Google Maps scraper
A Google Maps scraper that starts from a one-line brief. Describe the businesses and the area; SpringBrand searches Google Maps by place and category, checks reviews and websites, and returns a shortlist with a public link and a fit reason on every row, not a raw export you still have to sort.
Built for teams that sell to local businesses
Find dental clinics in Austin that could use help with their online reviews.
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Google Maps place and category searchThe agent searches Google Maps for the category and area, keeps the businesses that match your brief, and explains why each one is on the list. Names below are placeholders.
| Business | Area | Fit reason | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clinic A | North Austin | Recent reviews mention long wait times | Fit |
| Clinic B | Downtown | Few reviews for its category | Fit |
| Clinic C | South Austin | Matches category, reviews look healthy | Review |
| Clinic D | East Austin | No website listed | Check |
Each row says why the business made the list, so you can drop the weak ones before anyone picks up the phone.
Sample output: matching local businesses with a public Google Maps link, a fit reason and what still needs a manual check.
Choose a task, check which tools it uses, and copy a starting request into SpringBrand or your own agent.
Google MapsLocal businessesTool example1 tool selectedStarting requests are templates. The tools and costs available in your account decide the exact steps; your agent should show them before running.
Most Google Maps data scrapers export every listing in an area. That is the right tool when you need the full dataset. When you need the businesses worth calling, the sorting and checking is the real work.
Working across separate toolsWorking across separate tools: Fill in search terms, location settings and run options.
With SpringBrandWith SpringBrand: One sentence describing the business, the area and what makes one a fit.
Working across separate toolsWorking across separate tools: Get every matching listing as a spreadsheet you still have to sort.
With SpringBrandWith SpringBrand: A shortlist with a public link and a fit reason on every row.
Working across separate toolsWorking across separate tools: Set up separate scrapers or add-ons for reviews and websites.
With SpringBrandWith SpringBrand: Google Maps reviews and website reading in the same request.
Working across separate toolsWorking across separate tools: Export again into an enrichment tool for company and people data.
With SpringBrandWith SpringBrand: Apollo and People Data Labs on the same credit balance.
Working across separate toolsWorking across separate tools: Export the list, then send from another tool.
With SpringBrandWith SpringBrand: Optional outreach drafts that stay unsent until you approve them.
Start from a sentence, not a filter panel: "family-owned plumbers in Tampa with fewer than 30 reviews". The category and place drive the Google Maps search; the rest is the fit test each candidate is checked against.
Open the local business workflowFamily-owned plumbers
Tampa, FL
Fewer than 30 reviews
A public link on every row
SpringBrand searches Google Maps by place and category and collects the matching businesses with their public listing links. For the ones worth a closer look, it pulls Google Maps reviews and reads the business's own website, and Apollo and People Data Labs add company context.
Google Maps
Apify
Firecrawl
Apollo
People Data LabsEvery row comes with a public link, a fit reason and notes on what still needs a manual check. Ask for outreach drafts if you want them; they stay unsent until you approve them. The list goes into whatever CRM or sequencer you already use.
Local lead planSamplePlace and category search
Each workflow lists what to bring and what you get back. Open the workflow or guide for the next step.
Find local businesses by place and category and keep the ones that match your ideal customer.
Pull Google Maps reviews for the businesses you kept and turn repeated complaints into fit reasons.
Read each candidate's own website to find a concrete reason to reach out, such as a missing booking page.
Add company and people context to the businesses you plan to contact, and see which rows have no record.
Pick the right source for each step, keep a public link on every row, and approve anything before it goes out.
Google Maps, Apollo, People Data Labs, Firecrawl and Apify sit behind one account. Your agent should name the tool and its credit cost before it runs.
Each business on the list comes with its public Google Maps link and the reason it fits, so anyone can open it and check.
SpringBrand does not send email, follow or contact anyone. Outreach drafts are optional and stay unsent until you approve them.
What comes back, whether it finds emails, what it costs, and whether it sends anything.
View plans and pricingA Google Maps scraper pulls business listings for a place and category. SpringBrand runs that search from a one-line brief, then goes further: it adds public review data, reads company websites, enriches records through Apollo and People Data Labs, and returns a shortlist where every row has a public link and a reason it fits.
Local businesses that match a place and category, with their public listing links, plus public location and review data. Which listing fields come back depends on what Google shows for that business, so check a sample row before you build a process around a specific field.
Describe the businesses and the area in plain English, in SpringBrand or from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor over MCP. There are no selectors, proxies or scraper settings to manage.
Connect your own agentYes, Google Maps reviews are one of the sources SpringBrand can use. Pull them for the shortlist rather than every listing in a city; reviews are most useful as evidence for why a business fits.
Not as a promise. Apollo and People Data Labs can add company and people context, and Apollo can reveal verified contact details where it has them, but coverage for small local businesses varies. Treat contact data as a bonus, not a guarantee.
Most Google Maps scrapers export every listing in an area, which is right when you need the full dataset. SpringBrand is a research and shortlisting tool: it checks reviews and websites and returns the businesses worth calling, each with a fit reason. It is not a bulk data vendor.
Start free, pay per run. New accounts get free credits on signup, and each run spends credits from one shared balance depending on the tools it calls. Purchased top-ups never expire. Ask the agent to show the cost before it runs.
View plans and pricingNo. SpringBrand does not send email, follow or contact anyone. You can ask for outreach drafts, and they stay unsent until you approve them and send them from your own tools.
Not on its own. There is no built-in schedule, and each run starts when you ask. Teams that want a recurring refresh trigger it from a tool they already use and call SpringBrand over MCP.
SpringBrand works with public business information through third-party providers. You are still responsible for how you use the list, including privacy and anti-spam rules where you operate. This is not legal advice.
Each row has a public link and a reason it fits. New accounts start with free credits.