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# Chrome Store Companies

| Category           | Record count |
| ------------------ | ------------ |
| Available formats  | JSON         |
| Delivery frequency | On-demand    |

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## Available resources

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## Data field overview

### Metadata

This section contains information about the record and company profile:

* Record source
* Data object type
* Creation and update timestamps
* Various identifiers
* Deletion status
* Profile URL.

### Product information

The `product information` section includes data fields related to the product, such as:

* Product name, website, category, and logo
* Product description, size, version, supported languages, and last update timestamp
* Number of reviews and users and overall product rating
* Privacy practices.

### Reviews

This section covers information about product reviews, such as review text, author, date, and rating.

### Related extensions

This section covers information about product competitors, such as product name, review count, rating, and profile URL.


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