Naver Map Scraper: Korean Local Business Data
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from $4.00 / 1,000 detailed business records
Naver Map Scraper: Korean Local Business Data
Scrape public Naver Map business data—places, menus, prices, hours, contacts, and photos—from Korean keywords or place URLs. No API key or login.
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Turn Naver Map into structured local-business intelligence—without a Naver API key, account, or login. Enter Korean keywords such as 강남 맛집 (Gangnam restaurants) or 홍대 카페 (Hongdae cafés), or provide specific Naver Map URLs, and receive detailed public business data ready to use.
Use it to build Korea-focused lead lists, compare local competitors, and track public menus, prices, and business information.
Why use this Actor?
- Find public Naver Map businesses by keyword or collect known businesses from direct URLs.
- Capture useful commercial fields in one dataset: address, phone, category, map coordinates, hours, menus, prices, facilities, photos, and website links when publicly rendered.
- Keep every run simple and predictable with safe built-in collection settings.
- Run entirely from Apify—no Naver API subscription, API key, account, or login required.
Ideal for
- Local SEO and digital-marketing agencies researching Korean search visibility.
- Restaurant, retail, hospitality, beauty, medical, and franchise teams benchmarking local competitors.
- Sales and market-research teams building Korea-focused prospect lists.
- Analysts tracking public menus, pricing, business hours, and business details.
Quick start
In the Input tab, provide at least one keyword in searchKeywords or at least one public Naver Map URL in urls.
Discover businesses by keyword
{"searchKeywords": ["강남 맛집", "홍대 카페"]}
Research one known business
{"urls": ["https://naver.me/FqW0LLx9"]}
Supported URL formats include public map.naver.com place and search-result links, m.place.naver.com business pages, and naver.me short links that redirect to a public Naver Map business.
What happens automatically
The Actor is deliberately configured for a reliable, low-friction first run:
| Built-in setting | Default behavior |
|---|---|
| Keyword results | Collects up to 10 businesses for each keyword. |
| Business details | Collects detailed public place data, including menus, prices, hours, facilities, photos, and links where Naver renders them. |
| Reviews | Does not collect individual review content, keeping results fast and predictable. Public review totals and scores may still be returned when shown by Naver. |
| Reliability | Uses Apify Proxy, Chromium browser collection, and one retry automatically. |
Efficient collection defaults to 1024 MB memory with a 15-minute run limit. For larger jobs, set a maximum cost per run in the Console.
Input reference
| Input | What it does |
|---|---|
searchKeywords | Korean or English searches used to discover Naver Map businesses. |
urls | Public Naver Map business URLs for precise lookups. |
That is the complete client input. The Actor uses safe collection, proxy, and retry settings automatically. If a keyword and a direct URL resolve to the same business in one run, it is returned once.
Output example
Every dataset row is one business. The fields depend on what Naver renders publicly, but a detailed output record can look like this:
{"placeId": "1976543477","name": "Example Restaurant","category": "Restaurant","roadAddress": "서울특별시 강남구 테헤란로 123","phone": "02-1234-5678","x": "127.0276","y": "37.4979","businessHours": [],"conveniences": ["Reservation", "Parking"],"menus": [{"name": "Signature Menu","price": "25000","description": "","images": [],"recommend": true}],"visitorReviewsTotal": 324,"visitorReviewsScore": 4.6,"sourceUrl": "https://m.place.naver.com/restaurant/1976543477/home","scrapedAt": "2026-08-01T00:00:00.000Z"}
x is longitude and y is latitude. The output tab provides:
- JSON for all dataset records.
- A CSV places overview with key contact and review-score fields.
RUN-STATS, which records collection counts, warnings, errors, and pricing details for the run.
Use from Python
Install the Apify client, then call the Actor and read its dataset:
from apify_client import ApifyClientclient = ApifyClient("YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN")actor = client.actor("thescrapelab/naver-map-scraper")run = actor.call(run_input={"searchKeywords": ["강남 맛집"]})if run is None:raise RuntimeError("Actor run did not complete")for business in client.dataset(run.default_dataset_id).iterate_items():print(business["name"], business.get("roadAddress"))
Reliability, limits, and responsible use
- This Actor reads public Naver Map pages. It does not use a Naver API, credentials, login, cookies, or verification bypass.
- Naver may show a security-verification page or omit data for a business. The Actor reports and skips that page rather than attempting to circumvent the restriction.
- Search relevance, categories, and results are controlled by Naver. Use specific Korean queries or direct business URLs when precision matters.
- Only collect and use data in a way that complies with applicable laws, Naver's terms, and your legitimate business purpose.
Cost control
No Naver API access is required. This Actor uses simple pay-per-result pricing rather than charging by compute usage:
| Billable event | Price |
|---|---|
| Detailed business record | $0.004 each |
That is $4 per 1,000 detailed businesses, with no separate custom run-start charge. Apify automatically applies its standard apify-actor-start event ($0.00005 at the default 1 GB memory), so one direct business costs about $0.00405 and the default 10-business keyword run costs about $0.04005.
The minimum permitted maximum-cost limit is $0.005, enough for a run to start and return one detailed business. Each keyword can return up to 10 detailed business records, so start with one focused keyword or a single URL. Set a maximum cost per run in Apify Console before scaling. When a limit is reached, the Actor completes the currently paid item and stops before returning unpaid data.
Troubleshooting and support
Use the run's RUN-STATS output first when a business is missing. For the most reproducible support request, include the input used, the run ID, and one affected public Naver Map URL—never account credentials.