Whole-country business data: Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam

Gmap Data supports whole-country business-data campaigns in Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Each campaign is an ordered set of metro and regional anchors, run as a series of bounded local searches, and can save up to 1,000 businesses in one run - always capped by your remaining credits.

Deduplication is by Google place id across the whole campaign, so the same business appearing under two anchors is saved once and charged once.

Coverage is defined by a versioned manifest, not by a live query. Each country is a list of authored anchors ordered by tier, so the same manifest version always produces the same plan. The area counts below are the manifest's own definition.

These are the densest areas in each manifest and the first places a limited-credit campaign searches:

• •Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Shah Alam, Klang
• •Indonesia: Jakarta, Bekasi, Tangerang, South Tangerang, Depok, Bogor
• •Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Thu Duc, Bien Hoa, Thu Dau Mot, Bac Ninh

A country campaign is one run with an ordered coverage plan, not a queue of loose searches. The plan, the per-area progress and the completion reason are all recorded against the run, so a partially-completed campaign can be explained rather than guessed at.

• •The effective target is the smallest of: the maximum you requested, your remaining credits, and the 1,000-business system cap.
• •Result options are 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 saved businesses; 250 is the default.
• •A run that hits the credit cap stops and records that as its completion reason, rather than continuing and failing.
• •Run diagnostics show which areas were searched and why the run stopped.

After place details are read, a result whose structured Google country code differs from the campaign's country is skipped before it is saved. It is not charged, does not appear in your businesses or exports, and does not create an enrichment job.

This is deliberately a structured-field check on Google's own country code. A missing or unreadable country code is never treated as foreign, and the address text is never used to infer a country. Reading the detail to make that decision is a real request to Google, so it is counted in the run's own diagnostics - but it is not a credit charge.

• •A foreign result costs you no credit and appears in no export.
• •The cost of checking it is recorded in the run diagnostics, kept separate from your credits.
• •The completion reason on a run is the persisted record, so a campaign cannot report two different reasons in two places.

The number of saved businesses you get for a given number of credits depends on how many distinct businesses exist in the categories and areas you search, which varies by market. The coverage plan tells you the order and the caps; it does not promise a yield.

Use the free lead cost calculator to convert a target list size into the credits and the cheapest covering plan before you start.

• •Only these three countries are supported for country campaigns; other markets are available as city searches.
• •A country campaign is capped at 1,000 saved businesses per run.
• •Coverage counts are the manifest's anchor areas, not a promise of how many businesses exist there.
• •Businesses are matched by Google place id only, so a legitimate branch of the same brand at a different address is kept as its own row.
• •Google Sheets export is an operator-workspace tool; customer exports are CSV and in-app projects.