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Managed SERP scraping

SERP Scraper

Scraping without the scraper farm.

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

Browser extensions, open-source libraries and managed services all call themselves SERP scrapers. This page helps you choose between them, then shows what the managed option hands back: parsed organic rows from six engines, fetched and parsed on our side.

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Baidu and Ecosia endpoints opening soon.

Bing organic · GB
curl -X POST https://kieapi.com/v1/serp/bing/organic -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"q":"open source crm","country":"GB"}'
# → .organic_count, .organic[0].title

Extension vs library vs managed

Install

Browser extension: Add to your browser

Open-source library: Add to your codebase

Managed API (this page): None; send HTTP requests

Runs where

Browser extension: Your browser session

Open-source library: Your servers

Managed API (this page): Our servers

Parser updates

Browser extension: Extension author

Open-source library: You or the maintainers

Managed API (this page): Us (server-side connectors)

Proxies and sessions

Browser extension: Your own connection

Open-source library: You provision them

Managed API (this page): Handled server-side, not exposed

Good for

Browser extension: One-off manual exports

Open-source library: Full control, own infrastructure

Managed API (this page): Recurring jobs in code

What "parsed" means here

You receive organic[] rows (rank, title, url, display_url, snippet) and an organic_count. There is no raw HTML deliverable: the results page is fetched and parsed on our side and only the structured rows come back.

Engines the scraper covers

  • Google (also News and Images)
  • Bing
  • Yahoo
  • DuckDuckGo
  • Baidu
  • Ecosia

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.

What this is not

  • No browser extension to download.
  • No guidance on bypassing anti-bot systems.
  • No raw HTML deliverable; structured rows only.
  • Not an arbitrary-URL scraper; search result pages only.

Frequently asked questions

Do I get the raw HTML?

No. Only structured organic rows are delivered; whole-page HTML is not sold.

Which engines can the scraper hit?

Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Baidu and Ecosia.

Who maintains parsers?

Server-side connectors do; callers never maintain a parser.

Skip the scraper maintenance

Get an API key and read parsed organic rows instead of running a scraper fleet.

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Baidu and Ecosia endpoints opening soon.