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395catalogue Actors 172websites mapped 3,701distinct output fields 2026-11-12last data sync
Route diagram for Google Maps dataGoogle Maps Review & Contributor Activity Scraper: stops at 8 of the 10 fields shown; Google Maps Business Lead Finder with Email & Social Links: stops at 8 of the 10 fields shown; Google Maps Popular Times & Live Busyness Scraper: stops at 6 of the 10 fields shown; Google Maps Business Finder with Hours, Ratings & Location: stops at 9 of the 10 fields shown; Other Store tools (7): stops at 8 of the 10 fields shown; Google Maps Platform Places API: public, field coverage not compared.Google MapsreviewshoursnameaddressphonewebsitesourceUrlfeatureIdcategoriescategoryName1234+API

Stops are fields. A ring means the field is in that route's published output schema; no ring means the line passes without it. Bold labels are the core fields for this website, the rest are fields that differ between routes. A white capsule means every data line stops there. The red line is the official API; its field coverage is not compared. A crossed red line means there is no open official API.

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Local business data

A local-data job usually starts with a category and a place, then adds contact fields, ratings, hours or review text.

17 websites

Real estate data

Real estate portals differ by country, property type and what they publish per listing.

18 websites

Jobs and hiring data

Job data changes quickly and access rules differ by source.

25 websites

Social media data

A social scraper can return posts but miss comments, or return comments but not the parent post.

19 websites

Ecommerce data

Price tracking is a time series, not a one-off scrape.

40 websites

Search and ads data

A search result is not a stable fact.

13 websites

Travel and events data

Stays, fares and events change by date, party size and location, so the useful record is an observation: what was offered, for which dates, in which currency, when it was checked.

13 websites

Media and entertainment data

Video, music, book, film and game platforms each expose a catalogue and some public engagement numbers.

13 websites

News, research and reference data

News aggregators, scholarly indexes, patent databases, encyclopaedias and archives each publish data differently.

14 websites

Finance, markets and sports data

Quotes, indicators, scores and player statistics look public but usually come from licensed feeds.

10 websites

Reviews, apps and software data

Review and marketplace platforms publish listings, ratings, review text and sometimes pricing.

12 websites

How routes are compared

Every route for a website is scored with one published formula: target fit, field coverage, price per 1,000, 30-day public success rate, adoption and freshness. When a tool does not publish a value, it gets a fixed, published prior instead of a free pass, so a tool cannot win by leaving its schema or price blank.

The official API sits on every map as its own line, with its price notes, limits and documentation link, because sometimes it is the right answer.

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