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Google Local Services Scraper by URL

This Google Local Services scraper opens a Google Local Services prolist URL and exports provider listings into a structured CSV. Import the workflow into the UScraper local desktop app, replace the sample plumber-in-New-York URL, and collect provider names, ratings, review counts, service areas, visible phone numbers, profile links, services, hours snippets, and Google verification text without building an ads API integration.

Output

CSV

Columns

14

Input

Prolist URL

Load passes

3

Template

Free

At a glance

Export Local Services Ads providers from a URL

Use this template when you already have a Google Local Services result URL for a trade, city, or service area. The sample starts with plumber new york, but the Navigate block can be changed to another approved prolist URL with your preferred query, language, and country parameters.

The automation is designed around how Local Services pages load: Set Window Size -> Navigate -> Wait for Page Load -> Sleep -> Scroll and click More or Next controls -> Parse visible providers -> Wait for buffered rows -> Structured Export. The parser filters loaders, dialogs, repeated containers, and oversized page sections before Structured Export reads one row per provider.

URL-first setup

Paste a known Google Local Services prolist URL instead of rebuilding a search from scratch.

Spreadsheet-ready provider data

Export provider name, rating, review count, service area, experience, services, hours, phone, profile URL, and verification text.

Lazy-load handling

Built-in scroll and click passes help reveal more providers before the final export runs.

Local workflow control

The stock template writes to your configured desktop save folder and does not add a cloud upload step.

Who uses it

Use cases for Google Local Services CSV exports

Local SEO teams

Competitive scans

Favorable to scraping

Export visible providers for a service category and city, then compare ratings, review volume, service-area language, and Google Guaranteed or Google Screened signals.

Home-service operators

Market entry

Favorable to scraping

Review which verified businesses appear for plumbing, HVAC, cleaning, electrical, legal, or other service searches before planning ad coverage.

Research teams

Provider datasets

Nuanced outcome

Build a first-pass provider list for manual validation, enrichment, or territory analysis while keeping source URLs with every row.

For adjacent local-data workflows, compare this page with the Google Maps Leads Scraper by URLs, Google Maps Listings Scraper by Keywords, and Google Maps Reviews Scraper. Browse the UScraper template library for additional directories, search, and review extractors.


How to use

Configure the Google Local Services data extractor

1

Download and import

Download the hosted JSON template and import it into UScraper.

2

Replace the prolist URL

Open Navigate and replace the sample https://www.google.com/localservices/prolist?q=plumber+new+york&hl=en-US&gl=us&src=1 URL with your approved service and location URL.

3

Review load timing

The workflow waits for page load, pauses, then runs multiple scroll and click passes for More, More providers, or Next style controls.

4

Confirm the export path

Structured Export writes google-business-local-services-scraper.csv with headers. Change the save folder before running client, category, or city-specific batches.

5

Run and inspect

Open the CSV, check row counts, spot-check several profile_url values, and review blank phone or hours cells before using the export downstream.

Output preview

CSV columns for Local Services provider listings

The export shape comes from the Structured Export block. Phone numbers, profile URLs, full hours, and service details are best effort because Google may hide fields behind modals, regional layouts, consent pages, or provider-specific detail panels.

providerratingrating_countservice_typeexperienceserve_areaphonegoogle_verified
Example Plumbing Pros4.8 out of 5214Plumbers12 years in businessServes New York, NY(212) 555-0100Google Guaranteed
Metro Rooter Demo4.6 out of 589Plumbers8 years in businessServes Brooklyn, NYBackground checked
Northside Pipe Service4.9 out of 542Plumbers15 years in businessServes Queens, NY(718) 555-0199Google Screened
google-business-local-services-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Create

Column

page_url

The prolist URL processed for the row.

Column

provider

Provider or business name parsed from the listing card.

Column

rating

Visible star rating, such as 4.8 out of 5.

Column

rating_count

Visible review count when present.

Column

service_type

Service category inferred from the URL query, such as Plumbers.

Column

experience

Experience text such as years in business.

Column

serve_area

Visible service-area line from the listing.

Column

provides

Short services or provider summary text when Google exposes it.

Column

profile_url

Google Local Services profile URL when available.

Column

open_hours

Open status or weekly hours snippet when visible.

Column

services

Detected service lines such as repair, install, replace, or unclog.

Column

phone

Visible phone number detected from the loaded page.

Column

google_verified

Google Guaranteed, Google Screened, background checked, or related text.

Column

service_area_details

Expanded service-area text captured near the provider card.

Headers included - one row per parsed Google Local Services provider

Frequently asked questions

Google Local Services pages can show public provider information, but automated collection may still be limited by Google terms, privacy law, advertising rules, database rights, and local data-use requirements. Keep runs modest, avoid bypassing access controls, and get legal review before using exported provider data commercially.

Before you run

Practical limits for Local Services Ads scraping

Keep these Google Local Services constraints visible

Rate limits

High-frequency runs can trigger friction

Avoid parallel sessions, keep batches modest, and pause if Google shows CAPTCHA, consent pages, anti-bot interstitials, or unusual response screens.

Layout drift

Provider cards and profile panels can change

Missing profile URLs, blank phone fields, or empty exports usually mean the layout, locale, modal behavior, or wait timing needs review.

Compliance

Review terms before using provider data

Do not use exports for spam, restricted republishing, or personal-data collection outside your compliance process. Keep the source URL, run date, and review notes with each dataset.

Download the template, install UScraper from the download page, and use it when you need to export Local Services Ads providers from a Google prolist URL into a structured local CSV.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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