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Find where your product imagery appears across the web, structured and on demand. Responses in under one second, from $1 per 1,000 requests, dropping under $0.50 at volume. You are billed only for requests that succeed.
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Typical response time
$1/1K
List price, under $0.50 at volume
0
Charge for failed requests
tbm=isch
One parameter switches vertical
Product photography travels further than the product does. These teams need to know where it ends up.
01
Brand protection teams
Find listings using your official product photography on sites you never authorised.
02
Ecommerce catalogue teams
Audit how your imagery is presented across marketplaces and reseller sites.
03
Marketplace trust and safety
Detect sellers reusing another brand's photography on counterfeit listings.
04
Media and rights holders
Track where licensed images are republished, and whether attribution survived.
05
Visual commerce teams
Study how competing products are photographed and positioned in a category.
Reverse image search works fine for one photo. Three things break once a catalogue is involved.
Counterfeit listings use your own photography
The fastest way to make a fake listing credible is to use the brand's real product shots. Those listings look legitimate to buyers precisely because the imagery is genuine.
Counterfeits sell on your credibilityOne image at a time does not cover a catalogue
Checking manually works at ten products. At two thousand SKUs across several markets, coverage becomes whatever a person had time for this week.
Most of the catalogue unwatchedFindings arrive without evidence
A screenshot of a search result is weak ground for a takedown. Without a retrievable record of what was on the page, enforcement stalls at the first challenge.
Takedowns contested and droppedSet tbm=isch on the scraper.google.search actor and the same endpoint returns image results — Google Search and Google Image are the two scenarios the API covers out of the box.
organic_results[]
array
Image results for the query, in ranked order.
position
integer
Rank on the image results page.
title
string
Title Google associates with the image.
link
string
Page hosting the image — the field enforcement work is built on.
source
string
Publisher or site name, convenient for grouping by domain.
snippet
string
Surrounding context Google extracted from the hosting page.
favicon
string
Site icon, useful in review queues.
pagination
object
Offsets for sweeping deeper than the first screen of results.
search_information
object
Query displayed and total results.
metadata
object
Engine and stored raw page URL — the evidence record behind a takedown.
POST /api/v1/scraper/request
200 ok
# request curl --location 'https://api.scrapeless.com/api/v1/scraper/request' \ --header 'x-api-token: <api-key>' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --data '{ "actor": "scraper.google.search", "input": { "q": "acme trail runner gtx", "tbm": "isch", "gl": "us", "hl": "en" } }' # response (trimmed) { "organic_results": [ { "position": 1, "title": "Acme Trail Runner GTX — Blue", "link": "https://marketplace-a.com/item/…", "source": "Marketplace A" } ], "pagination": { "next": "…&start=20" }, "search_information": { "total_results": 18400 }, "metadata": { "rawUrl": "https://www.google.com/…" } }
Full parameter and field reference
Also checking where your brand name appears in text results? See Brand monitoring in SERPs.
Queue product and model terms
One request per SKU or model name with tbm=isch. Add gl and hl for each market you sell in.
Filter to what matters
Use tbs to narrow by image size, type, colour, or usage rights, so the sweep returns candidates rather than everything.
Triage and evidence
Match hosting domains against your authorised list. For anything unmatched, metadata.rawUrl is the record a takedown request references.
The fastest response in the category
A catalogue sweep is thousands of queries across several markets, worth repeating weekly. Sub-second responses are what make that a routine job instead of a quarterly project.
under 1s
typical vendor window
One parameter switches vertical
Image search is not a separate product, key, or price. Change tbm and the same integration returns image results instead of web results.
Search Types
"tbm": "isch" images
"tbm": "shop" shopping
"tbm": "nws" news
same endpoint, same billing
Filter before you triage
The tbs parameter narrows by size, type, colour, and usage rights, which is usually the difference between a review queue a person can clear and one they abandon.
Filters
"tbs": size / type / colour
"tbs": usage rights
"start": sweep deeper
Evidence attached to every finding
Each request stores the source page URL, so an enforcement case rests on a retrievable record rather than a screenshot that a counterparty can question.
Evidence
metadata.rawUrl
organic_results[].link
timestamped per request
Sweep cost is SKUs multiplied by markets multiplied by frequency, so effective cost per successful request decides how much of the catalogue you can watch. Start at $1 per 1,000 and move down the curve.
Business
$0 then consumption-based pricing at 0% off. Most common for agency and platform workloads.
Custom
Volume rates, dedicated concurrency, and a named solutions engineer.
Teams monitoring imagery usually choose between checking by hand, licensing a brand-protection suite, and querying image results directly.
Scrapeless Google Search API
Manual reverse search
Brand protection suite
Typical response time
Under one second
Human speed
Batch reports
Catalogue coverage
Every SKU you query
Whatever fits the week
Scoped to the licence
Entry price
$1.00 / 1K, under $0.50 at volume
Analyst time
Annual licence
Cost of a failed check
Never billed
Repeat the work
Bundled
Evidence per finding
Stored source page URL
Screenshot
Vendor report
Adding a market
Change two parameters
More analyst hours
Contract change
Start using the fastest, lowest-cost Google Images API today
Sub-second image results from $1 per 1,000 requests, dropping under $0.50 at volume, with failed requests never billed. See the full endpoint reference, parameter list, and pricing.
Official SDKs and verified nodes, so a scheduled rank pull is a configuration task rather than a build.
Python SDK
Node.js SDK
Go SDK
n8n verified node
Make
Pipedream
Activepieces
Dify
MCP server
Webhooks
Need implementation details? View product details or open the Google Search API docs for the full parameter list, response schema, and SDK examples.
Explore focused solutions for search visibility, AI retrieval, commerce intelligence, research and monitoring. Each use case connects Google Search API results to a clear business outcome.
SEO Rank Monitoring
Measure domain visibility, ranking pages and SERP feature presence across keyword groups, markets and devices.
Local SEO & Rankings
Compare local rankings, business listings, Maps visibility and review signals across cities, regions and service areas.
AI SEO & GEO Visibility
Monitor brand mentions, citations and source visibility across AI-generated search experiences and target topics.
Product & Market Research
Study demand signals, alternatives, category presence and competing offers through structured search results.
AI Models & RAG
Give LLMs, agents and RAG pipelines current, attributable search context for grounding and retrieval workflows.
Keyword Rank Tracking
Track exact keyword positions and movement over time by location, language, device and result type.
Shopping Price Monitoring
Compare public Google Shopping prices, merchants, ratings and product visibility for selected categories.
News & Media Monitoring
Follow headlines, publishers, emerging stories and shifts in public narratives across relevant queries.
Travel Data
Structure Google Flights and Hotels results for route, stay, destination and travel-market research.
Recruitment Data
Collect Google Jobs results to monitor roles, employers, locations and labor-market demand.
Ad Verification
Verify PPC and Ads visibility, placement and competitive messaging across target queries and markets.
Academic Research
Organize Google Scholar results, authors and cited sources for academic and evidence-based research.
Trend Analysis
Use Google Trends signals to compare changing interest across topics, time periods and markets.
Image Search
Use Google Lens and Images results to discover visual matches, sources and related content.
Brand Monitoring
Track where a brand appears across organic results, news, shopping and other SERP surfaces.
A solutions engineer will scope your SKU count, markets, and sweep frequency, then send back custom pricing — usually within one business day. Smaller catalogues can start free today.