Google Maps scraper
Type a kind of business and a city. Get every one on Google Maps in a sheet.
What is a Google Maps scraper?
A tool that copies the businesses Google Maps shows for a search into a spreadsheet.
Search “plumbers in Leeds” on Google Maps and you get pins, one at a time. To call them, you’d copy each name, phone number and website by hand.
A scraper does the copying for you: every business, one row each, with its phone, website, rating and number of reviews.
How it works
Name the search
What kind of business, and where: a city, a few postcodes, or a distance around an address. Add filters if you like, such as only places with no website.
It searches area by area
EverAsk searches Google Maps one small area at a time, so nothing is cut off, and merges businesses that show up twice.
Get the sheet
One row per business: name, address, phone, website, rating and reviews. Sort it, filter it, or download it.
Searching Google Maps yourself
Stops at about 120 places.
Scroll to the end of a search for “HVAC in Phoenix” and the list runs out, even though the metro has more.
So EverAsk searches each area on its own, then puts the lists together.
The Phoenix metro, searched area by area
- Places found
- 195
- Duplicates merged
- 14
- Businesses
- 181
Things you can ask
Every business of one kind in a city
Every HVAC company in Phoenix, with phone, website and rating.
One row per business, with duplicates merged.
Try itOnly the ones with no website
Find dentists in Leeds that have no website, with their phone numbers.
A call list for selling websites.
Try itLow ratings worth a call
Plumbers in Denver rated under 4 stars, sorted by number of reviews.
Businesses that could use help with their reviews.
Try itHow crowded each neighbourhood is
How many coffee shops are in each neighbourhood of Austin, and how many per 10,000 people?
Where there's room for one more.
Try itWhich ones have closed
Which of these clinics are marked as closed on Google Maps? Paste your list
Closed ones marked, before anyone calls them.
Try itTwo cities side by side
Compare gyms in Bristol and Leeds: how many, their average rating, and how many have no website.
One sheet with both cities next to each other.
Try it
Click a card to try it. Change the words in blue to your own.
What you get
You ask: “Which HVAC companies in Phoenix have no website?”
Who it’s for
HVAC companies · Phoenix metroLeeds plumbersCall list for Monday2 with no site, 2 under four starsAgencies selling to local businesses
Find the businesses that need you, like the ones with no website, few reviews or a low rating, with a phone number ready to call.
HVAC companies · Phoenix metroDenver dentalOne clinic has closedMarked before anyone callsSales reps covering an area
Every clinic, gym or restaurant in your area in one list, so the week starts with calls, not with searching the map.
HVAC companies · Phoenix metroCafés, AustinGap foundWindsor Park: 1.8 cafés per 10kOpening a new location
Count the competitors in each neighbourhood before you sign a lease, and find the areas with room for one more.
Frequently asked questions
Is it legal to scrape Google Maps?
EverAsk reads public business listings through DataForSEO, a search data service, instead of crawling Google's pages or using your account. It sees the same information any visitor sees. How you contact the businesses afterwards still has to follow your local marketing rules.
Can I get email addresses from Google Maps?
No. Google Maps listings don't include email addresses, and the sheet never guesses one. You get the phone number and website each business lists, which is usually where its contact details are.
What does the sheet include?
Business name, type, address, phone, website, star rating, number of reviews, opening hours and the Maps link, one row per business. You can leave out the columns you don't need.
How many businesses can I get from one search?
As many as the area has. A small town might have forty and a large city several thousand, because the search covers the area piece by piece instead of stopping at about 120.
Can I download the list?
Yes. Download it as a spreadsheet or CSV file. Phone numbers keep their format and ratings stay numbers, so it imports cleanly into your sales tools.
One prompt in.
Real work out.
Type a kind of business and a city. Get every one on Google Maps in a sheet.
EverAsk on your phone and your Mac
EverAsk for iPhone
Ask for the list on the train, check the first rows, and work it from your phone. Every list you build here is on your phone.
Download on the App Store
EverAsk for Mac
Lead lists on your desktop, with the CRM exports and spreadsheets you already have to hand.
Download for macOS