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Collects and ranks places from Google Maps search results by rating and review count. Tired of scrolling through endless Google Maps results trying to find the best-rated places? Google Maps Place Ranker does the work for you. As you scroll through Google Maps search results, the extension silently collects every place it sees — restaurants, hotels, cafes, parks, and more. Then it ranks and displays them in a clean, filterable panel so you can instantly find the best options. HOW IT WORKS 1. Search Google Maps for any place type 2. Scroll through the sidebar results — places are collected automatically 3. Click the floating button to open the ranking panel 4. Filter, sort, and find the best places instantly KEY FEATURES • Auto-collection — Places are captured as you scroll, no clicking needed • Smart ranking — Sort by rating, review count, or name • Powerful filters — Minimum review count, rating range slider, open-now toggle, text search • Quick search — One-click category buttons (Restaurants, Cafes, Hotels, etc.) plus 60+ place types • Rich cards — Thumbnails, ratings, reviews, hours, services, and review snippets • CSV export — Download your filtered results as a spreadsheet • Accumulation — Places accumulate across searches; clear manually when needed • Dark mode — Automatically adapts to your system theme PRIVACY • No API calls, no external requests • All data stays 100% local in your browser • No accounts, no tracking, no analytics • Only requires storage permission to save your settings Zero dependencies. Lightweight. Fast. Just better Google Maps search results.
Mar 25, 2026
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