I will migrate your legacy google places API integration to new


About this gig
Is your site still using the Google Places API (Legacy)? Google froze it in March 2025 it can no longer even be enabled for new projects, and a full shutdown is coming with 12 months notice.
I migrate Google Places API integrations Autocomplete, Place Details, Geocoding, and Maps from the legacy version to the new Places API, with no downtime and no broken functionality.
What I can help with:
Migrate Autocomplete (address/city search fields) to the new API
Update Place Details and Geocoding calls to the new response format
Update server-side request handling to match the new API
Fix broken map markers after migration
Full regression testing before handoff
I have done this exact migration on a live hotel booking platform, so I know the real edge cases beyond the documentation.
Let's get your site future-proofed before Google fully shuts down the legacy API.
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Get to know Oumaima B.
Full Stack Web Developer PHP Symfony Joomla and Excel
- FromMorocco
- Member sinceJan 2026
- Avg. response time13 hours
Languages
English, French, German
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FAQ
Will my site break during the migration?
No. I run the new API alongside the legacy one, test thoroughly, then switch over — your site keeps working normally throughout the process.
Do I need any special access to make these changes?
Just access to your site's codebase (FTP/GitHub or similar). No account passwords or financial information needed.
What's different in the new API's response format?
The new API uses camelCase field names instead of the old format, requires field masking to control what data you get back, and returns richer place details overall. I handle all of that in the code so nothing breaks on your end.

