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Yandex SERP API: What SpideyData Covers Instead

Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo: live · Baidu and Ecosia: opening soon · not GA

Yandex isn't in /v1/serp. If you need Yandex results, start with Yandex's own Search API; if one of the six engines we do cover fits, the grid below shows where to send the request.

Baidu and Ecosia endpoints opening soon.

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The official route: Yandex Search API

Yandex documents its own Search API, which according to its documentation returns results in XML or HTML format. That is the first place to look for Yandex data, and its terms are set by Yandex.

Engines /v1/serp does cover

Six organic engines, plus Google News and Google Images.

Google

Organic path: /v1/serp/google/organic

Other verticals: /v1/serp/google/news, /v1/serp/google/images, plus tasks

Bing

Organic path: /v1/serp/bing/organic

Other verticals: —

Yahoo

Organic path: /v1/serp/yahoo/organic

Other verticals: —

DuckDuckGo

Organic path: /v1/serp/duckduckgo/organic

Other verticals: —

Baidu

Organic path: /v1/serp/baidu/organic

Other verticals: —

Ecosia

Organic path: /v1/serp/ecosia/organic

Other verticals: —

If you need a regional engine

For the Chinese-language market, Baidu organic is covered. For other markets, Google and Bing take a country parameter, and Google also takes hl for the interface language.

Launch status for this page

Check engine availability before choosing an endpoint. Google also supports News, Images and asynchronous tasks.

  • GoogleLiveGoogle is callable today with a Bearer API key.
  • BingLiveBing is callable today with a Bearer API key.
  • YahooLiveYahoo is callable today with a Bearer API key.
  • DuckDuckGoLiveDuckDuckGo is callable today with a Bearer API key.
  • BaiduOpening soonBaidu endpoints opening soon: until they open, requests return 503 service_unavailable and are not charged.
  • EcosiaOpening soonEcosia endpoints opening soon: until they open, requests return 503 service_unavailable and are not charged.

SERP searches are charged per successful search at a display rate of 2 Credits per search; failed searches are not charged. Polling task status is free. The current rate is on Pricing.

Frequently asked questions

Does SpideyData support Yandex?

No. The supported organic paths are /v1/serp/{bing|yahoo|duckduckgo|baidu|ecosia}/organic and /v1/serp/google/organic.

What is the closest regional engine you support?

Baidu, for the Chinese-language market.

Will Yandex be added?

There is no public plan to add Yandex, and this page makes no promise about it.

Six engines, one shape

If Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, Ecosia or Google covers your market, one Bearer key reaches all of them.

Baidu and Ecosia endpoints opening soon.