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Track positions daily across every keyword you care about, to depth 100 rather than the first page, with responses in under one second and pricing from $1 per 1,000 requests that drops under $0.50 at volume.
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Typical response time
$1/1K
List price, under $0.50 at volume
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Charge for failed requests
Top 100
Tracking depth via pagination
Position data is cheap to collect badly and expensive to collect well. These teams need it collected well, every day, without owning the plumbing.
01
Rank tracker platforms
Run a commercial product on an API priced per successful request, with margin left over to resell.
02
SEO agencies
Refresh client dashboards nightly across every market on the retainer, without a proxy pool to babysit.
03
In-house SEO teams
Track a large keyword set at full depth rather than sampling the head terms and hoping.
04
Affiliate and content operators
Watch thousands of pages and catch a position drop before the revenue chart shows it.
05
Ecommerce category teams
Monitor product and category terms alongside the competitors moving against them.
Three costs compound quietly, and each one pushes teams toward tracking less than they meant to.
The first page is not the whole story
Terms you are trying to break into sit at 30 or 60 today. Tracking only the top ten means the work that moves a keyword from 47 to 19 shows up as no change at all.
Progress looks like a flat linePaying for blocked attempts
When retries are billed, the invoice grows fastest on exactly the queries that failed. Cost per attempt and cost per usable data point drift apart until the budget stops meaning anything.
Budget spent on nothingSlow collection forces sampling
If a full refresh takes longer than the night, teams quietly move to weekly, or to a subset. The dataset gets thinner in the exact places where the competition is moving.
Blind spots where it mattersOne call to the scraper.google.search actor returns the page as structured JSON, with pagination links so a tracking job can walk to depth 100 on the same schema.
organic_results[]
array
Ranked results for the query at the requested offset.
position
integer
Organic rank on the page, excluding ads and feature blocks.
title
string
Result headline as rendered by Google.
link
string
Destination URL, matched against your tracked domains.
redirect_link
string
Google's tracked redirect URL.
snippet
string
Description text, worth diffing to catch title and meta rewrites.
snippet_highlighted_words
array
Terms Google bolded in the snippet.
source
string
Publisher name, convenient for competitor grouping.
pagination
object
current, next, and other_pages — how a job walks past page one.
search_information
object
Query displayed, total results, and whether Google corrected the spelling.
knowledge_graph
object
Knowledge panel, when the query triggers one.
metadata
object
Engine and stored raw HTML URL, useful when a client disputes a reading.
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": "project management software", "gl": "us", "hl": "en", "start": 20, "num": 10 } }' # response (trimmed) { "organic_results": [ { "position": 23, "title": "Resource scheduling, compared", "link": "https://example.com/scheduling", "snippet": "A breakdown of how teams…", "source": "Example" } ], "pagination": { "current": 3, "next": "…&start=30" }, "search_information": { "total_results": 48200000 } }
Full parameter and field reference
Tracking the map pack too? Local positions come from a different block — see Local SEO & map rankings.
Queue your keyword set
One request per keyword per market. Set start to page deeper when a term sits outside the first ten.
We absorb the failures
IP sourcing, fingerprint rotation, and CAPTCHA handling run behind the endpoint. Retries happen on our side and never appear on your invoice.
Write positions and diff
Store position, link, and snippet per run. Snippet changes often explain a movement that position alone leaves unexplained.
The fastest response in the category
A full refresh has to fit between the last visitor tonight and the first report tomorrow. Sub-second responses are what keep a large keyword set on a daily cadence instead of a weekly one.
under 1s
typical vendor window
Depth past the first page
Page through results with start and control how many come back with num, so keywords ranking at 40 or 80 are measurable rather than reported as absent.
Pagination
"start": 0 | 10 | 20 …
"num": results per page
pagination.next
Same keyword, different market
Country, language, and city are request parameters, not separate products. One integration covers every market a client operates in, at the same per-request price.
Market Parameters
"gl": "us" "hl": "en"
"location": city level
"google_domain": per market
You pay for readings, not attempts
Every blocked request retried at our cost is a line item that never reaches your invoice. On a daily job across tens of thousands of keywords, that gap is the whole margin.
Pricing
$1.00 / 1K requests
under $0.50 at volume
failed requests not billed
Tracking cost is keywords multiplied by markets multiplied by frequency, so effective cost per successful reading is the number that matters. Start at $1 per 1,000 and move down the curve as the set grows.
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 running position data at scale are usually deciding whether to keep maintaining collection or to buy the readings.
Scrapeless Google Search API
Build it in-house
Typical SERP API vendor
Typical response time
Under one second
Degrades under load
Multiple seconds
Tracking depth
Top 100 via pagination
Build pagination yourself
Often first page only
Entry price per 1K
$1.00, under $0.50 at volume
Proxy and engineering cost
$1.00 and up
Cost of a blocked request
Never billed
Paid in bandwidth either way
Usually billed
Market coverage
City-level, 195 countries
Residential IPs per market
Country-level on most plans
Time to first clean dataset
Under an hour
4–8 weeks
Days
Start using the fastest, lowest-cost keyword rank tracking API
Sub-second positions to depth 100 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 keyword set, markets, depth, and refresh frequency, then send back custom pricing — usually within one business day. Smaller sets can start free today.