Aggregator / directory / guide-catalogue (HoReCa, travel)

Keep a venue directory current across five maps

Collect a venue database — restaurants, hotels and services — across Google, Bing, Apple, Yandex and 2GIS Maps for your directory or guide, then keep it current by monitoring new and closed points.

Who it’s for

Owners and editors of directories, catalogues, guides and venue aggregators — HoReCa (restaurants, cafés, hotels), travel, local services. Their product lives on the completeness and freshness of its database: the fresher the venue list, the more valuable the directory is to visitors and partners.

The pain (JTBD)

“When I run a venue directory, I need to fill it and keep it current quickly — adding new venues, removing closed ones, updating data — so the database doesn’t go stale, and without collecting all of it by hand card by card.”

Ready-made venue databases are sold, but that’s a one-time snapshot that goes stale. Keeping a directory fresh by hand is constant routine.

Trigger

  • Launching a new directory or section (city, category).
  • Regular database refresh.
  • Expanding coverage to a new region or niche.

How CrawlRover solves it

  1. Fill the directory — open a map, pick a venue category by city and collect a list with fields: name, address, phone, website, category, rating and opening hours — from up to five maps.
  2. Refresh by recipe — the saved collection re-runs whenever the database needs freshening.
  3. Track changes — monitor new and closed points so the directory stays current (Monitoring plan).
  4. Export to Google Sheets / Excel / CSV / JSON — ready to import into your system.

Collection runs over the maps’ publicly visible business data.

Result

A filled, current venue directory — collected from up to five maps and kept fresh through re-collection and monitoring. Less manual routine, higher completeness and trust in the directory.

Why it pays off. Demand for venue databases is confirmed by the market: they’re sold ready-made, and HoReCa owners scrape maps to analyze competitors and reviews before opening. CrawlRover lets you collect and refresh such a database yourself. The Monitoring plan is the entry point for recurring freshness work; current pricing stays on the pricing page.

Why CrawlRover, not a ready-made database

  • Currency. A ready-made database is a snapshot; you refresh the directory yourself by recipe and see new/closed points.
  • Up to five maps — fuller venue coverage than one directory.
  • Any export format to import into your CMS/catalogue.
  • Card billing, with no one-off exports to buy.

Try it

On the free plan, collect venues of one category in a city and gauge the completeness. For volume, re-collection and freshness monitoring, the Data and Monitoring plans.

[Install free] · up to 5 maps · filling + freshness · table export

Ready to try it yourself?

Free plan — compatible store package, basic export, no card required

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