Google Maps Export helps move visible business research from Google Maps into a spreadsheet-friendly review workflow.
Quick start#
- Open Google Maps and search by business type, city, region, or local area.
- Open the Web Tidy popup and choose the Google Maps export tab.
- Select the fields you want to keep.
- Run the export against the visible or supported result workflow.
- Download CSV or XLSX and review the rows before using them elsewhere.
What it does#
This SKU is a browser-based export helper for visible local business research. It is useful for lead review, territory planning, deduplication, spreadsheet cleanup, and audit trails.
It is not an official Google product, Google Places API replacement, private data extractor, or outreach automation tool.
What you can export#
The source model supports these field groups:
- Basic: name, address, category, opening hours.
- Contact: phone, website, email when available.
- Map context: Google Maps URL, latitude, longitude, place or business ID.
- Reviews: average rating, review count, price range.
- Media: featured image and photo count when available.
Default Google Maps export fields are name, address, category, phone, website, rating, review count, source URL, latitude, and longitude.
The product page currently emphasizes public business fields such as business name, category, address, website, phone when visible, rating, review count, source URL, query, and location context.
Formats#
- CSV for spreadsheet import and lightweight cleanup.
- XLSX for teams that prefer Excel-style review files.
Permissions and privacy#
The SKU is scoped to the current browser workflow on Google Maps. It should only claim fields that are visible or available in the supported page context. Users are responsible for using exported business information according to platform terms, privacy rules, anti-spam rules, and local laws.
Troubleshooting#
- If a field is blank, confirm it is visible in the Google Maps result or listing view you are exporting from.
- If rows look duplicated, keep the source URL, query, and location context so duplicates can be reviewed in a spreadsheet.
- If the export tab does not match the active page, reopen Google Maps in the active tab and refresh the popup.
FAQ#
Is this a Google Maps scraper?#
Users may describe the job that way, but Web Tidy positions this SKU as a browser-based export helper for visible workflows, not an official Google API or platform-limit bypass.
Is Web Tidy affiliated with Google?#
No. Web Tidy is independent and not affiliated with Google.
Can I use the file for outreach?#
Use the export as review material first. Any outreach workflow should respect platform terms, privacy rules, anti-spam rules, and local laws.