Google Maps Scraper — Business Leads, Phones & Websites

Turn any Google Maps search into a clean, exportable list of businesses. Just type what you want and where — like restaurants in Chicago, dentists in London, or plumbers in Austin TX — and get back every matching business with its name, phone, website, full address, rating, review count, category and coordinates.

Perfect for local lead generation, sales prospecting, market research, competitor mapping and building B2B contact lists.

What you get for every place

Field	Description
name	Business name
category / categories	Primary category + all listed categories
phone	Contact phone number
website	Official website URL
address	Full formatted address
street, cityRegion, country	Address parts
rating	Average star rating
latitude, longitude	GPS coordinates
googleMapsUrl	Direct Google Maps link (by CID)
googlePlaceId, featureId, cid	Stable Google identifiers
searchQuery	The search this result came from
scrapedAt	Timestamp

How to use it

1. In What & where to search, add one or more searches the way you'd type them into Google Maps:
   • coffee shops in Seattle
   • real estate agents in Dubai
   • hotels in Barcelona
2. Optionally pick a results language and country, and set a max results limit.
3. Run it. Export the results as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull them from the API.

Leave the search empty and the actor returns a mixed sample of popular business types across major cities, so you can try it instantly.

Great for

• Local lead generation — build targeted lists of businesses with phone and website in any city or niche.
• Sales prospecting — find and qualify prospects by category and location.
• Market & competitor research — map every competitor in an area with ratings and review counts.
• Data enrichment — add ratings, categories and contact details to an existing company list by searching each name + city.

Tips

• Be specific with location — pizza in Brooklyn NY returns tighter results than just pizza.
• Split big areas — run one search per city or district to go beyond a single area's result ceiling.
• Use a proxy — a proxy is recommended (and enabled by default) for reliable results at scale.

Output example

{
  "name": "Blue Bottle Coffee",
  "category": "Coffee shop",
  "phone": "(510) 653-3394",
  "website": "https://bluebottlecoffee.com/",
  "address": "300 Webster St, Oakland, CA 94607, United States",
  "cityRegion": "Oakland, CA 94607",
  "rating": 4.5,
  "latitude": 37.8071,
  "longitude": -122.2760,
  "googleMapsUrl": "https://www.google.com/maps?cid=1234567890",
  "searchQuery": "coffee shops in Oakland"
}

FAQ

Do I need coordinates or IDs? No. Just type the location in plain words inside your search.

How many results per search? Google Maps shows up to a few hundred per area; the actor paginates through them automatically. For full coverage of a large city, split it into districts or nearby towns.

Can I limit the volume? Yes — use Max results (total) and Max results per search.