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Gumloop - Google maps Actor integration

Search, extract, and enrich business data from Google Maps in Gumloop.


The Gumloop Google Maps integration provides a native interface for running Apify’s Google Maps scrapers directly in your workflows—no API keys or manual polling required. All you need is a Gumloop account.

Using the Gumloop Google Maps MCP node, you can simply prompt the location data you need and Gumloop will retrieve it from relevant Apify actors. From there, you can connect it to your favorite tools and AI agents to process the information.

Available actions

You can pull the following types of place data from Google Maps using Gumloop’s Google Maps node (via Apify). Each action has a token cost.

Prerequisites:

  • A Gumloop account.
Tool/ ActionDescriptionToken Cost
Search placesSearch for places on Google Maps using location and search terms.3 tokens per item
Get place detailsRetrieve detailed information about a specific place using its URL or place ID.5 tokens per item
Search by categorySearch for places by a specific category (e.g. cafes, gyms) on Google Maps.3 tokens per item
Get place reviewsFetch reviews for specific locations, including text, rating, and reviewer info.3 tokens per item
Find places in areaReturn all visible places within a defined map area or bounding box.3 tokens per item

Retrieve Google Maps data in Gumloop

  1. Add the Gumloop Google Maps MCP node.

    First, add the Google Maps node from the node lirbary to your workflow canvas.

  2. Prompt the data you need

    In the node's configuration panel, write a clear, specific prompt that describes the data you want to retrieve.

    Prompting tips
    • MCP nodes only have access to the tools listed so your prompt should be scoped to Google Maps.
    • You can mix and match different tools (e.g., search for gyms in Vancouver → get place details → pull reviews).
  3. Define inputs/outputs

    Once you’ve entered your prompt, you will go through the AI assisted node creation process starting with defining inputs, parameters and outputs of your Google Maps node.

    Gummie (Gumloop’s AI assistant) will suggest inputs (information coming from previous steps, ie location, keyword, category), parameters (user defined choices, ie number of results or radius) and outputs (information used in future steps, ie business name, review count, ratings).

  4. Generate and test the node

    With inputs, parameters and outputs defined, Gummie will generate the code to retrieve the data from the Apify Google Maps node. There is no requirement for you to review or understand the code, Gummie takes care of it.

    After the code is written, enter test values to confirm the outputs of the node and save.

    Once saved, you can access this node in any of your flows.

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