Google Maps Leads Scraper | City, ZIP & Country Search

Search Google Maps by city, ZIP code, country, or custom location and extract leads, business details, contacts, and reviews without running a browser.

This actor uses Google Maps request endpoints directly, so it stays lighter than a browser-based scraper while still returning structured results at scale.

🚀 What it does

• Search Google Maps by query and location
• Support city, ZIP/postal code, country, or custom location text
• Collect place IDs, names, addresses, coordinates, ratings, categories, contacts, and websites
• Keep the public form focused on query, location, and place count
• Review collection is controlled internally for operators

⚙️ How it works

• query is the business keyword you want
• locationType tells the actor whether location is a city, ZIP/postal code, country, or custom text
• location is the actual search area
• The public actor always returns business details
• Review collection is optional and controlled by operator defaults

🧾 Input

• query: search phrase to run in Google Maps
• locationType: choose city, zip, country, or custom
• location: city name, ZIP/postal code, country, or custom text
• maxPlaces: number of places to collect

📦 Output

• One dataset item per place
• Compact overview rows in the Apify Console dataset view
• Nested reviews array only when reviews are enabled
• A run summary stored in OUTPUT

✨ Examples

{
  "query": "restaurants",
  "locationType": "city",
  "location": "New York",
  "maxPlaces": 20
}

{
  "query": "dentists",
  "locationType": "zip",
  "location": "78701",
  "maxPlaces": 10
}

{
  "query": "hotels",
  "locationType": "country",
  "location": "United States",
  "maxPlaces": 15
}

{
  "query": "coffee shops",
  "locationType": "custom",
  "location": "Brooklyn near Prospect Park",
  "maxPlaces": 10
}

🛠️ Notes

• Concurrency, pacing, language, country defaults, review limits, and map-center fallback settings are handled internally for operators.
• This actor uses undocumented Google Maps request endpoints and positional-array responses.
• Google can change those payloads without notice, so some maintenance may be required over time.