Google Maps Scraper

Type what you want to search for as you would write it into the Google Maps search bar, e.g. restaurant or pet shelter. You can also add location here, e.g. restaurant Pittsburgh, but then you will only get around 120 results per search (Google's scrolling limit on a single search).

Set the country where the search should be carried out, e.g., United States. If used without city or other geolocation parameters, the scraper will scan the whole country! Currently, the scraper doesn't work well for full-country searching of sparsely populated countries like USA or Russia. For these, prefer searching city by city or focus on populated states.

Set the city where the search should be carried out, e.g., Pittsburgh.

This is the maximum number of results you will obtain for each search term or URL. A higher number will take longer to scrape. If you want to scrape all places available, set this value to 9999999.

Results details will show in this language.

Maximum number of images per place. If you fill in 0 or nothing, no images will be scraped. To extract all images, type 99999 into the field. The higher the number, the slower the search.

The results will only show place URLs, but not other details. This is extremely fast and efficient.

This is the maximum number of reviews per place. If you fill in '0' or leave the field empty, no reviews will be scraped. To extract all reviews, type '99999' into the field. Enabling this feature might slow the search down.

If checked, the scraper will produce one row of results for each review. The other information about the place is copied into each row. Choose this if you need CSV friendly results.

Format should be YYYY-MM-DD, e.g., 2022-02-20

Define in which order reviews should be sorted.

Google automatically adds translated text to the original. You can adjust this behavior here.

If you fill in a keyword(s), only reviews containing the keyword(s) will be scraped. If you leave the field empty, all reviews will be scraped.

If checked, the scraper will extract the reviewer's name - please, keep in mind the above personal data warning.

Set a state where the search should be carried out, e.g., Massachusetts (mainly for US addresses).

Set the US county where the search should be carried out, e.g., Madison.

Set the postal code of the area where the search should be carried out, e.g., 10001. Select a country as well to ensure the correct postal code is used. Remember you can only input one postal code at a time.

You don't need to set this parameter. A good value is chosen automatically based on the chosen location, see readme for more info. Changing the zoom manually may cause the cost to vary significantly.

Use this field to define the exact search area if other search area parameters don't work for you. See readme or our guide for details.

Restrict what places are scraped based on matching with provided search term

Copy a Google Maps URL and paste it here. Leave empty if you have already filled the Search term field. The only valid format for URLs contains either /maps/search or /maps/place, e.g., https://www.google.com/maps/search/falafel+new+york/..

You will need to use Apify proxy or custom proxies. Automatic proxy works very well for Google Maps.

Will scrape all places seen on the map. This depends on a lot of the zoom so for more places, increase the zoom. Doesn't work together with URLs

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