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SERP API pricing

Two prices per search: $0.0009 when the plain results page answers and $0.002 when the rendered page is needed, on every engine and vertical. A $2 free credit every month, no subscription, failed searches not billed. The answer of every call says which price applied.

SERP API price per successful search: $0.0009 from the plain results page, always on Bing and DuckDuckGo, and $0.002 from the rendered page, as for hotels and flights. A table shows 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 searches at $9, $90 and $900, or $20, $200 and $2,000.
The bill is price per search times volume: $9 to $900 from the plain page, $20 to $2,000 rendered.

Price per search

Every engine and vertical.

SERP API price per successful search, 30 October 2026
Engine or verticalPlain pageRendered pageNote
Google web search$0.0009$0.002Plain page in most calls
Google images, news, maps, place details, videos, scholar, trends$0.0009$0.002Plain page in our tests (30/10/2026)
Google hotels, flights—$0.002Rendered page
Google lens$0.0009$0.002By tier
Google autocomplete, reviews$0.0009—Always the plain price
Bing, DuckDuckGo$0.0009—Always the plain price

The tier is in search_metadata.path of every answer (http = plain page). Autocomplete, reviews, Bing and DuckDuckGo are always billed at the plain price.

At volume

10,000, 100,000 and a million searches.

What a volume of searches costs at list price
SearchesAll plain ($0.0009)All rendered ($0.002)
10,000$9$20
100,000$90$200
1,000,000$900$2,000

Most Google web searches answer from the plain page; hotels and flights need the rendered page. Paid tiers lower the unit price by 10% to 30% (see rate limits and tiers); the live price list with your discount comes from GET /v1/scraper/billing.

Pay as you go

Per search, not per month.

There is no monthly plan to size in advance: the balance pays each successful search, and a search that fails, is blocked or comes back empty costs nothing. The balance does not expire; the smallest top-up is $5.

Every account gets a $2 free credit every month, about 2,200 plain searches, with no card to start.

Agents can pay their own top-ups: a 402 offers a Stripe payment for the missing credit (how it works).

Per result instead

When you want to pay per row.

The Google verticals also exist as collectors billed per delivered result (per place, review, article, itinerary…), with no pagination to handle: see collectors and their prices.

Before you buy

Questions about pricing

How much does a SERP API call cost?

$0.0009 per successful search from the plain page, $0.002 when the rendered page is needed. The answer says which applied.

Is there a free tier?

Yes: $2 of free usage every month on every account, no card to start.

Do failed searches cost?

No. Only successful searches are billed; blocked or empty ones are not.

Is there a monthly plan?

No subscription: you pay per search from a prepaid balance that does not expire. Paid tiers lower the unit price.

Which verticals cost more?

Those that need the rendered page, such as hotels and flights: $0.002 per search.

Start with $2 free.

Create an API key and run your first searches on the free credit. No card, no subscription.