Google Maps Scraping

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Hi everyone,

we are using Outscraper to scrape Restaurant leads (from Google Maps) for our Sales Reps.

Wehave some issues here:

1. Unfortunately Outscraper doesnt catch all locations you can find on GMaps

2. Restaurants are often flagged as “closed” on Gmaps. Unfortunately outscraper cant import those infos into Hubspot

Does anyone from the Hospitality B2B Sales Community have the same issues and a solution? Or even an suggestion for a different Google Maps Scraper?

Thanks for the support :wink:

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Hey @TEller2, thank you for posting in our Community!

Thanks for sharing your experience. It sounds like the challenges with Outscraper, especially missing locations and not importing the “closed” status, can be frustrating.

Has anyone else in the community faced similar issues or found a different approach that works? @danmoyle and @Josh ?

Looking forward to your insights!

Pam

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Hey @TEller2 and welcome to the HubSpot community. While I haven’t used any of these, so I can’t cerify them, here are a few options to OutScraper I’d check out if I were in your shoes.

  • Fivetran
  • Hevo Data
  • Skyvia
  • Adverity
  • Bright Data
  • Dataddo
  • Smartproxy
  • Rivery
  • Apify
  • NetNut.io

Hope that helps inspire some ideas for you!

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Hi @TEller2,

I saw your post and wanted to offer my expertise as a Python web scraper developer. I can help address the issues you’ve mentioned with a custom-built Google Maps scraper.

Here’s how I can assist:

  1. Location Coverage:
    I understand that Outscraper doesn’t capture all locations available on Google Maps. I will thoroughly search through every city and town in the specified state, using multiple search terms. Additionally, I can gather geographical data from other reliable sources.
  2. Handling Closed Restaurants:
    I recognize that restaurants are often flagged as “closed” on Google Maps, and Outscraper can’t import this information into HubSpot. I’ll include functionality in my scraper to exclude any restaurants marked as “closed.”

If you’re interested, I’d love to discuss this further!