Maps Export for Google Maps CSV business leads
A completely free Google Maps scraper-style export helper for turning visible public business fields into CSV or XLSX rows for business leads review. Web Tidy is independent and not affiliated with Google.
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Completely free / independent from Google
Free CSV/XLSX export helper for visible Google Maps business fields
Google Maps business research should not stay trapped in manual copy-paste.
People searching for a Google Maps scraper, Google Map extractor, or Google Maps data scraper usually want one practical thing: a reviewable CSV of visible business listings, without pretending the tool is official Google software.
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From visible listings to reviewable rows
Open a Google Maps search result, review public business fields, and prepare rows that can be filtered, deduplicated, and checked in a spreadsheet.
Free, independent, and compliance-aware
Maps Export for Google Maps is completely free, independent from Google, and scoped to user-reviewed public business fields. It does not promise private data extraction or platform-limit bypassing.
What Maps Export for Google Maps helps you do
Export Google Maps to CSV or XLSX
Prepare visible business names, categories, addresses, websites, ratings, review counts, source URLs, query/location context, and phone fields when they are visible in the user's workflow.
Build business leads for review
Move local prospecting research into spreadsheet-friendly rows for filtering, cleanup, deduplication, territory planning, and responsible business leads review.
Use a careful scraper-style helper
Users may call this a Google Maps scraper, but Web Tidy positions it as a browser-based export helper, not an official Google tool, API replacement, or outreach automation product.
Formats: CSV, XLSX
A simple Google Maps to spreadsheet workflow.
The first version keeps the path obvious: search Google Maps, review visible public fields, export, and use the file responsibly.
Search Google Maps by business type and location → Run Web Tidy on visible results → Review public business fields → Export CSV or XLSX for leads review
Search Google Maps by business type and location
Run Web Tidy on visible results
Review public business fields
Export CSV or XLSX for leads review
SEO output details
What Maps Export for Google Maps exports
A data-driven product block for search intent, field expectations, and review-ready spreadsheet examples.
Locale evidence: raw_seo. English is the only raw SEO source in this release; other locales are translated or inferred unless a product explicitly says otherwise.
What you give
- A Google Maps search result page
- A business type plus a city, region, or local area
- Visible public listing fields in the current browser workflow
What you get
- CSV or XLSX rows for spreadsheet review
- Business names, categories, addresses, websites, and phone fields when visible
- Rating, review count, source URL, query, and location context for auditability
What you can export
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Business name | The visible listing name shown in Google Maps search results. |
| Category | The visible business category, such as dentist, restaurant, agency, or store. |
| Address | The public address or service-area text visible in the user's current result view. |
| Website | The visible website link when Google Maps shows one for the listing. |
| Phone when visible | A phone field only when it is visible in the user's Google Maps workflow. |
| Rating | The visible star rating value for quick sorting and review. |
| Review count | The visible number of reviews, useful for prioritizing local business records. |
| Source URL | The Google Maps result or listing URL used to trace where the row came from. |
| Query / location | The search phrase and location context used to generate the row. |
Sample output
Example CSV-style rows for preview only; real output depends on the visible fields in the user's browser.
| Business name | Category | Address | Website | Phone | Rating | Reviews | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northside Dental Studio | Dentist | Austin, TX | northside-dental.example | (512) 555-0198 | 4.7 | 186 | Google Maps result |
| Lakeview Coffee Roasters | Coffee shop | Chicago, IL | lakeview-coffee.example | Visible in result | 4.6 | 842 | Google Maps result |
| Bright Path Accounting | Accounting firm | Denver, CO | brightpath-accounting.example | Not visible | 4.8 | 73 | Google Maps result |
Google Maps to CSV
Business leads review
Use business name, category, address, website, rating, review count, source URL, and query/location context to review local prospects.
Phone fields when visible
Keep contact language careful: include phone fields only when visible in the user's Google Maps research workflow.
Query and location context
Preserve search context so teams can audit where a business row came from and rerun review when needed.
Responsible use
Exported rows should be reviewed by the user and used according to platform terms, privacy rules, anti-spam rules, and local laws.
Public business fields
Business name, category, address, website, phone field when visible, rating, review count, source URL, search query, and location context.
Completely free
The first Web Tidy Maps Export page presents the product as a free helper for CSV and XLSX business-field review.
Not affiliated with Google
Web Tidy is an independent browser-based helper and is not an official Google product or endorsed by Google.
CSV and XLSX formats
CSV and XLSX are the first export formats because they fit spreadsheet cleanup, filtering, and local lead-list review.
Privacy and permissions
This section keeps the browser-extension boundary visible before a user decides to install or try the product. Contact support
Access to Google Maps pages is used so the extension can read visible public listing fields in the current browser workflow and prepare the user-requested export.
A lighter path than manual copy-paste or custom scripts.
Less manual copy-paste
Move repeated visible map fields into rows so the user can review, filter, and clean the data in a spreadsheet.
Less setup than scripts
A browser-based Web Tidy workflow avoids writing and maintaining a custom scraper for a simple local research job.
Clearer than screenshots
CSV and XLSX files make local prospecting research searchable, shareable, and easier to audit.
Maps Export for Google Maps is meant to make public local business research easier to review, not to become a heavyweight scraping platform.
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