Google Maps Reviews Scraper

It collects the reviews on a Google Maps business listing — the text, the ratings, the dates, and the replies underneath — and hands them back as a table you can sort instead of a pane you keep scrolling. AllyHub takes a Maps link or a business name in plain language, works across every branch at once, and can group what recurs in the same run.

Yes — one location’s reviews with the standard fields is on the free plan. Whole chains in one job, deeper pulls, scheduled re-runs, and the grouping and counting steps are what the paid plans cover.

Yes — that cap belongs to the Places API, not to the page. AllyHub reads the listing itself and keeps scrolling until the place stops offering more, so you’re averaging over what the business has actually accumulated. Reviewer names are personal data under a lot of privacy regimes, so storage and retention are your call to make.

Yes — name the star tier, a date window, or a word like “wait” or “parking” when you start, and AllyHub collects only those. It’s the quickest way to build a complaint file for one branch without reading past four hundred people saying the coffee was nice.

Yes. Give it the list of Maps links, or just the brand and the towns, and every location runs in the same job with its address on every row — so you can rank branches by star average, by complaint volume, or by how much went unanswered.

An extension runs in your browser, one place at a time, and stops at a CSV. AllyHub takes the whole chain in one job, keeps the replies attached, groups what recurs, saves the setup as a Playbook, and compounds with every task — so the quarterly reputation pull stops being a project someone has to remember how to do.