Local research
Use Maps-oriented API methods to support place discovery, local market research, and operational datasets.
Research local, news, and trend signals with Google-oriented API API methods designed for monitoring, discovery, and data enrichment products.
ScrapeStorm is not affiliated with Google. Review applicable rules before processing platform data.
Google-oriented teams often build local research, media monitoring, or trend intelligence workflows. This section shows the usable surfaces without implying official Google partnership.
Use Maps-oriented API methods to support place discovery, local market research, and operational datasets.
Track news surfaces for media monitoring, alerts, and competitive intelligence.
Add trend signals to dashboards and reporting workflows without separate collection systems.
Use search-adjacent signals to support market maps, content planning, and demand analysis.
Feed Maps, News, or Trends API methods into repeatable internal datasets and reporting pipelines.
Browse every supported Google entity below, understand what each surface is for, and open the exact docs that matches your workflow.
Map-oriented API methods are built for public place discovery, local search, and structured geographic lookup.
What you get. Use this entity when your product starts with places, proximity, or local intent and needs a clean handoff into more detailed API method docs.
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Open these docs for a fast public snapshot of maps data before expanding into deeper monitoring or enrichment flows.
Use these docs to work with maps: Company reviews by company ID when your product needs a clear API method into public maps workflows.
Use this API method for discovery work around maps when you need to find relevant public accounts, topics, or content quickly.
News API methods are tuned for public stories, sources, and search patterns around current topics.
What you get. This entity works well for monitoring, editorial tooling, and research flows that need structured access to public news surfaces.
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Trend API methods capture what is surfacing publicly right now across places, topics, or discovery modules.
What you get. Use this group for alerting, editorial research, and products that need a fast read on what is gaining visibility.
Open the API method that matches the lookup, feed, summary, or discovery job you need.
Google coverage works best when teams decide which signal family they need first: local places, news, or trends.
Start from Maps, News, or Trends depending on whether the product needs local, media, or demand data.
Open representative docs to confirm parameters, examples, and response fields for the chosen surface.
Use V2-style output for recurring reports, research databases, and operational datasets.
Keep credit prices and API method availability visible before scaling scheduled research jobs.
Use a representative request to confirm API key handling and then move into the exact docs for the target surface.
No required query parameters for this representative API method.
curl --request GET \
--url "https://www.scrapestorm.net/api/v2/google.com/maps/company-info-by-company-id" \
--header "X-API-Key: 00000000-0000-4000-8000-000000000000" \
# Optional parameters:
# --data-urlencode 'company_id=5181132708478222499'
# --data-urlencode 'country_code=US'
# --data-urlencode 'language=value'
X-API-Key
Google API methods follow per-successful-response credit accounting and appear in the public pricing catalog.
ScrapeStorm is not affiliated with Google. Review applicable rules before processing platform data.
API method prices are visible before integration and credits are tied to successful API responses.
Each platform page links to the API reference and implementation docs for exact request and response details.
ScrapeStorm is independent from the listed platforms; your team remains responsible for permitted data processing.
These answers cover coverage, pricing, response formats, and launch details before you commit engineering time.
Yes. The current catalog groups available API methods across Maps, News, Trends, and related discovery surfaces.
Use the pricing link on this page to open the API method catalog filtered by platform and endpoint.
No. ScrapeStorm is an independent API and the page avoids official partnership claims.
Use Maps for local data, News for media monitoring, and Trends for demand or market research workflows.
Yes. Teams often pair Google signals with creator, content, or professional data from other ScrapeStorm platform APIs.