This week we launched four new APIs covering Yahoo, Blinkit and Swiggy, added Indian Rupee (INR) support to pay-as-you-go billing, and fixed a parsing problem in the Google AI Mode API. All new APIs are available in the dashboard and documented, so you can start using them today.
Yahoo Search API
The Yahoo Search API is now available in the dashboard. You can use it to extract Yahoo search results in a structured format, which is useful if you track rankings, monitor search visibility or compare results across search engines. We have added it to the documentation with request parameters and response details, so you can run your first query without extra setup.
Blinkit Search and Product APIs
Quick commerce data is now easier to collect. The Blinkit Search API returns results for product searches on Blinkit, and the Blinkit Product API returns details for individual products. Used together, they let you find products through search and then pull the full product information for the items you care about.
Typical uses include price monitoring, availability tracking and catalog comparison. Both APIs are in the dashboard and the documentation.
Swiggy Instamart Search and Product APIs
We have also launched the Swiggy Instamart Search API and the Swiggy Product API. The Search API handles discovery on Swiggy, while the Product API gives you data for a specific item. If you work with food delivery or grocery data, you can now collect it through the same dashboard and documentation as the rest of our APIs.
With Blinkit and Swiggy both live, you can compare listings and prices across two of India's widely used delivery platforms using one workflow.
INR payments for pay-as-you-go
Customers in India can now buy credits and pay in Indian Rupees under pay-as-you-go billing. Paying in your local currency means you no longer need to convert currency or rely on an international payment method to top up your account. You can find the option in your billing settings when you purchase credits.
Google AI Mode API fix
We fixed a parsing issue in the Google AI Mode API that caused some text blocks to return incomplete data. We improved the parsing logic, and text blocks now return complete and consistent data. If you saw missing text in AI Mode responses, you should not see it any more. If you still notice gaps, please contact support with an example request so we can look into it.
Here is a video tutorial about our weekly updates.
Getting started
To try the new APIs, open the dashboard, choose the API you want and run a test request. The documentation for each API lists the available parameters and a sample response. If you have feedback or a data source you would like us to support next, send it to our support team.
Thanks for reading, and see you in next week's update.
