Map data · Apple Maps

Apple Maps scraper: what data and fields you can export

CrawlRover collects Apple Maps business cards right in your browser and exports them to CSV, XLSX or Google Sheets. Around 21 fields per company plus a unique bridge to external services — ratings, booking and menus from third-party sites in one card.

21
business fields Each expands into a set of export columns
~90
columns in the export Together with enrichment from the company website
10+
external services TripAdvisor, Yelp, Booking… in one card
The whole world — 200+ countries
North America Europe Asia Latin America Africa Oceania

Apple Maps works worldwide. Links to external services (booking, menus, tours) are especially rich in tourist locations.

Apple Maps fields

What's collected from an Apple Maps card

The full set of company data from the public Apple Maps. Some fields expand into several normalized columns — the count is shown on the right.

● collected from the map ○ added from the company website ×N — columns in the export
Core data 5 fields
●Name×1
●Category and cuisine type×1
●Address and components×5
●Coordinates×2
●Card link · Apple ID×2
Contacts and channels 5 fields
●Phone×1
●Website×1
○Company email×1
●Socials — company profiles×6
○Legal entity IDs · TIN/OGRN×2
Ratings 2 fields
●Rating — own % plus external sourcesmulti-source×1
●Review count (aggregate)×1
Hours, prices, description 4 fields
●Opening hours×1
●Price level (€€€€)×1
●Features and amenities×1
●Description · source Wikipedia / MICHELINApple×1
Location and media 2 fields
●Time zone (IANA)Apple native×1
●Photos — albums by source×4
External services Apple only
●Multi-rating: Apple, TripAdvisor, Yelp, TheForkApple only×4
●Links: menu, booking, order via partners×3
●Description source and photo attribution×1

Reviews, products or the average check as a sum? For reviews, Apple gives only the aggregate rating (no text) — the review text itself, products and sums are added by Yandex, Google and 2GIS via cross-map into a single row.

Strengths

What only Apple Maps has

A bridge to third-party services and global metadata — that's what Apple provides uniquely.

🔗A bridge to external services

The Apple card links to third-party sites — ratings, booking, menus, tours. We collect those too.

TripAdvisorYelpBooking.comZomatoTheForkFoursquareGetYourGuide

⭐Multi-rating in one card

Several ratings at once — Apple (%), TripAdvisor, TheFork (/10), Yelp — each on its own scale, without mixing.

🕐Time zone and metadata

Time zone in the IANA standard natively, cuisine type, price level, description source — Wikipedia or the MICHELIN guide.

🎫Actions and booking

Direct links to the menu, table booking and ordering via partners — Booking, TheFork, Yelp.

Enrichment included

As soon as the website is known

For a company with a website, about 40 more columns are added — with no per-row surcharge. Works for any map, not just Apple.

📧Email and domain
  • Addresses and their classification (corporate / role)
  • Domain age, registrar, DNS, SSL type
  • TIN and OGRN from the site footer with checksum validation
🔬Tech and analytics
  • CMS, JS framework, analytics, chat, payments, CDN
  • Health index, digital maturity, contact completeness
  • Rating and review percentile, profile anomalies

Collect Apple Maps businesses into one table

The extension works in your browser like a regular user. One company is stitched across every map where it's found — Apple, Yandex, Google and 2GIS together.

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Other maps

Data from the other maps

Apple Maps is one of four maps. See what's collected from each.

Google Maps Apple Maps Yandex Maps 2GIS All fields — explorer ↗
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