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Google Maps Duplicate Finder Bot

A single business can end up with two, three, or more listings on Google Maps — leftover from an old address, a slightly different spelling, or a second profile someone created by mistake. Each one splits reviews and confuses customers trying to find the right location. This tool cross-references business names, addresses, and phone numbers to spot listings that likely belong to the same place, then lines up the matches so you can see exactly what needs merging or removing.
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Platform Windows / macOS / Linux (Python-based, Chrome required)
Version v1.0.0
Google Maps Duplicate Finder Bot
Product Information

Details

Price
87$
Category
Google
Platform
Windows / macOS / Linux (Python-based, Chrome required)
Version
v1.0.0
License
Single-Site Commercial License
Updates
No charge for the first six months
Support
Email Support/Whatdsapp Support
Setup Time
Under 5 minutes
Requirements
Windows 10+, macOS 11+, or Ubuntu 20.04+
Google Chrome (latest version)
Python 3.9+ (installs automatically during setup)
Stable internet connection
4GB RAM minimum
Output Formats
CSV, Excel
Features

What’s included

01

Name Matching

Compares business names for close spellings, abbreviations, and near-identical variations.

02

Address Cross-Referencing

Checks listed addresses against each other to catch the same location under different entries.

03

Phone Number Matching

Flags listings sharing the same phone number as a strong sign of duplication.

04

Confidence Scoring

Ranks each potential match by how likely it is to actually be a duplicate.

05

Side-by-Side Comparison

Shows matched listings next to each other so differences are easy to spot at a glance.

06

Exportable Match List

Sends the full list of flagged duplicates to CSV or Excel for cleanup planning.

Workflow

How it works

STEP 1

Enter Your Business or Search Area

Provide the business name or a location and category to scan for potential duplicates.

STEP 2

Pull the Listings

The tool gathers every matching Google Maps entry it can find for comparison.

STEP 3

Run the Matching Check

Names, addresses, and phone numbers are cross-referenced to find likely duplicates.

STEP 4

Review the Matches

Flagged listings appear side by side with a confidence score for each pair.

STEP 5

Export Your Cleanup List

Download the match list to guide which listings to merge, claim, or report.

Use Cases

Use cases

Local Business Owners

Find stray or outdated listings splitting your reviews and confusing customers.

SEO & GMB Consultants

Audit client listings for duplicates as part of a local search cleanup.

Multi-Location Chains

Catch duplicate branch listings created by accident across a large footprint.

Agencies Managing Multiple Clients

Run listing audits across several client businesses without manual searching.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No, it identifies likely duplicates; merging or removing listings is done through Google's own tools.
Each match includes a confidence score, so close calls can be reviewed manually before acting.
No, it can scan any public business name or area, including competitors or clients.
The tool only reads publicly visible listing data. Following Google's own terms of use is the user's responsibility.
Yes, free updates are included for six months from the date of purchase.
Changelog

Version history

Version v1.0.0
2025-05-13
Full release — added confidence scoring and side-by-side comparison view.
Version v0.9.0
2024-06-18
Added phone number matching during the beta phase.
Version v0.8.0
2022-02-09
Initial beta — name and address matching only.