Example
result looks like this (shortened):
Links that work
Results follow the link’s language (
hl=de) and country (gl=ng), or the proxyCountry you send with useProxy: true. Without either, results are for the US.
Options
Spidra reads these from the link and doesn’t send them to Google:
Reviews, newest first:
Fields
Every place has the same fields in a search and on its own:- Identity:
title,placeId,dataId,cid,kgmid,googleMapsUrl - Location:
address,addressLines,addressComponents(street, city, postal code, state, country code),plusCode,location,timeZone - Contact:
phone,phoneE164,website,domain - Ratings:
rating,reviewsCount,reviewsLink,reviewSnippets - Hours:
businessStatus,openNow(in the place’s own time zone),openState,hoursandhoursByDaywithHH:MMtimes - About:
category,categories,description,attributes,thumbnail, andhotelorgasPricewhere they apply
owner, claimed, ownerDescription, photosCount, photos, ratingDistribution, reviewTopics, areas, entrances, popularTimes (when Google shows them) and the first page of reviews. Nearby searches add distanceMeters.
Each review has rating, date, isoDate, text, textTranslated, language, images, link, the owner’s response and the reviewer.
fieldStatus on each place says why a field is empty: absent (the place doesn’t have it), unavailableAnonymous (Google doesn’t show it to signed-out visitors) or notRequested (it only comes with the place link, so scrape the place’s googleMapsUrl).
Limits
- 20 places per search page. Use
start, a grid, or several smaller areas for more. - Signed-in only details. Menus, reservation links, price level and the full photo gallery aren’t shown to signed-out visitors.
- Prices follow the country. Hotel and fuel prices are in the currency of the market the request runs in. Set
glorproxyCountryto choose it. - Directions, contributor pages and a bare map view aren’t read as data; they go through a normal browser scrape.
Templates
Ready-made templates for Google Maps: leads for a search (with emails and social links from each website), leads for a whole area, reviews export, place details and a local rank grid.Check Google’s terms before you collect data from Google Maps. Reviewer names are personal data in many countries, and you’re responsible for how you use what you collect.

