Google Maps Scraper

Here you write what you search for and where you want to search it for, so e.g. 'restaurant New York', or 'pet shelter USA'. It is also possible to fill in Google Place IDs in the format place_id:ChIJp4JiUCNP0xQR1JaSjpW_Hms. Setting geolocation input fields is more accurate than including location in the search string.

List of URLs to be crawled. They can be search URLs or place URLs. The only valid format for URLs contains either /maps/search or /maps/place

Maximum number of places you scrape per whole run. If you want to scrape all available, set this to `9999999`.

Maximum number of places you scrape per search term. If you want to scrape all available, set this to `9999999`.

Force showing results in this language.

Scraper will return only place URLs without crawling their details.

If checked, the crawler scrapes popular times for all places. You can speed up crawling if you disable this.

If checked, the crawler scrapes opening hours for all places. You can speed up crawling if you disable this.

If checked, the crawler scrapes "people also search" for all places. You can speed up crawling if you disable this.

Extract additional information about each place, e.g. Service Options, Highlights, Offerings, etc. You can speed up crawling if you disable this.

Max number of images per place to scrape. If you fill in 0 or nothing, no images will be scraped. For all images, just put 99999

Max number of reviews per place to scrape. If you fill in 0 or nothing, no reviews will be scraped. For all reviews, just put 99999

If checked, the scraper will produce one row of results per each review. The information about the place is copied to each row.

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

Define how reviews should be sorted.

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

Extract Reviewer name - note the personal data warning.

Extract Reviewer ID

Extract Reviewer URL

Extract Review ID

Extract Review URL

Extract Response from owner

Set the country where the search should be performed, e.g. 'USA'.

Set a state where the search should be performed, e.g. 'Massachusetts', 'England', 'Berlin', etc.

Set the county where the search should be performed, e.g. 'washington'.

Set the city where the search should be performed, e.g. 'Pittsfield'.

Set the postal code where the search should be performed, e.g. 10001. Select a country as well to ensure the correct postal code is used.

Use in combination with longitude and zoom to set the viewport to search on. Do not combine with country/state/city/postal parameters (prefer those)

Use in combination with latitude and zoom to set the viewport to search on. Do not combine with country/state/city/postal parameters (prefer those)

You don't need to set this parameter. A good value is chosen automatically based on geolocation, see readme for more info.

Parameter to stop searching once Google zooms out too far. It counts how far it zoomed out compared to the first page. Keep in mind that `zoom: 1` is the whole world and `zoom: 21` is a tiny street. So usually you want `maxAutomaticZoomOut` to be between `0` and `5`. Also, keep in mind that Google zooms a bit differently in each run.

Custom geolocation to define exact search area if other geolocation parameters don't work well. See see readme for details.

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

Maximum number of pages that will be processed in parallel. This is usually limited by the memory assigned to the run.

Maximum number of retries when page scraping fails. Set to 0 if you are getting repeated errors where retrying does not help (and report to support@apify.com or create new issue)

Maximum time in seconds to wait for the page to load.

How many pages can be opened at once for each browser. Having more pages in one browser is faster but can lead to increased blocking.

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