoid this, you should list all the categories you wish to match, including their synonyms. For example, “Marketing agency,” “Digital marketing agency,” and “SEO agency” may be separate categories but often refer to the same type of business—so all should be included. For a complete list of categories, please refer to the detailed documentation.

Restrict results to places whose name exactly matches your 🔎 Search term, rather than any place containing that word. For example, searching "pizza" without this option returns all places with that word anywhere in the name; enabling it returns only places named exactly "Pizza."

Retrieve only places at or above a selected rating threshold. Unrated places will be excluded. Note that applying this filter reduces overall result volume, as lower-rated and unrated listings will be skipped.

Include or exclude places based on whether they have a website listed. Disabled by default.

When enabled, locations marked as temporarily or permanently closed will be filtered out, allowing you to focus solely on currently open places.

Open each place's detail page for deeper data extraction. This adds processing time since each place is visited individually.

Enabling this unlocks additional fields including rating, image_urls, hours/opening_hours, attributes, people_also_searc, open_status, hotel fields, and more.

This option must be enabled before using any of the features below.

Extract reservation-related information for places that support table booking — including direct booking links, and associated contact details such as name, address and phone. Only available for places with an active reservation option on Google Maps.

Retrieve the full online ordering setup for restaurants — covering available platforms and their URLs, menu links, as well as supported service types such as delivery, takeout, and dine-in where listed.

Pull in the "Web results" section displayed at the bottom of each place listing for additional context.

Gather essential business data and website URLs from Google Maps, and subsequently extract business emails and social media profiles—such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn—directly from those websites.

All included in your plan, no extra charges.

Note: Major chain brands (e.g., McDonald's, Starbucks, KFC, Subway, Burger King) are excluded by default, as their websites typically surface corporate-level contacts rather than local business information.

When enabled, this feature automatically enriches public data from identified social media accounts. It pulls in basic profile information (link, name, verification status), follower and subscriber counts, content engagement metrics (posts, videos, views, and more), along with associated business details - giving you a complete view of each account's social influence.

Feature Dependency Enabling this feature also turns on the "Company Contacts Enrichment (from website)" add-on. This ensures that all enriched social media data is correctly matched to the primary contact records for each domain.

Output All enriched social media data appears in the Social Profiles output view tab for easy access.

Enrich your results with detailed contact and company data, including employee names, job titles, email addresses, phone numbers, LinkedIn profiles, industry, company size, and more.

Use this setting to control the maximum number of leads to collect for each place. The system will retrieve the specified number of contacts for each place that has a website.

⚠️ Please note: some fields may contain personal data. Make sure your collection and use of this data complies with applicable local data protection laws. If you are unsure whether your use case is legally compliant, consult a qualified legal professional.

Use this filter to retrieve contacts with specific job levels, such as Owner, Executive, Partner, Vice President, Director, and Manager.

To use this feature, first enable "Business Leads Enrichment" and set the number of contacts to retrieve per business location.

Note: Some contact job titles may be categorized incorrectly.

Once enabled, the system validates email addresses extracted during the business customer information enrichment process.

The following verification statuses are supported: valid, invalid, disposable, catch-all, unknown, and verification_failed.

Master switch for review scraping. Must be turned on to collect reviews.

⚠️ Enabling this feature may reduce overall scraping speed.

Set the number of reviews to retrieve per place. Defaults to 5 when enabled. Leave this field empty to skip review collection entirely.

⚠️ The "Enable Reviews" toggle must be enabled for this setting to take effect; otherwise, no data will be collected.

Defines how reviews are ordered before scraping begins.

Retrieve only reviews containing specific keywords. Leave blank to collect all reviews.

Collect public profile information for each reviewer, including their name, profile URL, and photo URL. The review URL is also included. Note: reviewId is always captured regardless of this setting.

⚠️ ⚠️ Personal data is protected under the GDPR in the European Union and other data privacy regulations worldwide. You should only collect or scrape personal data if you have a clear, legitimate legal basis. If you are uncertain whether your use case is compliant, we recommend consulting with legal counsel.

Set the number of images to retrieve for each place.

Higher values return more images but may increase processing time. Use a larger value if you need more available images.

Leave this field empty to skip fetching additional images.

Returns the author information for each image.

⚠️ Enabling this option may increase processing time, as additional requests are required to retrieve image author details.

Specify the country for your data collection, e.g., Canada.

Specify the state for your data collection, e.g., California.

⚠️ Automatically generated city boundaries can be narrower than anticipated (e.g., they may miss surrounding built-up areas). To expand your coverage, use country, state, county, city, or postal code instead.

Need finer control? Visit the Custom Search Area tool to create polygon shapes that define your exact scraping zone.

"county" is not a globally standardized administrative unit. In the United States it refers to a county-level division, while in other countries it may have no direct equivalent or only partial correspondence with similar administrative levels.

Specify the postal code of your target area, e.g., 90210.

⚠️ Combine Postal code only with 🗺️ Country — never with 🏙️ City. Only one postal code can be entered at a time.

Optional. Manually define your search boundary using coordinate pairs when other location parameters do not meet your needs. Supports both polygon and circle shapes.

Paste a GeoJSON Polygon, MultiPolygon, FeatureCollection, Circle, or Point with radiusKm. Coordinates must use GeoJSON order: [longitude, latitude].

When provided, this custom area has priority over postal_code, Location, and structured location fields. It is used directly as the polygon cell/grid search area.

Extract up to 300 place results from a Google Maps search URL.

Supports standard Google Maps URLs (including google.com/maps/), Google Maps CID links, goo.gl/maps short URLs, and custom place list URLs.

Retrieve specific place data using one or more Google Maps Place IDs.

Add Place IDs individually or use Bulk Edit to quickly import multiple IDs in bulk.

Extract place data visible within the current Google Maps area.

Expanding the search area can return more results but may increase processing time.