Your results and exports

Every search returns structured business records you can export as CSV or sync into your own database. This page covers what’s in each record, how exports are produced, and how to get your data out.

What data you get

Each business result includes up to 11 fields, drawn from the Google Maps listing:

• Business name
• Full address — street, city, state, postal code, and country
• Phone number — when available
• Website URL — when available
• Rating — Google Maps 1–5 stars
• Review count
• Business categories — Google’s own classification
• GPS coordinates — latitude and longitude
• Price level — when available
• Business hours — when available
• Google Maps link — a direct link to the listing

Fields marked “when available” depend on what each business has published on Google Maps, so some records will have fewer fields filled in. A single search returns up to roughly 500 business results, so most searches produce a sizable list in one pass.

Downloading results

Completed searches are kept in your history, and each one is available as a stored CSV. From any finished search you can:

• Download the CSV to get the full result file
• Review the original search terms and locations the search was run with
• Download whatever completed results exist, even if a search was stopped early or finalized before it ran to completion

You don’t have to wait at your screen. Results are written as the search runs, and the file is ready when the job finishes.

Large exports

Large searches are written to durable CSV output continuously as they run. The completed file becomes available once the job finishes, or once it finalizes with the results gathered so far. That means a long-running search across many locations or terms still produces a usable export even if it doesn’t complete in full.

Re-downloading and access

Download links stay available for as long as your data is stored, so you can come back and re-download any completed search at any time. Each search also keeps a record of the exact terms and locations used, so you always know how a given list was built.

Syncing to your own Supabase

On the Pro and Business plans, you can sync results straight into your own Supabase database instead of, or in addition to, downloading CSVs. Synced records are deduplicated and upserted, so re-running an overlapping search updates existing rows rather than creating duplicates. That keeps a single clean table you can query, join, or pipe into the rest of your stack.

Where to go next

• See how it works for the full search-to-export flow.
• Browse use cases for agencies, outbound sales, local services, and data teams.
• Start free with 20 searches — no card required.

Data-collection obligations vary by jurisdiction, including under GDPR, and by platform terms. Review the laws and terms that apply to you, or consult counsel, before using exported data.