Google Places API
Search millions of businesses, points of interest, and locations with the Outscraper Google Places API.
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Pricing Plans
Pay as you go with monthly metered usage billing.
Free Tier
Usage before 500 places- Free for the first 500 businesses (places)
- Extended info
- Change language
- Bulk queries
Medium Tier
Usage after 500 places- Price per 1k places for the usage from 501 to 100k businesses
- Extended info
- Change language
- Bulk queries
- Enrichments
Business Tier
Usage after 100,000 places- Price per 1k records for the usage after 100k businesses (places)
- Extended info
- Change language
- Bulk queries
- Enrichments
- SLA & faster support
API Docs
Use the data from your app. Check out the API Docs to see code examples.
Data Dictionary
Columns names and descriptions for Google Maps.
- name – name of the place on Google Maps.
- name_for_emails – name cleaned/normalised for email personalisation.
- subtypes – all types of the place.
- type – the type under which the place was found (can be any element from subtypes, search result context).
- category – category defined by contributors (may be in a local language).
- phone – place phone number.
- website – website of the place.
- address – full formatted address of the place.
- street – street address (e.g. house number + street).
- county – county/borough.
- city – city of the place.
- state – state/region/province name (when available).
- state_code – state/region code (e.g. NY for US; when available).
- postal_code – postal/ZIP code.
- country – country name.
- country_code – country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, e.g. US).
- latitude – latitude of the place location.
- longitude – longitude of the place location.
- h3 – H3 index (hexagonal spatial index) for the place location.
- time_zone – timezone of the place location.
- plus_code – Open Location Code / Plus Code (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- area_service – indicates if the place is a service-area business without a public storefront address.
- rating – rating of the place.
- reviews – number of reviews.
- reviews_link – link to the place’s reviews on Google Maps.
- reviews_tags – most common review tags (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- reviews_per_score – JSON object with reviews per score. Works only when using a business name/category as a query.
- reviews_per_score_1 – number of 1-star reviews.
- reviews_per_score_2 – number of 2-star reviews.
- reviews_per_score_3 – number of 3-star reviews.
- reviews_per_score_4 – number of 4-star reviews.
- reviews_per_score_5 – number of 5-star reviews.
- photos_count – number of photos.
- photo – main photo URL (when available).
- street_view – Google Street View image URL (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- logo – logo image URL (when available).
- located_in – name of the parent place where it’s located (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- located_google_id – google_id of the parent place where it’s located (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- business_status – current status of the business (e.g. operational, temporarily closed).
- working_hours – JSON object with opening hours.
- working_hours_csv_compatible – pipe-delimited CSV-compatible opening hours string (used by: Opening Hours Pro, Listing Pro, Business Hours Widget, StoreMapper).
- other_hours – JSON object with other hours (when available).
- popular_times – popular times, including live status (e.g. little busy). Works only for individual searches (see learn more).
- typical_time_spent – how much time people typically spend (e.g. People typically spend 45 min to 2.5 hr here). Works only for individual searches (see learn more).
- range – price range. Either “$$$” (general searches) or “€10–20” (available only when using place_ids as queries).
- prices – prices info from various hotel providers (available only when using place_ids as queries).
- reservation_links – reservation links (when available).
- booking_appointment_link – link to book an appointment (when available).
- menu_link – menu link (works only for individual searches, e.g. query: “Hotel Colombo Berat”, “0x3e49a63f6b05fe3b:0xc73d6b1f31b2ccc8”, learn more).
- order_links – links to place an order (when available).
- about – additional attributes about the place (e.g. women-owned, LGBTQ+ friendly). Works only for individual searches (see learn more).
- description – place description (works only for individual searches; learn more).
- posts – JSON object with posts from the place (works only for some places; learn more).
- verified – indicates if the place was claimed/verified.
- owner_id – unique identifier of the place owner.
- owner_title – title of the owner’s profile page.
- owner_link – link to owner profile on Google Maps.
- location_link – link to the place on Google Maps.
- location_reviews_link – direct link to the reviews tab (when available).
