Dataplor pricing: Local business search API
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25% complete: 2 of the 8 key fields we checkSee the 8 fields
Contact usWe haven't run a Local business search API benchmark yet.Dataplor gives this plan's price on request. We rank 89 plans for Local business search APIs by price. Half the plans cost $0.04 per 1,000 places or less.Stadia Maps's $250 monthly plan is the cheapest paid plan per 1,000 places: $0.001. Stadia Maps charges for each page of results. We count 10 places on each page to get the $0.001 price.
Plan: Contact sales Dataplor's only plan
Call: Docs on request from sales Dataplor's only call
API: Local business search API Dataplor's only API
About this item
- A copy at most 7 days old. You get places from Dataplor's database.
- 2 of the 8 key fields we check. Address, Category.
- No public price. You ask Dataplor for one.
- One call. Dataplor's sales team gives you the call's docs when you ask.
- Who can get it: with conditions. Keep data: with conditions. Use data: with conditions.
Dataplor: Local business search API alternatives
Dataplor alternatives: every Local business search API plan compared
We list other providers' plans with no public price. These plans come closest to this plan in number of key fields. Each plan in the table gives live data or data at most a week old.
| This planDataplor, contact us | FlashData, contact us, Pay-as-you-go volume pricing, POST /v1/queries/realtime | Scale SERP, contact us | Scavio, contact us | ScraperAPI, contact us, Enterprise, GET /structured/google/mapssearch | |
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| Completeness | 25% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Billing | contact | contact | contact | contact | contact |
| Freshness | 7 days | live | live | live | live |
| Who can get it | a company that books a demo and signs an Order Form with Dataplor (its pages send a buyer to "Request a Demo" and "Get started", its agreement says each purchase is made by an Order Form) | anyone with legal capacity to enter into the agreement, a person under 16 may not create or use an account | anyone | anyone | anyone |
Sources
From each provider's own pricing page and docs, and from what providers tell us. We read this row from these pages on 2026-11-04.
Product details
The key fields this plan's answer can hold, then each filled column in its row on the sheet.
- Address
- Phone, not in the answer
- Website, not in the answer
- Category
- Coordinates, not in the answer
- Rating, not in the answer
- Review count, not in the answer
- Opening hours, not in the answer
| Billing | contact |
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| Also pays for | nothing else |
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| Their pitch | Receive pre-structured, normalized data. Request custom data cuts and schemas to match your models. Integrate via API or flat file into your existing pipeline. |
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| Freshness | 7 days |
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| Keep data | Dataplor grants Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license during the applicable Subscription Term to use the Datasets and Records [...] If an Order Form grants Perpetual Rights for specific Datasets, Customer may retain those Datasets after expiration of the Subscription Term solely for internal use and subject to all use restrictions in this Agreement. [...] Evaluation access is limited to non-production, internal testing and assessment only, No right to retain Records survives the evaluation period, and Customer must delete all evaluation Records at the end of the evaluation period and certify deletion upon request. |
| Use data | Dataplor grants Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license during the applicable Subscription Term to use the Datasets and Records solely: For Customer’s and its Affiliates’ internal business purposes, and Within the geography, Product scope, and Subscription Term specified in the applicable Order Form. [...] Customer may only create internal models, analyses, reports, and other outputs that are derived from or incorporate insights from the Records (“Derived Outputs”) if: Derived Outputs do not enable reconstruction of substantial portions of the Records, Derived Outputs are not marketed, sold, or licensed as data products or data services, and Derived Outputs are used only for Customer’s and its Affiliates’ internal business purposes. [...] Customer shall not, and shall not permit any third party to: Sell, resell, distribute, license, sublicense, rent, lease, or otherwise make the Services, Platform, Datasets, or Records available to any third party, use the Services, Datasets, or Records to provide data-as-a-service, location intelligence services, or any other offering that competes with Dataplor, publish or expose Records in a way that allows third parties to query, access, or extract them (including via APIs, public dashboards, or publicly accessible tools), use Records to train, fine-tune, validate, benchmark, or otherwise enhance any machine learning or AI model (including LLMs and foundation models), upload or contribute Records into any open-source dataset, public corpus, data cooperative, or similar broadly shared repository, share, commingle, or make Records available through a data clean room, multi-party computation environment, or similar mechanism, reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Platform or any proprietary schema, methodology, or algorithm used by Dataplor (except to the limited extent prohibited by law), remove or obscure any proprietary notices or watermarks in the Services or Records, or circumvent or attempt to circumvent any technical controls or rate limits in the Platform. |
| You send | Docs on request from sales |
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| Plan | Contact sales |
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| Who can get it | a company that books a demo and signs an Order Form with Dataplor (its pages send a buyer to "Request a Demo" and "Get started", its agreement says each purchase is made by an Order Form) |
The 3 fields the plan's answer can hold
name, address, category