Google Maps API

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Brief

What is Google Maps API?

BrowserAct’s Google Maps API lets you extract structured business data from Google Maps through a single API request — no crawler scripts, no browser automation, and no manual export.

Simply pass your keywords and location to the API. BrowserAct automatically executes the full workflow in the background and returns clean, ready-to-use business data directly via API.

Live & Interactive Demo

A live interactive demo is available inside the BrowserAct platform.

What data can you get through Google Maps API?

The API returns structured business details extracted from Google Maps.

Field name	Description
Title Name	The official business name as displayed on Google Maps.
Category_primary	The main business category assigned by Google Maps, representing the core business type.
Categories	All categories associated with the business, including secondary and niche classifications.
Opening hours	The business’s operating hours, including daily schedules and special hour notes when available.
Address	The full formatted street address of the business location.
country	The country where the business is located.
postal_code	The postal or ZIP code associated with the business address.
price_level	Google’s price range indicator showing the relative cost level of the business.
Rating	The average star rating given by users on Google Maps.
reviews_count	The total number of public reviews the business has received.
business_status	The current operational status of the business, such as operational, temporarily closed, or permanently closed.
Website link	The official website URL listed on the business profile, if available.
Phone number	The primary contact phone number shown on Google Maps.
booking_links	External links that allow users to make reservations or appointments directly.
Menu link	A direct link to the business’s menu, if provided on Google Maps.
Social media profiles (if available)	Links to connected social media accounts such as Facebook or Instagram when detected.
plus_code	The Google Plus Code representing the precise geographic location of the busine_

Why Google Maps API is right for you

One-call integration
Connect directly to your CRM, BI tools, databases, or automation platforms via API.
Zero maintenance
No crawler scripts, proxy setup, or anti-bot handling required.
Production-ready output
Consistent, structured responses suitable for automated processing.
Sales-first workflow
Turn Google Maps search intent into qualified sales leads automatically.

In short:
Search → API call → Data delivered

Google Maps API is built for sales operations, growth teams, and automated workflows that value speed, reliability, and simplicity.

API Parameters

Parameter	Description	Default	Supported values (examples)
TargetURL	Base Google Maps URL used for navigation and data extraction	https://www.google.com/maps	Fixed value
Keywords	Search query used to find businesses on Google Maps	Turkish-style restaurant	Any keyword or phrase (e.g. coffee shop, dental clinic, SaaS company)
Language	UI language and returned text language	en	en, zh-CN, zh-TW, es, fr, de, it, ja, ko, pt-BR, ru, ar
country	Country or region bias for search results	us	us, gb, ca, au, de, fr, es, it, tr, jp, kr, cn, br, in

Code to integrate

Click Get code, replace the API key, and run the code directly in your application.

# API Key, get from: https://www.browseract.com/reception/integrations
API_KEY = os.getenv("BROWSERACT_API_KEY", "app-abcdefghijklmn")

You only need to replace:

app-abcdefghijklmn

with your own API key, and the code will run successfully.

You can find your API key in the API & Integrations section of the BrowserAct dashboard.

API Results

BrowserAct returns all Google Maps scraping results directly through the API, with no manual output configuration required.

The API response is delivered as a structured dataset, designed for immediate programmatic consumption. Results are consistently formatted, making them easy to integrate into downstream systems such as CRMs, databases, analytics pipelines, or automation workflows.

Once a task completes, the full result set is available via the API response or retrieval endpoint. The output structure is standardized and does not require field selection or manual export, ensuring predictable and reliable data handling in production environments.

This approach removes UI-level configuration and enables a fully automated, API-first workflow—from from request to results delivery.

API Examples

Input

TargetURL: https://www.google.com/maps

Keywords: Turkish-style restaurant

Language: en

Country: us

Steps

Click Get the Code

Run the request

Receive structured results via API

Map View

BrowserAct delivers Google Maps location data via API instead of a built-in map view, enabling developers to build custom map visualizations or downstream integrations as needed.