Who it’s for
Analysts, founders and business leads who size up a market before launching a product, entering a new city or updating their own directory.
The job
“I’m assessing a new niche in a city. I need a list of businesses that actually operate there — with categories, addresses, websites, ratings and opening hours — so I rely on data, not on a single map.”
One map never sees everything: some businesses or fields exist only on another one. Merging several maps by hand takes hours, and next time it has to be done again.
When you need it
- Entering a new city or category.
- Checking how complete your own directory is.
- Preparing a market overview or a competitor map.
How to do it
- Set the city or district and the business types — the same for every map you use.
- CrawlRover collects the businesses into a table — from Apple Maps, 2GIS and other maps. Which maps are available is shown on the map data hub.
- Compare names, addresses, websites, categories and ratings — you can see what each map found.
- Save the settings to repeat the research the same way a month later.
- Export to CSV, Excel or Google Sheets.
What you get
A list of businesses of the given type in the city: how many there are, where they are, which maps know them and where the gaps are. You can hand the table to your team with a clear record of where the data came from.
Why CrawlRover
- Several maps that complement each other.
- Repeatable results — the same settings a month later give a comparable table.
- Convenient export — the data is ready for filters and analysis.
- The Data plan — for regular data work; see the pricing page for the current price.
Good to know
Start with a small district, check the quality of the rows and only then scale up. CrawlRover collects public business data; you decide how to use it — follow each service’s terms and the applicable law.
[Install free] · market research · several maps · export to a spreadsheet
Ready to try it yourself?
Free plan — compatible store package, basic export, no card required