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Google Maps

Local business and place data

Public place records, categories, ratings and opening details by geography.

What we can collect

What data can be collected from Google Maps?

The exact schema follows your brief, but a typical Google Mapsdataset can include the following record groups when they are publicly exposed and permitted for the intended use.

  • Businesses by query and map area
  • Address, coordinates and category
  • Opening hours, rating and review totals
  • Website, phone and service attributes where published

Practical field breakdown

  • place_idThe source identifier used to match this record across repeat collections.
  • nameThe public-facing name exactly as observed at collection time.
  • categoryThe published classification used for filtering, grouping and market comparisons.
  • addressThe geographic context published for the record or used to produce the result.
  • coordinatesThe geographic context published for the record or used to produce the result.
  • phoneThe published phone value, normalised into the schema agreed for your project.
  • websiteThe published Google Maps location or destination associated with the record.
  • opening_hoursThe published opening hours value, normalised into the schema agreed for your project.
  • ratingA platform-published reputation or engagement signal, stored with the observation date.
  • review_countA platform-published reputation or engagement signal, stored with the observation date.

Fields are representative rather than fixed. We show null when a value is not published; we do not quietly guess missing prices, identifiers, availability or review data.

What stands in the way

Heavily defended

Actively defends against automated access. Feasibility is confirmed per project before anything is promised.

  • Map-search pagination and ranking
  • Strong automated-access controls
  • Locale-sensitive result sets

Token estimate

~7tokens per record

An estimate for planning, not a quote. The final rate follows the real volume and the state of the source when we scope it.

Delivered through the Company & Firmographic API

Common use cases

Where Google Maps data becomes useful

01

Turn scattered public pages into one consistent dataset

02

Maintain directories, catalogues or operational reference data

03

Track changes to locations, offerings and public business signals

Delivery options

Delivered into your workflow

These are delivery formats we can arrange for a scoped project, not claims of a pre-authorised integration with Google Maps.

Managed API

A documented endpoint shaped around the schema and query pattern agreed for your project.

Scheduled files

CSV, JSON or JSONL delivered on an agreed cadence for analysis or batch import.

Cloud or database delivery

A managed drop into your storage or database when direct delivery is the cleaner fit.

Worth knowing up front

Map results are ranked samples, not a complete registry of every business. We define geographic coverage and deduplication rules before collection begins.

We work within what each source permits and within applicable law. Where a source cannot be collected properly, we say so at feasibility stage rather than after you have paid.

Questions before you scope it

Google Maps data FAQ

Can Scrapebuddy collect fields not shown on this page?

Usually, if Google Maps publishes them and the intended use is permitted. Send the fields and representative URLs; feasibility is checked against the real surface before anything is promised.

How frequently can Google Maps data be refreshed?

Cadence is agreed around how quickly the values change and the cost of each query. Every delivery includes observation timestamps so snapshots and changes remain distinguishable.

What happens when the source changes?

Managed projects are monitored and repaired as source behaviour changes. A layout or request change is handled as maintenance rather than handed back as a broken script.

Can the data be used in a customer-facing product?

That depends on the source, fields, jurisdiction and intended use. We confirm collection feasibility, but you remain responsible for rights to store, publish or redistribute third-party data.

Google Maps · feasibility

Request a read on Google Maps

Tell us exactly which pages and fields you need. We'll confirm what is reachable, return sample records where the source allows, and give you a token estimate for your volume — or tell you plainly if we don't think it can be done well.

  • Written feasibility read before any commitment
  • Sample records where the source permits
  • An honest no if that is the answer

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