Every Field on the Listing
Each business comes back as a full row — name and category, address and map pin, phone and site, star rating and review count, opening hours — cleaned and aligned, straight from the results.
Turn any Google Maps search into a structured list of local businesses — whole result set, pulled and cleaned in one pass, not by hand.
Copying businesses off Google Maps one card at a time is how an afternoon disappears. AllyHub runs your search and pulls every listing's details — name, address, phone, website, rating, hours — into one clean, structured table.
Each business comes back as a full row — name and category, address and map pin, phone and site, star rating and review count, opening hours — cleaned and aligned, straight from the results.
Set the rules up front — a star-rating floor, a distance radius, a category, or website-only — and AllyHub scrapes just that slice, so you get a targeted set, not a dump to clean.
Alongside the phone and website, AllyHub grabs the email and social links where the business publishes them on its site — so a listing set becomes something you can actually reach out to.
Point AllyHub at a business type and a location, or paste a Google Maps search URL you've already set up, and it works from either into the same structured output.
AllyHub walks every page of the results on its own, so a single search returns hundreds of businesses in one structured pull instead of you scrolling and copying listing by listing.
Hand AllyHub a list of cities or regions and it runs the same search across all of them in parallel, returning one combined dataset — the makings of a market map, not a single-town snapshot.
From a business type and a city — or a Maps URL — to a clean business dataset in three steps.
Give AllyHub what to search for and where — or a Maps search link you've built — then set whatever filters you need before it runs. No account, no copy-paste.
It walks every result page, pulls each business's name, address, phone, website, rating, review count, category, and hours — plus email where listed — into a clean table.
Export the dataset to CSV or Sheets, enrich and segment it for outreach, or save the search as a Playbook that refreshes on the schedule you set.
Google Maps gives you the listings. AllyHub gives you the spreadsheet — filtered, enriched, and ready to work.
Copying Google Maps by hand runs about thirty to fifty businesses an hour, and you still have to clean it. AllyHub returns hundreds in a single pass, already structured, so the afternoon of grunt work becomes a few minutes of review.
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A list of business names isn't a lead list. AllyHub carries the extraction into the next step — contacts attached where published, rows segmented by category and area, the set exported straight into your outreach tool — so what you get is prospects, not homework.
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Auditing a category across twenty metros by hand means twenty separate searches. AllyHub runs them together and stacks the results into one dataset, so you see the whole competitive map — where a chain is dense, where a market's wide open — in a single view.
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Turn a search you'll run again into a saved Playbook, and the setup is done once. AllyHub builds on what it already knows about your target markets, so keeping a lead list or a market map current gets faster every time and each run flags what's changed since the last.
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Sales teams, market researchers, franchise and real-estate scouts, and local SEO agencies — anyone who needs local business data as a table.
You need a prospect list for an industry in a region, and building it means a rep burning a day in Google Maps instead of selling. AllyHub pulls every matching business with its contact details — where they're published — into an export your reps can start dialing, not a research project.
A client wants the competitive landscape for a category across several markets, and you're stitching it together from scattered searches. AllyHub extracts the businesses across every market at once and structures them, so density, gaps, and category presence come out as data you can chart, not a manual tally.
You're scouting territory and need to know what's already operating near a site — competitors, complements, foot-traffic anchors — but pulling it by hand doesn't scale across candidate locations. AllyHub scrapes the businesses around each address and hands back a comparable set per site, so a territory read that took days runs in a pass.
You're auditing a client against category competitors and need everyone's listing details — completeness, categories, ratings — but Google Maps won't hand you a table. AllyHub pulls the competitor set into structured rows, so you can spot the gaps in a client's profile and where rivals are under-optimized, on a schedule.
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Answers on what fields you get, contact data, reviews, and running this across a market.
It's a tool that turns Google Maps search results into a structured business dataset — the contact, rating, and category details for every listing, laid out as rows you can filter and export. AllyHub adds bulk runs, filtering during the scrape, and many locations at once.
Yes. A single-location search is free. Paid plans unlock bulk runs across many categories and cities, contact enrichment, multi-region market maps, and Playbooks that refresh on a schedule.
It pulls the phone and website straight from the listing, and where a business publishes an email or social links on its own site, AllyHub grabs those too. Not every business lists an email, so the field fills in where it's available — AllyHub won't fabricate one to complete a row.
Yes, and the filters apply during extraction, not after. Set a minimum rating, a business category, a radius from a point, or website-only, and AllyHub returns just that slice — so you're not paying to scrape a pile you'll delete half of.
This tool captures each business's star rating and review count as listing fields. For the review text itself — what people wrote, reviewer names, dates — that's the job of AllyHub's [Google Maps Reviews Scraper](/tools/google-maps-reviews-scraper), built to pull reviews in depth. Run the two together when you need both the businesses and their reviews.
By hand it's a day of clicking and cleaning; most scrapers hand you a raw dump. AllyHub filters as it scrapes, enriches with contacts, runs many locations at once, and saves the whole thing as a Playbook — so the setup never gets rebuilt, each refresh reusing what it already learned about your markets and surfacing only what's changed since your last run.