Google Search Results (SERP) Scraper API

This parameter defines the search term used for scraping, default is "pizza". You can enter any keyword in any language.

Maximum number of Google SERP pages to fetch for this keyword. The spider interface returns exactly one page per call, so this controls how many sequential page requests are issued. Each page is parsed and streamed out as soon as it arrives. Default is 1 (single page). Minimum is 1; no hard upper bound, but Google rarely returns useful results beyond ~10 pages and large values consume proportionally more proxy traffic.

This defines the domain used during scraping, default is google.com.

This defines the region setting for search results. Default is "us", based on two-letter country codes (e.g., us, ru, uk).

This parameter defines the language of the search results, default is "en". It uses a two-letter language code (e.g., en, ru, es).

The parameter defines one or more countries to limit the search, with | as the delimiter. The combination of gl and cr ensures that the interface is consistent with the content language. If gl is used alone, only the interface language is switched, and cr is preferred if the content language is strictly limited.(For example, countryFR|countryDE will search only French and German pages).

Parameters define one or more languages to limit the search. It specifies the language using lang_XX parent language code and | as a separator. You can use both hl and lr together, but lr takes precedence.(For example, lang_fr|lang_de will search only French and German pages).

This parameter defines the exact geographic location for scraping, simulating real user behavior. Used with uule.

Time/type filtering (supports complex conditions), such as tbs=qdr:d,qdr:d= contents within 24 hours tbs=sur:f, for example, shows only images. More info here

This defines whether to filter adult content. Options: active (enabled) or off (disabled).

Whether to disable autocorrect spelling, for example: nfpr=1, search for 'googl' will not automatically correct to 'google'

Results Filtering