📍 Google Maps Listing Monitor - NAP & Hours Changes
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📍 Google Maps Listing Monitor - NAP & Hours Changes
⚡ ~$0.002/listing. Catch the day a listing changes: address, phone, website, name, category, hours or permanently-closed. ✅ Built for local SEO agencies and multi-location brands. ✅ Review-count churn ignored so alerts stay meaningful.
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mohamed alaya
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Google Maps Listing Change Monitor
Catch it when a business listing changes: address, phone, website, name, category, opening hours, or a flip to permanently closed.
Anyone can scrape a listing once. The expensive problem is noticing the day it changes across 20, 200 or 2,000 locations — which is what local-SEO agencies and multi-location brands pay people to do by hand today.
Two data sources
provider | How it works | Needs |
|---|---|---|
apify (default) | calls an existing Maps scraper Actor and reads its result | nothing — billed as a normal Actor run |
places | calls the official Google Places API | your own googleApiKey |
Watched fields
title · address · phone · website · categoryName · openingHours ·
permanentlyClosed · temporarilyClosed · plusCode
Changes to address, phone, website, title or permanentlyClosed are flagged critical —
those are the ones that break citations and cost rankings.
Rating and review count are ignored by default (ignoreReviewCount: true). They tick constantly;
watching them would turn every run into a false alarm. Turn it off only if you want review velocity.
Input
{"places": ["https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJ…",{ "search": "Joe's Coffee, Manchester", "label": "branch-04" }],"provider": "apify","webhookUrl": "https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX"}
Output
fieldChanges — an explicit [{field, from, to}] list — plus critical, listing (the full
current record) and status.
Who uses it
Local SEO agencies managing client listings · franchise and multi-location brands · citation-management services · anyone whose rankings depend on NAP consistency · competitor watchers tracking a rival's new locations and hours.