Aerosync

How It Works

Understand how Aerosync’s GMB Scraper extracts verified business data from Google Maps using the official Google API — safely, accurately, and instantly.

Step-by-Step: How the GMB Scraper Works

Step 1: Enter Keywords & Location

Start by typing your target keyword — for example, “salon,” “dentist,” or “restaurant” — along with the city or area you want to search in. The tool uses these parameters to query Google Maps.

Step 2: Connect to Google Places API

Once you submit, the tool securely connects to Google’s official Places API. This ensures all information fetched is accurate, verified, and compliant with Google’s terms.

Step 3: Fetch Business Details

The API returns matching businesses along with their public data — name, address, phone number, website, ratings, and total reviews — which are displayed instantly in a clean table view.

Step 4: Export the Data

You can easily export the results in CSV or Excel format for marketing campaigns, research, or local SEO work — all with a single click.

Step 5: Use for Local SEO & Lead Generation

Use this verified business data to build local business lists, outreach campaigns, or analyze competition in any city — without manual effort or scraping violations.

How Data Flows

Your input → Google Maps API → Aerosync GMB Scraper → Displayed results → Export in your chosen format

How GMB Scraper Works Diagram

Ready to Try It?

Start using the free Google Business Profile Lookup Tool today and discover valuable local business insights in seconds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the data from Google verified?

Yes, all business information is fetched directly from Google’s verified business listings using the official Places API.

Do I need an API key?

No, you can use Aerosync’s hosted version directly. Developers can also connect their own Google API for extended use.

Can I export the results?

Yes! You can export results instantly in CSV or Excel format, making it easy to use in Excel, Google Sheets, or CRMs.

Is this tool safe to use?

Absolutely. It complies fully with Google’s API policies and uses only publicly available data.