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Extract Google Maps Listings into a Spreadsheet

Collect Google Maps place URLs, then let the Page Extractor's Maps action pull names, ratings, addresses, phones, websites, and hours per listing.

Local business research, lead lists, competitor mapping — Google Maps holds the data, and the Page Extractor's dedicated Maps action gets it out. Feed it place URLs; get back one structured row per listing.

Collect Google Maps place URLs

You need URLs of individual Maps listings. A practical way to gather them: run a Google Maps search (e.g. "dentists in Austin"), then use the List Extractor on the results panel — it captures each result's link along with visible names and ratings. Alternatively, upload a CSV of place URLs you already have.

Feed them to the Page Extractor

Open Page Extractor and load your URLs — via Data Source (pointing at the List Extractor table's link column) or CSV upload.

Choose the Google Maps action

When the tool detects Google Maps URLs in your list, it offers the Extract: Google Maps action in Step 2. Select it — no element picking needed; the action knows Maps listings.

The Page Extractor's Step 2 offering the 'Extract: Google Maps' action after Maps place URLs were detected in the URL listScreenshot coming soon

Run and export

Start the extraction. Each place becomes one row with place name, rating, address, phone, website, opening hours and more. Clean up in the Data Table and export.

The Data Table with one row per Google Maps place, showing name, rating, address, phone, website, and hours columnsScreenshot coming soon

Running it in the cloud

Google Maps extractions are also supported as cloud tasks: run your Maps setup once locally, then send it to the Cloud Platform to run on cloud browsers — on a schedule if you want, with results in the web dashboard. Cloud runs require a paid plan and consume 1 credit per page.

AI agents connected to your cloud workspace can start google_maps extractions too — hand Claude a list of place URLs (or a column of an existing cloud table) and it creates the run for you. See agent-created extractions.

🐢 Pace yourself

Maps pages are JavaScript-heavy. If rows come back thin, raise the request delay or the content-wait timeout in the Page Extractor's configuration so each listing fully renders before extraction.

What you get per listing

FieldExample
Place name"Bright Smile Dental"
Rating4.7
AddressStreet, city, state
PhoneFormatted phone number
WebsiteThe business's own site
HoursOpening hours

Combine the website column with the Email Extractor for a full lead-enrichment pipeline: Maps listing to website to contact email, all inside the extension.

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