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Add Google Address Autocomplete to your landing pages in LanderLab to show real-time address suggestions as visitors type, making address fields faster to fill and more accurate.
What is Google Address Autocomplete?
Google Address Autocomplete uses the Google Places API to show real-time address suggestions as a visitor starts typing in an address field. Instead of typing their full address manually, visitors can select from a list of matching suggestions, which speeds up form completion and reduces typing errors. To use this feature in LanderLab, you need to do two things:- Add the Google Address Autocomplete Input block to your quiz or form in the editor
- Connect your Google Places API Key through the integrations panel
Once you add a Google Address Autocomplete integration, it is saved globally in your account. You can reuse it across multiple landing pages without entering the details again.
Part 1: Add the Autocomplete Input Block
First, add the specialized address input field to the quiz or form step where you want to collect address data.Open the Quiz Editor
Open the landing page that contains your quiz funnel and click into the Quiz Editor.

Part 2: Connect Your Google Places API Key
Once the block is added, connect your Google Places API Key through the integrations panel.Go to your landing page
Navigate to Landing Pages and click the name of the landing page where you want to enable address autocomplete.
Select Google Address Autocomplete
From the list of available integrations, find Google Address Autocomplete and click on it. A configuration form will appear.
Fill in the required fields
Enter the following details:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | A label to identify this integration (e.g. “Google Address Autocomplete”). Helps you recognize it when reusing across pages. |
| API Key | Your Google Places API Key from the Google Cloud Console. |

Connect to Another Landing Page
Since Google Address Autocomplete integrations are saved globally, you do not need to create a new one for every landing page.Open a different landing page
Go to Landing Pages and click the name of the landing page where you want to use the same integration.
Add Integration
Click Add Integration. You will see your previously saved Google Address Autocomplete configurations listed. Select the one you want to connect.
Select variants (if applicable)
If your landing page has multiple A/B test variants, a modal will appear asking you to choose which variants should use this integration. Select the variants you want and confirm.
How to Get a Google Places API Key
If you do not have a Google Places API Key yet, follow these steps to create one in the Google Cloud Console.Open Google Cloud Console
Go to console.cloud.google.com and sign in with your Google account.
Create or select a project
Click Select a Project at the top of the page and either choose an existing project or click New Project to create one.
Enable the Places API
- Go to APIs and Services in the left sidebar.
- Click Library.
- Search for Places API.
- Click on it and then click Enable.
Create an API Key
- Go to APIs and Services > Credentials.
- Click + Create Credentials and select API Key.
- Copy the generated API key and paste it into the API Key field in LanderLab.
Restrict your API Key (recommended)
To prevent unauthorized use of your key, apply restrictions in the API key settings:
- Under API restrictions, select Places API so the key can only be used for address autocomplete.
- Under Application restrictions, select HTTP referrers (websites) and add your landing page domain.
Tips for Google Address Autocomplete
- Both steps are required - Adding the input block without connecting the API Key (or vice versa) will result in a plain text field with no suggestions. Make sure you complete both Part 1 and Part 2.
- Publish after connecting - The autocomplete suggestions will not appear on your live page until you republish after adding the integration.
- Restrict your API key - An unrestricted API key can be used by anyone who finds it. Always apply API and domain restrictions in the Google Cloud Console to protect your usage and billing.
- Billing is required but usually free - You must enable billing on your Google Cloud project, but the $200 monthly free credit Google provides is sufficient for almost all landing page use cases unless you are running very high traffic volumes.