How many page credits do I need to scrape reviews from Google?

How many page credits do I need to scrape reviews from Google?

Our Google Reviews Crawler collects data from the review listing page (one Google review page usually contains 10 reviews).


e.g. If you want to scrape 100 reviews for 1 listing, then the scraper uses 11 page credits. 1 page to go to the Google listing and then 10 pages of 10 reviews each.

The number of reviews shown per page are always subject to change by Google and beyond our control. if Google decides to change the count, our page credit calculation also changes.



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