- place_id – unique identifier of the place (Google may update it a few times per year).
- google_id – unique identifier of the place, also known as Feature ID (Google may update it a few times per year).
- cid – multi-platform ID of a listing in the Google ecosystem.
- kgmid – Knowledge Graph Machine ID (identifier Google assigns to specific entities).
- reviews_id – unique identifier of the place’s reviews.
Additional data that might be added by applying Emails & Contacts Scraper enrichment (select it with UI or use the “domains_service” parameter with API). You can learn more about enrichments in this article.
- domain – website domain.
- email_1 – the first email found associated with the place.
- email_2 – the second email found associated with the place.
- email_3 – the third email found associated with the place.
- Facebook – link to the Facebook page.
- Instagram – link to the Instagram page.
- Twitter – link to the Twitter page.
- Linkedin – link to the Linkedin page.
- Youtube – link to the Youtube page.
- phone_1 – first phone found from the website.
- phone_2 – second phone found from the website.
- phone_3 – third phone found from the website.
- website_title – title of the website (meta tag).
- website_generator – the platform the website is built on (WordPress, etc.).
- website_description – description of the website (meta tag).
- website_keywords – keywords from the website (meta tag).
- website_has_fb_pixel – shows if FB pixel was found.
- website_has_gtm – shows if Google Tagmanager code was found.
Why Use Outscraper Google Places API?
Simple REST API
Integrate Google Places data into your application with straightforward REST endpoints, JSON responses, and official SDKs for popular programming languages.
Comprehensive Business Data
Retrieve detailed business information, including names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, categories, ratings, reviews, opening hours, coordinates, and more—all through a single API.
Built for Scale
Search and retrieve data for thousands of businesses across cities, regions, or countries. Perfect for lead generation, market research, and large-scale data projects.
Cost-Effective Data Access
Avoid building and maintaining complex scraping infrastructure. Access structured business data with transparent pricing and pay only for what you use.
Bulk & Async Processing
Submit large jobs, process millions of records asynchronously, and receive results when they're ready—ideal for enterprise workflows and automation.
Easy Integrations
Connect the API with your CRM, BI platform, marketing tools, or custom applications. Export data in JSON, CSV, Excel, or integrate directly into your existing workflows.
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FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
The Google Places API allows developers to retrieve business and location information such as names, addresses, phone numbers, categories, ratings, and geographic coordinates.
Business details including contact information, categories, reviews, ratings, opening hours, Place IDs, photos, and additional enriched company information.
Yes. Search using queries such as:
- dentists in Chicago
- restaurants in Paris
- plumbers near Berlin
- coffee shops in Toronto
The API returns matching businesses together with their available metadata.
Yes. Many customers use the API to build prospect lists, enrich CRM records, perform local market research, and discover new business opportunities.
Yes. The API is designed for batch processing and large-scale business searches, making it suitable for enterprise workflows and automation.
access structured business data from Google Places. Whether you’re building a local search application, enriching CRM records, creating business directories, or automating lead generation, our API provides fast access to valuable business information through a developer-friendly REST interface.
Unlike traditional integrations that require multiple endpoints and extensive setup, the Outscraper Google Places API simplifies the process of retrieving business listings, contact information, reviews, ratings, categories, opening hours, geographic coordinates, and other location data. With comprehensive documentation, practical Google Places API examples, and SDKs for popular programming languages, you can integrate business data into your applications in minutes.
The API is designed for businesses that need reliable access to location-based data at scale. Search businesses by keyword, category, city, region, or country, automate prospecting workflows, enrich customer databases, perform local SEO research, or analyze competitors across thousands of locations. Whether you need data for a small project or enterprise-scale applications, the Outscraper API provides a scalable solution for retrieving Google Places business information.
If you’re looking for a Google Places API guide or an easier alternative to managing complex API integrations, Outscraper combines powerful search capabilities, bulk processing, flexible exports, and transparent pricing into a single platform. Developers can quickly get started using our Google Places API documentation, while non-technical teams can leverage the same infrastructure without building custom data collection pipelines.