Lead generation
Build targeted lists of businesses with names, phones and websites.
Google Maps businesses, reviews, photos and directions on tap. 10 ready-made Google Maps scrapers returning clean, structured JSON — no proxies, browsers or parsers to maintain.
Each endpoint returns structured JSON. Click any scraper for its parameters, code samples and response shape.
Fetch business details directly from Google Maps, returned as structured JSON. Required input: Business ID.
Search for businesses on Google Maps with advanced filtering options.
Search for businesses on Google Maps with advanced filtering (legacy endpoint).
Get autocomplete suggestions for a search query.
Get a single review by review ID from Google Maps, returned as structured JSON. Required input: Review Id, Business ID.
INTENTIONALLY PRIVATE - Not exposed in docs or playground. This endpoint returns cached business information from the local database only. It does NOT make live requests to Google Maps. For live data from Google Maps, use getBusinessDetails() instead. Retrieve business information from the local database.
Get directions between two locations with route information. Response format is compatible with SerpAPI's google_maps_directions engine.
Retrieve photos for a Google Maps business/place with pagination support.
Fetch reviews for a Google Maps business.
Search for businesses on Google Maps with a simple query.
Google Maps holds the definitive record of local businesses, but its official Places API is metered, quota-limited and priced per call — and won't hand you bulk reviews or listings. Our Google Maps API returns business listings, contact details, ratings, individual reviews, photos, autocomplete and directions as clean JSON, the backbone of lead generation and local SEO.
Lead-gen agencies, local-SEO tools, sales teams and location analysts.
Build targeted lists of businesses with names, phones and websites.
Track ratings and pull new reviews for reputation dashboards.
Check how listings rank in the map pack by location.
Measure competitor density and coverage in any area.
Verify and complete CRM records against live Maps data.
Why teams reach for the Google Maps scraper instead of an official API.
Google's Places API works but is priced per call, quota-limited, and deliberately restricts bulk and review access — you can't pull full review streams or export listings at scale, and costs climb fast as volume grows.
Sign up with email and grab your API key from the dashboard — instantly, no sales call.
Choose from 179 endpoints. Each one lists its parameters and a live example you can copy.
POST the scraper slug and your parameters to a single endpoint, authorized with your key.
Parse the typed response. Scale up freely — you only pay for successful requests.
One flat rate across all 179 scrapers, drawn from your prepaid balance as you go. No tiers to decode, no overage traps — top up and start pulling data.
Every scraper runs on proxies and browsers we own and operate. There's no reseller markup and no separate proxy bill — the request price is the whole price, and it already includes the anti-bot work.
Flat pricing at $0.60 per 1,000 requests, billed from your balance as you go. Failed requests aren't charged, nothing expires, and there's no monthly minimum or seat licensing to reason about.
Each endpoint returns a stable, documented shape — parsed, typed and consistent — so you build against a schema instead of babysitting brittle CSS selectors that break on every redesign.
179 scrapers share a single endpoint, a single auth key and a single balance. Learn it once and every source — from Google to TikTok to Booking.com — works the same way.
The official Places API is quota-limited, priced per call and restricts bulk review and listing access. Our scraper returns the same public data — including reviews — as flat-priced structured JSON.
Create an account, grab your API key and pull structured data in minutes. Flat pricing, no proxies, no infrastructure to run.

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