High‑performance, cross‑platform Google Maps scraper written in Rust. Collects business listings with ratings, contact details, and location data. Supports fast HTTP mode for speed and full Chromium mode for richer fields.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Fast mode (HTTP) | Quick result extraction with lightweight HTTP requests |
| Full mode (Chromium) | Richer fields by parsing APP_INITIALIZATION_STATE |
| Concurrency | Parallel workers for faster throughput |
| Output formats | CSV and JSONL supported |
| Geo + radius | Target by coordinates and radius |
| Rating filters | Min/max rating filters and result limit |
| Proxies | HTTP/SOCKS proxy support |
| Email extraction | Optional website email scraping |
| Extra reviews | DOM-based extended review extraction |
| Auto Chromium install | Optional install prompt when missing |
git clone https://github.com/AstonWilliams/Google-maps-scrapper-RUST.git
cd Google-maps-scrapper-RUST/rust-scraper
cargo build --releaseBinary output:
- target/release/gmaps-scraper-rs
./target/release/gmaps-scraper-rs \
--input example-queries.txt \
--results results.csv \
--fast-mode \
--geo "48.8566,2.3522" \
--zoom 13 \
--radius 10000./target/release/gmaps-scraper-rs \
--input example-queries.txt \
--results results.jsonl \
--depth 5 \
--concurrency 2 \
--auto-install-chromium./target/release/gmaps-scraper-rs \
--input example-queries.txt \
--results results.csv \
--fast-mode \
--geo "48.8566,2.3522" \
--zoom 13 \
--radius 10000 \
--min-rating 4.5 \
--max-rating 5.0 \
--max-results 20./target/release/gmaps-scraper-rs \
--input example-queries.txt \
--results results.jsonl \
--concurrency 4 \
--proxies "http://user:pass@host:port,socks5://host:port"- JSONL: use
--json - CSV: omit
--json
| Version | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1.0 | 2026-05-27 | Initial Rust CLI with fast mode, full mode, CSV/JSONL, filters, and proxies |
- Fast mode returns fewer fields than full mode.
- Full mode uses Chromium to extract APP_INITIALIZATION_STATE.
- Use
--auto-install-chromiumto install Chromium on demand.
PRs are welcome. Please open an issue first for major changes.
MIT
