How it works

1. Choose categories and an area

Tick the categories you need on the map — from pharmacies and supermarkets to coffee shops. The area is set either by settlement or by a polygon you draw on the map yourself. You immediately see how many objects are already in the database and how many will require a fresh collection.

2. Check the price

The price follows the number of objects: 5 RUB each. Recently collected data is served straight from the database; the data freshness setting decides which records count as stale and get collected again. The final amount is calculated from the objects actually found once the order completes.

3. We run the collection

The order is queued and runs automatically. The area is split into windows traversed in a spiral from the centre. Your account area shows the progress: how many windows are done and how many objects have been found. An order can be paused or cancelled.

4. What you get

Name, address, coordinates, category, phone, website and the collection time. Email addresses are available for some businesses — taken from their own websites. The export comes as Excel or CSV.

Where the data comes from

The sources are public mapping services. We collect information about businesses: addresses, contacts and categories. Information about private individuals is not collected.