CSV
Opens in any spreadsheet. Text that starts with =, +, - or @ is prefixed with an apostrophe, so a spreadsheet does not run it as a formula.
Turn completed business research into a spreadsheet-ready file. Keep source context, choose retained results, and export Google Maps data to CSV without another research task.
Before you run · Live research requires a configured data source. Sample data is clearly labeled. Paid plans are not available yet.

Opens in any spreadsheet. Text that starts with =, +, - or @ is prefixed with an apostrophe, so a spreadsheet does not run it as a formula.
A workbook for Excel or Google Sheets, for results up to about 5 MB. Use JSON Lines for larger results.
The complete result with each record’s source, fetch time and the task’s coverage.
One business per line (JSONL), for large files and data pipelines.
Download a labeled sample CSVFictional records with the same columns as a results export, not real business data.
Upload a CSV of businesses, map its columns and review how each row matches a business ID.
Add details or public contacts to the matched records. The estimate shows the maximum units first.
Save the retained Google Maps data to CSV, XLSX, JSON or JSONL. Exporting again uses no research units.
Yes. Completed, retained business results can be exported to CSV, JSON and JSONL. CSV exports escape spreadsheet formulas. Exports use existing results rather than running another research task.
Lists saved in your Google account are exported with Google Takeout, a Google service. MapsScraper.dev cannot read your Google account or its saved places; it exports the research results in your workspace.
Explore the workflow with labeled sample records, then connect your workspace for live research.
Explore a sample