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Live results from Google, Bing, Brave, DuckDuckGo and Baidu, plus the verticals underneath them — news, flights, hotels, shopping, scholar and images. All as structured JSON, with no proxies, browsers or HTML parsing to maintain.

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Real-Time Search Results From Every Major Engine

One request, one response shape. Ask Google, Bing, Brave, DuckDuckGo or Baidu the same question and get organic results back as structured JSON, with the ranking position, title, link and snippet already separated.

  • Organic results arrive parsed, alongside ads, featured snippets, people-also-ask and the knowledge graph.
  • Set country and language to see the results a searcher in that market actually gets.
  • The Universal Search API runs one query across several engines when you want more than one opinion.
Documentation:
  • Google Search API
  • Bing Search API
  • Brave Search API
  • DuckDuckGo Search API
  • Universal Search API
Google search results for "football" next to the matching organic_results JSON from the Google Search API

Live News From Thousands of Publishers

Track a story, a brand or a market as it develops. The Google News APIs return headlines, snippets, publishers and timestamps as JSON, so a feed stays current without anyone watching it.

  • Narrow to a window with tbs=qdr:h for the last hour, or qdr:d, qdr:w and qdr:m for longer.
  • Country and language select the news edition, so a US and an Indian query return genuinely different coverage.
  • Search by keyword, or pull a topic or publication feed straight through.
Documentation:
  • Google News API
  • Google News Search API
Google News results for "web scraping" next to the matching news_results JSON from the Google News API

Flight and Hotel Data for Travel Products

Prices, routes and availability move constantly, and they are the hardest part of a travel product to keep honest. Query them on demand instead of caching numbers that go stale within the hour.

  • Flights returns itineraries with carriers, stops, durations and prices, for one-way, return and multi-city searches.
  • Hotels returns rates, ratings, reviews and amenities for a set of dates, so comparisons reflect the stay being booked.
  • Both take a currency and a locale, so a price is shown the way the traveller expects to see it.
Documentation:
  • Google Flights API
  • Google Hotels API
Google Hotels results for Paris next to the matching ads JSON from the Google Hotels API

Product and Price Research Across Marketplaces

A product rarely sits on one site. Pull the same item from Google Shopping, Amazon and Walmart to see where it is cheapest, who is in stock, and what buyers are actually saying.

  • Shopping results carry seller, price, rating and delivery, so a comparison table builds itself.
  • Amazon search and product endpoints reach listings, offers, bestsellers and reviews.
  • Run the same query on a schedule to watch a price move rather than reading it once.
Documentation:
  • Google Shopping API
  • Amazon Search Scraper
  • Walmart Search Scraper
Google Shopping results for "running shoes" next to the matching shopping_results JSON from the Google Shopping API

Academic Results From Google Scholar

Reach papers, theses, books and conference proceedings from publishers, societies, repositories and universities, with the citation counts that tell you which of them the field actually leaned on.

  • Each result carries the title, authors, publication, year, snippet and cited-by count.
  • Author and profile endpoints follow a researcher and the body of work behind them.
  • Citation endpoints return a reference in the format a bibliography expects.
Documentation:
  • Google Scholar API
  • Scholar Profiles API
  • Scholar Cite API
Google Scholar results for "web scraping" next to the matching scholar_results JSON from the Google Scholar API

Image Results With Sources You Can Follow

Collect image titles, thumbnails and the page each one came from, so a result can be credited and traced rather than floating free of its source.

  • Every result carries the thumbnail, the full-size link and the originating page.
  • Filter by size, colour, type and usage rights to keep a set usable.
  • Google Lens takes an image as the query when you need to search by picture rather than words.
Documentation:
  • Google Image Search API
  • Google Lens API
Google Images results for "golden retriever" next to the matching images_results JSON from the Google Images API

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • It is an API that runs a search for you and hands back the results as structured data. Instead of loading a results page, rotating proxies and parsing HTML that changes without warning, you send a query and get JSON with the position, title, link and snippet already separated.

  • There are dedicated APIs for Google, Bing, Brave, DuckDuckGo and Baidu. The Universal Search API runs a single query across several engines when you want to compare them.

  • Yes. Every search endpoint takes a country and a language parameter, and Google searches also accept domain and uule for finer geographic targeting. Results come back the way a searcher in that market would see them, which matters for rank tracking and for any pricing that varies by region.

  • Yes — the verticals underneath search are separate endpoints: News, Flights, Hotels, Shopping, Scholar, Images and Maps, among others.

  • It depends on the endpoint. A standard Google search costs 5 credits and an advanced one costs 10; most other search endpoints are 5. The full table is on the documentation home page, and failed requests are never charged.

  • Yes, and that is a common reason people start. Every response is JSON an agent can call as a tool, and the SDKs & MCP Server page covers wiring that up. For retrieval, pair a search call with the Web Scraping API using formats=markdown to pull the full page behind a result.

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