Is it legal to scrape Google Search results?

Scrapernode only collects publicly available data from Google Search. We comply with applicable laws and platform terms. Our infrastructure handles rate limiting and respectful crawling automatically.

How much does it cost to scrape Google Search results?

Each results record costs 1 credit. Credits start at $9 for 3,000 credits (Starter plan). Volume discounts are available — the Scale plan offers 100,000 credits for $149.

What data fields are included when scraping Google Search results?

The Google Search Results scraper returns 8 structured fields including url, keyword, general, organic, paid, related_searches, and more. See the full data dictionary below for all available fields.

How fast is Google Search results scraping?

Fresh scrapes typically complete in under 60 seconds per batch of URLs. Quick Lookups return pre-collected data instantly. For bulk operations, you can submit thousands of URLs in a single job.

Can I automate Google Search scraping?

Yes. Scrapernode offers a REST API, webhooks, and native integrations with n8n, Make, and Zapier. You can schedule recurring scrapes or trigger them from your own applications.

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How to Scrape Google Search Results

Extract results data from Google Search at scale

Step-by-step guide

Choose your Google Search results scraper

Navigate to the Google Search Results scraper and select "Fresh Scrape" for real-time data or "Quick Lookup" for pre-collected records. Each record costs 1 credit.

Provide your Google Search input URLs

Paste the Google Search URLs you want to scrape — one per line, or upload a CSV. Scrapernode accepts direct profile links, search result URLs, and hashtag pages.

Launch your scraping job

Click "Start Extraction" to begin. Scrapernode handles proxy rotation, rate limiting, and anti-bot detection automatically. Jobs typically complete in under 60 seconds per batch.

Download structured data

Once complete, download your results as JSON or CSV. Each record includes 8 structured fields like url, keyword, general, organic, and more.

Automate with webhooks or API

Set up webhooks to receive data automatically when jobs complete, or use the REST API for programmatic scraping. Integrate with n8n, Make, or Zapier for workflow automation.

Cost per record

1 credit

Output fields

8 fields

Output formats

JSON, CSV

Sample Output

Preview the data you'll receive — 5 sample records

Record 1 of 5

Url

sample_url

Keyword

sample_keyword

General

sample_general

Organic

sample_organic

Paid

sample_paid

Data Dictionary

8 fields returned per record

The Google search URL (100.00% fill rate)

Keyword used in the search (3.12% fill rate)

General information about the search (100.00% fill rate)

Sub-fields

search_engineTextSearch engine used

languageTextLanguage of the search

locationTextLocation context for the search

search_typeTextType of search

page_titleTextPage title

datetimeTextDatetime of the search

queryTextThe search query

Organic search results (99.82% fill rate)

Sub-fields

titleTextTitle of the search result

urlTextURL of the search result

descriptionTextDescription snippet

rankNumberPosition in results

global_rankNumberGlobal rank across pages

domainTextDomain of the result

Paid/sponsored search results (15.24% fill rate)

Sub-fields

titleTextAd title

urlTextAd destination URL

descriptionTextAd description

rankNumberPosition in ads

Related search queries suggested by Google (85.32% fill rate)

Total number of results Google found (92.14% fill rate)

The URL that was entered when starting the scraping process (100.00% fill rate)

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about How to Scrape Google Search Results

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