Scrape business data from Google Maps directly into your spreadsheet with our Google Maps Scraper – built to create lead lists, researching competitors, or analyzing local business ecosystems.
Our plug-and-play template lets you extract structured data from Google Maps listings or search results:
🏠Business name to identify the company 📍Full address for locating or mapping the business 📞 Phone number to contact the business directly 🌐 Website URL for visiting the official site 🏷️ Category to understand the business type or industry 🕒 Timezone to adjust data by local time 🔗 Google Maps URL to access the business fiche in one click 🗺️ Location for filtering by region 📌 GPS coordinates to use in mapping or routing tools
ImportFromWeb requires 2 parameters: a URL and one or more data selectors*.
Copy the URL from your Google Maps Search to your spreadsheet (please note that URL must me formatted that way: https://www.google.com/maps/place/xxxx or https://www.google.com/maps/search/xxxx)
Data selectors describe the specific content you want to import from your search.
Pick the selectors you are interested in from our Google Maps selectors glossary and add them to your spreadsheet. For example, you may be interested in the name, address_1, address_2, and phone_number.
Google Maps is one of the most powerful sources of local business data available online. Whether you’re building a prospecting list, conducting competitive research, or creating your own local business database, our Google Maps Scraper makes the process effortless.
Instead of copying and pasting data manually or using unreliable scraping tools, our solution lets you extract business information from Google Maps using a simple formula in Google Sheets. Just enter your target query or location, and the data flows straight into your spreadsheet – clean, structured, and ready to use.
With this tool, you can:
Build highly targeted B2B lead lists
Analyze the local competition for any business or chain
Create directories of businesses by location and category
Explore commercial activity in a specific geographic area
Map out competitors, suppliers, or partners across cities or countries
Collect up-to-date business data for research, reporting, or outreach
We’ve designed an easy-to-use template to extract Google Maps data. Make sure you have installed and activated ImportFromWeb in your Google Sheets.
B2B companies looking to generate location-based leads To build targeted prospect lists from Google Maps without manual work
Marketing teams and agencies automating local prospecting To collect business data at scale and feed outreach or CRM tools
Freelancers and consultants conducting local market research To analyze competitors, map business density, or segment regions
Retail brands and store chains tracking their network or competition To monitor store presence, evaluate expansion opportunities, or benchmark nearby players
Startups building products with location-based business data To integrate fresh Google Maps data into apps, platforms, or analytics pipelines
Researchers, journalists, or students gathering open business data To extract structured information for academic, editorial, or investigative projects
No, Google My Business pages or profiles on Google Maps do not typically contain email addresses. Consequently, IMPORTFROMWEB does not directly facilitate email extraction from Google Maps.
However, there are two alternative methods available:
Using IMPORTFROMWEB: once you have extracted the domain name from Google Maps (with the “website” selctor), you can build another ImportFromWeb formula with the “emails” generic selector: =IMPORTFROMWEB("https://www.example.com", "emails")
Using IMPORTFROMGOOGLE with a Boolean Search: input a boolean search to potentially find email addresses. For example: =IMPORTFROMGOOGLE("your query @gmail.com", "emails")
The maximum number of results that IMPORTFROMWEB can retrieve from Google Maps is determined by Google, typically around ±200 results. Unfortunately, this limit is set by Google and cannot be altered.
However, there are some best practices that can be employed to retrieve more data for a particular area: by zooming in on the map and generating a new URL for a smaller region, you can potentially retrieve more data for that specific area.
