Online Google Maps Scraper
Find businesses by keyword and location. Save your results and export to CSV, Excel, or JSON on eligible plans.
- Basic business search
- Saved workspace datasets
- CSV, Excel & JSON exports
Have an account? Open your dashboard
From business listings
to a useful dataset.
Coffee shops in Austin, TX. Slide between the map and a spreadsheet, then download the sample to explore the data.
30 coffee shops in Austin, TX · Free download · No sign-in
Google Maps snapshot from September 13, 2026. Selected fields transcribed from public listings; ratings and review counts may change.
For your AI workflows
Bring Maps data to your AI tools.
Coming later: API and MCP scraping are not part of the first Online release. Explore the planned integration and documentation; an Online subscription does not unlock API or MCP usage.
The fields, not just the highlights.
A consistent record structure for business, location, and contact data. Values depend on the source and enabled capabilities; no listing is guaranteed to contain every field.
| Field | Record path | What it contains |
|---|---|---|
| Business name | name | Listing name |
| Primary category | category | Primary business category |
| Categories | categories | Additional categories, when returned |
| Full address | address.formatted | Formatted listing address |
| Street | address.street | Street address |
| City | address.city | City or locality |
| Region | address.region | State, province, or region |
| Postal code | address.postalCode | Local postal code |
| Country | address.countryCode | Two-letter country code |
| Latitude | location.latitude | Latitude, when coordinates are available |
| Longitude | location.longitude | Longitude, when coordinates are available |
| Phone | phone | Published business phone |
| Website | website | Business website URL |
| Domain | domain | Website domain |
| Rating | rating | Listing rating from 0 to 5 |
| Review count | reviewCount | Number of listing reviews |
| Opening hours | openingHours | Published hours, when returned |
| Price range | priceRange | Source-provided price indicator |
| Place ID | placeId | Google place identifier |
| CID | cid | Google listing identifier |
| Data ID | dataId | Source data identifier |
| Maps URL | mapsUrl | Link to the source listing |
| Observed at | observedAt | Timestamp for the collected record |
| Included reviews | reviews / reviewsState | Limited nested reviews when returned; not a complete review history |
| Included photos | photos / photosState | Limited photo metadata when returned; not a complete media archive |
| Email addresses | emails | Not included in the first Online release |
| Social profiles | socialProfiles | Not included in the first Online release |
Paths above are relative to place. Records also include a schema version. The first release searches the first source page only. Limited nested reviews/photos may be returned, but standalone review/photo scraping and email/social enrichment are not included. Read the data model →
Your local lead list
should not take all weekend.
Bring business names, addresses, published phone numbers, websites, and ratings together in one saved dataset. Available values depend on each source listing.
You copy leads by hand
Collect basic listing details into structured business records instead of copying each field into a spreadsheet.
Your results need a home
Keep accepted records in your workspace, revisit saved datasets, and export CSV, Excel, or JSON on eligible plans.
You need clear limits
The first Online release covers basic search on the initial source page. Email/social enrichment and standalone review/photo scraping are not included.
You bring the keywords.
We run the scrape in the cloud.
No browser extension, manual copying, or code required. Your Online workspace keeps the job and its results together.
Step 1
Enter your keywords
When cloud access is available, search for businesses in your Online workspace within your plan’s keyword limit. The first release searches the initial source page only.
Step 2
Let the cloud do the work
Follow the job’s progress in your dashboard. Once accepted, it keeps running even when you close your browser.
Step 3
Keep and export your results
Return to saved datasets when you need them. Eligible paid Online plans include CSV, Excel, and JSON exports.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the first Online release?
Basic business search on the first source page, saved datasets, and CSV, Excel, and JSON exports on eligible plans. Additional source pages, email/social enrichment, standalone review/photo scraping, and paid API/MCP access are not included. Limited reviews or photos may appear within a business result; these are not complete histories or archives. Cloud access remains unavailable until the limited rollout is enabled.
Do I need to install an extension?
No. Online scraping runs in the cloud. Start with the preview on this page, then sign in to manage jobs and datasets in your Online workspace. The Chrome extension is a separate browser-based product.
Can I try the Online scraper without signing in?
When cloud scraping is available, you can make up to three accepted preview calls per UTC day, limited by both your IP address and browser identity. Each call previews at most 20 businesses. Abuse and capacity controls can deny a request before that limit.
Do I have to keep my browser open?
No. An accepted job continues in the cloud. Signed-in Online jobs and datasets remain accessible from your workspace; anonymous previews use a temporary result capability.
Can I scrape multiple keywords and export results?
Online workspace jobs support multiple keywords within your plan’s limit. CSV, Excel, and JSON exports are included on eligible paid Online plans. Anonymous previews and the Online Free plan do not include file exports.
How is Online usage counted?
Online plans count unique, server-normalized records accepted into a durable dataset. Invalid, duplicate, suppressed, and unpublished rows do not consume the record allowance. Online, Extension, and API subscriptions have separate allowances.
What happens to collected data?
Workspace datasets are saved for later use under the published retention and deletion controls. Canonical observations may remain for deduplication, provenance, safety, and lawful product operations. Use the data responsibly and review the Privacy Policy and Public Data Notice.
A practical place to start.
Guides for the Online scraper and developer tools. Live operations remain subject to release availability.
Run an Online Google Maps scrape
Create a multi-keyword job, follow its durable status, and export the accepted records.
Read guide →Create your first API job
Issue an API key, submit an idempotent job, and retrieve its results safely.
Read guide →Connect an MCP client
Use the remote MCP endpoint with the same governed API credentials and usage ledger.
Read guide →Turn your next Google Maps search into a lead list.
Explore sample business results. The first Online release focuses on basic business search, saved datasets, and exports on eligible plans.