Google Maps Posts API
for offers, events, and announcements
Pull the updates a business publishes on its Google Maps listing as clean JSON. One request returns each post with its text, image, call-to-action, and timestamps, paginated, with proxies handled for you.
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95% finish faster
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Google buries business posts in the listing. Your parser shouldn't care.
- Posts loaded client-side, not in the HTML
- CTAs and images nested per post
- Dates as "Oct 15", not timestamps
- Proxies and captchas per business
- Re-parse the listing after each redesign
One GET Request. That's the whole integration.
Start with just a query. Add more parameters when your use case needs them.
curl -G 'https://api.hasdata.com/scrape/google-maps/posts' \
--data-urlencode 'dataId=0x873312ae759b4d15:0x1f38a9bec9912029' \
--header 'x-api-key: <YOUR_API_KEY>' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json'dataId Data IDplaceId Place IDnextPageToken Next Page Tokenhl LanguageEvery post, one predictable schema
Each update comes back with the same keys, text, image, call-to-action, and a normalized timestamp. Map the fields once and forget about it.
[
{
"postId": "775695035948935453",
"locationId": "2916276679580905419",
"title": null,
"description": "North Rim day-use operations begin on October 16. Plan ahead for limited services...",
"image": "https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/geougc/AF1QipMymB2uq73Vw",
"cta": { "url": "https://go.nps.gov/nr-1016", "label": "Learn more" },
"createdAt": "2022-10-16T04:07:19.000Z",
"postedAt": "Oct 15, 2022",
"postUrl": "https://www.google.com/search?q=Grand+Canyon+National+Park"
}
]postId / locationId stringIDs of the post and the business
title / description stringPost heading (when present) and body text
image stringImage attached to the post
cta objectCall-to-action url and label, when the post has one
createdAt / postedAt stringISO timestamp and Google's display date
postUrl stringDirect link to the post on Google
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Questions, answered
Pass the business's dataId, which the Google Maps Search API returns for every result. Feed that in and you get its posts back.
The offers, events, and announcements a business publishes on its Google Business Profile. Each carries its text, image, a call-to-action button when present, and the date it went up.
Yes. Alongside Google's display date like "Oct 15", every post carries createdAt as an ISO timestamp, so you can sort and filter by actual date.
Per successful request. One request is one post batch. A failed request costs nothing.
Yes, a one-time trial of 100 post batches with every field included. No credit card required. When you're done testing, pick a plan that fits your volume.
One post batch costs 10 credits. The unit price drops with volume, from about $2.45 down to $0.75 per 1,000 batches. Need more than the top plan covers? We'll set a custom rate.
No. Requests run on HasData's infrastructure, so there's nothing to provision or maintain. You're responsible for using the results in line with each target site's terms and applicable law.
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