Google Maps Scraper: Rating Trends, Leads, Reviews
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from $1.50 / 1,000 places
Google Maps scraper with rating trends: business name, phone number, website, address, hours, reviews and the rating of the last 3, 6 and 12 months. A whole city past the 120-result limit, or places by URL or place ID. Free no-website filter. Google Places API alternative, no API key. No emails.
Every change that a user of Google Maps Scraper can notice is listed here, newest first.
maxRunsAtOnce): with a number, a run first waits while that many earlier runs of this Actor are still working in your account, and starts when one of them ends. Google turns requests away by how many arrive at the same time, so runs started together by you, a schedule, an AI agent or a second chat window slow each other down and push traffic to the paid residential proxy. Nothing is searched or charged while a run waits; the status message says it is waiting, and the COVERAGE record has waitedForSlotSeconds and runsAheadAtStart. Empty (the default) starts at once, as before. The runs find each other through a small key-value store in your own Apify account, google-maps-scraper-slots (each run writes its start time and a heartbeat every 30 seconds, and removes its record when it ends); it works with the Actor's limited permissions.maxResidentialMegabytes): after that many megabytes the run stops using the residential proxy and goes on with the standard addresses only, more slowly and with longer waits between tries, instead of dropping places. The COVERAGE record has residentialCapReached. Empty (the default) means no limit, as before.skipPlaceIdsFromDatasets): runs whose places are not asked for again, so a run that stopped at its spending limit is continued by the next one without reading the same places twice.placeIdsFromDatasets): the dataset ID or the run ID of an earlier run of this Actor (a link to either works too). Every place in those tables is asked for again by its place ID, without searching the map: with Recent reputation on, a run over a whole country's places costs a few hundredths of the search that found them. Places in several tables are asked for once; up to 60,000 in one run. The COVERAGE record notes how many IDs were read from how many tables.COVERAGE record shows the residential proxy traffic in residentialMegabytes and the lowest number of requests at a time the run went down to in brakeLowestConcurrency.Also read from the website: phone numbers and WhatsApp numbers it links (websitePhones, whatsapps) and the page with its contact form (contactFormUrl).
emailDetails gives each address its type (own, free or other), the page it was found on and whether its domain can receive mail. Addresses whose domain cannot receive mail are left out.
Template addresses (votre@email.fr, jean.dupont@gmail.com, contatto@esempio.it and the like) and support addresses of website builders, shop software and booking widgets (Squarespace, PrestaShop, Webador and similar) are left out.
A page that lists more than three addresses of other domains (a supplier list, a franchise directory) is treated as a list of other businesses: only the website's own addresses are kept from it. Privacy and legal desks of the website's own domain come last in emails.
No-reply addresses, and privacy, webmaster or developer addresses that are not on the website's own domain, are left out. Phone and WhatsApp numbers written without a country code get the code of the place's country.
Booking pages (Planity, Zenchef, Kalendes, Salonkee, Uala and similar) count as platform links, not as the business's own website.
Large pages with unclosed tags no longer slow a run down.
When the pages a website links show no email address, two usual contact or legal pages of the place's country are tried (for example /contatti and /note-legali in Italy, /mentions-legales in France, /impressum in Germany).
A website link to a page that no longer exists falls back to the home page; a name that does not answer is tried with or without its www.
A website is read once per run, also when several places link it; its extra pages are read at the same time. A website that refuses or does not answer in 10 seconds is not asked again.
New switch Emails and social profiles from the website (scrapeContacts): each place's own website is read (its home page and, when that shows no address of the site's own, up to two of its contact, about or legal pages) for email addresses and links to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest profiles. New fields emails, facebooks, instagrams, linkedIns, twitters, youtubes, tiktoks, pinterests and contactsStatus. The Leads table shows emails, Facebook and Instagram.
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The COVERAGE record counts websites read, websites that did not answer, pages read and places with emails under contacts.
78701, Austin, Texas) or in the Postal code box with Country. A code without a town or country, or one the map does not know in the country or state written next to it, stops the run with a message; no places are charged.COVERAGE record with every run: the area used, map views searched and split, places found, places dropped, requests, megabytes and seconds. The final status message sums it up, and says when a run stopped at its spending limit or close to its time or memory limit, and when a setting was ignored or read differently, or a name in the input is not an input field of this Actor: the details are under notes in the record.inputPlaceId, inputStartUrl); those that could not be read are listed under placesNotRead in the coverage record. An ID or link whose place the run had already delivered is listed under placesAlreadyDelivered, with the placeId of its row. The box Place IDs also takes an ID with place_id: in front, several IDs in one line and a link; a CID number or a feature ID is not a place ID and is skipped with a note. Places from a search link carry its search words in searchString. Short share links (maps.app.goo.gl) are not read: paste the long link from the address bar. A link that was skipped is counted in the final status message and listed under notes in the coverage record.{"requestsFromUrl": "https://..."}): at most 5 MB and 5,000 links, each link once. The address must open the file itself: a sharing page or a sign-in page is a web page, not the file, and counts as a file that could not be read. Such a file is reported in the final status message and listed under notes in the coverage record; when the run has nothing else to do, it stops and says so.stoppedEarly: spendingLimit, timeLimit, memoryLimit or aborted; an empty list when the run finished its work), so a program does not have to read the status message.storedBefore. So a run that stopped at its spending limit or close to its time or memory limit is continued with Resurrect, in the Actions menu of the run, with a higher limit under Options: only the missing places are added and charged, while a new run would charge every place again. The status message of the stopped run says so. A run whose table cannot be read at the start stops before anything is searched, and no places are charged: start it again a minute later.errors in the coverage record; the run stops only when none is found.google-maps-scraper-areas, and looked up again after 30 days, so that repeated and scheduled runs do not ask each time. You can delete that store at any time.["dentist","orthodontist"], is read as the list.