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Use Bright Data’s Fast SERP service to retrieve compact Maps search results in real time via a native proxy interface.

Google Maps endpoints

Google Maps Fast SERP supports two response types depending on the URL you target:
  • Maps search results, a list of places matching a search query, returning an organic array
  • Place detail page, a single place record, returning a place object
Both endpoints require the x-unblock-data-format: parsed_light request header and the brd_json=1 URL parameter. Omitting either will result in an unexpected response format.

Fast Maps Search Request

Fast SERP for Google Maps works best with the native proxy interface. If you need a REST API interface for your architecture, one can be provided.

Maps search results

Place detail page: using Place ID

Response Format

The response is one of two shapes depending on the targeted URL: a search results page returns an organic array; a place detail page returns a place object. Search results use OrganicMapsSearchItem; place detail pages use OrganicMapsPlaceItem. The two are identical except for the shape of the reviews array.

organic array / place object

Both the items in organic and the place object share the following fields:

category items

images and menu_images items

tags items

reviews items (maps search results)

Search results carry a single short review snippet per place, with three fields only.
On search results pages Google exposes only a snippet - no author, rating, timestamps, or images. Use the place detail endpoint for full review objects.

reviews items (place detail page)

Example Response

Maps search results

Maps Place detail page

Response schema, Maps search results: https://api.brightdata.com/data_schemas/fast_serp/google_maps_search.schema.json Response schema, place detail page: https://api.brightdata.com/data_schemas/fast_serp/google_maps_place.schema.json

Supported parameters