Google Map Scraper With Email
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Google Map Scraper With Email
1 day trial then $25.00/month - No credit card required now
Scrape Google Maps by keyword, location. Capture essential details like addresses, contact information, opening hours, email addresses, and social media profiles. Export the scraped data easily, automate the scraper with API access, and integrate seamlessly with other tools.
🏎 What is Google Maps Extractor?
Google Maps Extractor is a powerful web scraping tool designed for efficiently extracting Google Maps place details. Think of it as an enhanced version of the classic 📍 Google Maps Scraper, optimized for speed and reliability. Just enter your keyword/category/URL and location, and extract data such as price, geolocation, place name, contact info, and more—all at lightning-fast speeds and a predictable price. 🏎💨
🔎 Key Features of Google Maps Extractor
Google Maps Extractor goes beyond the limitations of the Google Maps API, making it possible to:
- 🗝 Scrape multiple Google places by search query.
- 🏛 Scrape Google Maps, e.g., "parking lot" or "bar."
- 📍 Specify Google Maps scraping by location (country, city, county, or zip code).
- 📐 Target specific areas by coordinates for precision scraping.
- 🚀 Bypass the 120-place limit Google Maps usually imposes on each map.
- ⬇️ Export scraped data in formats like Excel, CSV, JSON, and HTML.
- 🦾 API compatibility with Python and Node.js, along with API Endpoints, webhooks, and integration options.
📍 Data Available for Extraction
This tool can extract detailed information, including:
- 🥡 Place name and URL
- 🌍 Country code and phone number
- 🏠 Address (neighborhood, street, city, postal code, state)
- 🌐 Website
- 🧭 Location coordinates
- 🚫 Status (permanently or temporarily closed)
- ⭐ Total rating and review count
- ⏰ Opening hours
- 📧 Emails and social media links
💸 Pricing
Google Maps Extractor operates on a monthly subscription model, starting at $25/month + usage fees. Try it for free with an Apify account.
⬇️ Input
To get started, provide keywords, coordinates, or location details (e.g., city name or full postal address). Here’s an example input for scraping 1,000 parking lots in New York City:
1{ 2 "location": "New York, NY, USA", 3 "maxPerq": 1000, 4 "query": [ 5 "parking lot" 6 ] 7}
For a complete guide, check the input tab for JSON formatting details.
⬆️ Output Example
Your extracted data will be displayed in a structured table for easy viewing. Here’s an example JSON output of parking lots in New York:
1{ 2 "title": "One Parking", 3 "place_id": "ChIJzck2nqlQwokR9ctG4kNT9wU", 4 "data_id": "0x89c250a99e36c9cd:0x5f75343e246cbf5", 5 "data_cid": 429903840461376500, 6 "gps_coordinates": { 7 "latitude": 40.7168205, 8 "longitude": -74.0338512 9 }, 10 "provider_id": "/g/1td_cln5", 11 "rating": 3.8, 12 "reviews": 91, 13 "type": "Parking garage", 14 "types": [ 15 "Parking garage" 16 ], 17 "address": "10 Exchange Pl, Jersey City, NJ 07302, United States", 18 "open_state": "Open 24 hours", 19 "operating_hours": { 20 "sunday": "Open 24 hours", 21 "monday": "Open 24 hours", 22 "tuesday": "Open 24 hours", 23 "wednesday": "Open 24 hours", 24 "thursday": "Open 24 hours", 25 "friday": "Open 24 hours", 26 "saturday": "Open 24 hours" 27 }, 28 "phone": "+1 561-833-7222", 29 "website": "https://oneparking.com/property/10-exchange-place/", 30 "description": {}, 31 "thumbnail": "https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipPHD263UCG8Ie_JnadMMeeFxqQBccRV8jPnz_9m=w138-h92-k-no", 32 "email": [ 33 "info@oneparking.com" 34 ], 35 "social_media_links": [ 36 "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzmBO4aTAMXs68xabzp1hzQ", 37 "https://www.linkedin.com/company/one-parking-inc-/", 38 "https://www.instagram.com/we_oneparking", 39 "https://www.facebook.com/OneParkingInc?fref=ts" 40 ] 41}
For a full preview of fields, check the Storage and Output tabs, and choose the export format that best suits your needs: JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, or XML.
❓ FAQ
How can I extract data by coordinates?
- Go to Google Maps and zoom out to the desired area.
- Use the part of the URL after
@
(e.g.,@50.7298744,11.0520642,8.96z
) to set your coordinates.
- 6 monthly users
- 1 star
- 100.0% runs succeeded
- Created in Oct 2024
- Modified 12 days ago