CrawlRover features: the full map-data cycle

From the first query to a finished table with files — Google, Bing, Apple, Yandex and 2GIS Maps in one ecosystem. Package composition depends on the install channel. Below is what single-map scrapers usually cannot do.

Seven map-data mechanics

In the same order as the menu — from collection to export

Collection modes & methods

Choose the context first — visible area, query within a zone, or a zone sweep — then the discovery methods available for that map.

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Search queue

Categories and keywords entered once, in one place — processed one by one into a single deduplicated database.

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Cross-map collection

One area or query, several available maps, and independent provider progress in one run.

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Find on other maps

Take existing rows and find the same places on selected missing maps, with explicit match outcomes.

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Field enrichment

Add reviews, menus, products, vacancies, popular times and other selected fields to found and linked records.

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Reviews & photos

Ratings, review dynamics and photo albums of organizations — for reputation analysis and catalogues.

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Table view & export

Built-in table for a single run or the whole database, export to CSV, XLSX and Google Sheets, file downloads named by a mask.

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More in the product

Adjacent sections — each with its own page

200+ data fields

What exactly is collected from each map: an interactive field explorer — from ratings to opening hours.

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Competitor monitoring

Watch locations across five maps: expansion, reputation, territory landscape — with alerts and history.

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Website scraper

Lists, catalogues and price-lists from any website — into the same table as your map data.

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