Google search Parser google maps / my business

Google Search Parser – Maps & Google My Business Extract business profile data directly from Google Search result pages by parsing the Google Maps / Google My Business right-side panel (Business Profile card). This scraper focuses on the knowledge panel / map box that appears on the right side of Google search results when searching for businesses. Turn raw search results into structured business intelligence. ## 🚀 What This Tool Does This parser extracts business information from the Google Business Profile box displayed in search results. You simply provide business search queries, and the scraper returns structured company data. ## ✅ Extracted Fields (When Available) Each parsed business record may contain: Business name Full address Phone number Website URL Google Maps link Business category Rating Reviews count Opening hours Popular times Price range Social media links Coordinates (latitude / longitude) Status (open / closed) Description snippet Amenities / services Business ID (if available) Logo / images (if available) ⚠ Google only shows the right-side business panel for recognized businesses. If the business is not listed on Google Maps, the panel may not appear. ## 🧾 Example Input Queries You can mix different types of queries. The more precise the query, the more accurate the extraction. Recommended formats: Company name + full address Company name + city Company name + country Website domain (ex: staycation.co) Company name only ## What do we extract from the google search We collect data present in the right box of a google search As seen in the screenshot below (inside the red circle) ## Outputs returns a list of parsed google maps results ## Inputs - list of queries: One query per line - country code : af, al, dz, as, ad, ao, ai, aq, ag, ar, am, aw, au, at, az, bs, bh, bd, bb, by, be, bz, bj, bm, bt, bo, ba, bw, bv, br, io, bn, bg, bf, bi, kh, cm, ca, cv, ky, cf, td, cl, cn, cx, cc, co, km, cg, cd, ck, cr, ci, hr, cu, cy, cz, dk, dj, dm, do, ec, eg, sv, gq, er, ee, et, fk, fo, fj, fi, fr, gf, pf, tf, ga, gm, ge, de, gh, gi, gr, gl, gd, gp, gu, gt, gn, gw, gy, ht, hm, va, hn, hk, hu, is, in, id, ir, iq, ie, il, it, jm, jp, jo, kz, ke, ki, kp, kr, kw, kg, la, lv, lb, ls, lr, ly, li, lt, lu, mo, mk, mg, mw, my, mv, ml, mt, mh, mq, mr, mu, yt, mx, fm, md, mc, mn, ms, ma, mz, mm, na, nr, np, nl, an, nc, nz, ni, ne, ng, nu, nf, mp, no, om, pk, pw, ps, pa, pg, py, pe, ph, pn, pl, pt, pr, qa, re, ro, ru, rw, sh, kn, lc, pm, vc, ws, sm, st, sa, sn, cs, sc, sl, sg, sk, si, sb, so, za, gs, es, lk, sd, sr, sj, sz, se, ch, sy, tw, tj, tz, th, tl, tg, tk, to, tt, tn, tr, tm, tc, tv, ug, ua, ae, gb, us, um, uy, uz, vu, ve, vn, vg, vi, wf, eh, ye, zm, zw If country code not provided, default usage is us (united states) ## 🎯 Use Cases This tool is ideal for: Lead generation Business directories CRM enrichment Market research Outreach automation Competitive analysis Local SEO research Store locators Business auditing Geolocation analysis ## ⚠ Limitations Results depend on Google showing a business profile. Some businesses may not appear in the right-side panel. Data availability varies by region and business type. Rate limits apply based on Google behavior. ## ✅ Best Practices Use full company names + city/country for higher accuracy. Avoid vague queries like "marketing agency". Prefer real business names over generic keywords. Use country code for non-US searches. Deduplicate results by name + address. ## 🛟 SUPPORT Share your runs with the developer team and create issues on error to help us improve actor quality. You might discover edge case we didn't test yet We stay available anytime