Best SERP APIs 2026
Facts read 30 Sep 2026 – 15 Oct 2026
SERP APIs provide programmatic access to search-engine results for applications and workflows. This list helps buyers compare search coverage, result types, location targeting, output formats, proxy handling and included requests.
The standings: top 10
| Name | Record score | Price from | Try it free | Runs on | Facts read |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 ScrapingBee | 5.4 | $19 a month | Free plan | Web, API | 3 Oct 2026 |
| 02 Scrape.do SERP API | 5.2 | $290 a year | Free plan | Web, API | 1 Oct 2026 |
| 03 SerpApi | 5.2 | $25 a month | Free plan | Web, Browser extension, API | 15 Oct 2026 |
| 04 SERPHouse | 5.2 | $29.99 a month | Free plan | Web, API | 1 Oct 2026 |
| 05 AvesAPI | 5.1 | $50 one-time | Free plan | Web, API | 11 Oct 2026 |
| 06 cloro | 5.1 | $30 a month | Free plan | Web, API | 30 Sep 2026 |
| 07 OpenSERP | 5.1 | Free plan | Free plan | Web, Windows, Mac, Linux | 3 Oct 2026 |
| 08 Scrapingdog Google Search API | 5.1 | $40 a month | Free plan | API | 7 Oct 2026 |
| 09 SearchCans | 5.1 | $18 one-time | Free plan | Web, API | 7 Oct 2026 |
| 10 Serpstack | 5.1 | $29.99 a month, billed yearly | Free plan | Web, API | 5 Oct 2026 |
The list is ordered with newer releases before older ones, using figures published by the makers. Check pricing, free access and supported platforms such as API, web, Linux, Windows, macOS and extensions.
Scrape.do SERP API
WebAPISerpApi
It suits developers needing multi-engine search data in structured JSON.
WebBrowser extensionAPISERPHouse
WebAPIAvesAPI
WebAPIIt suits developers building AI applications, data pipelines, and automated workflows.
Before you choose
Compare free access and paid entry
A free plan is available from tools on this list. A free trial is also available from tools on this list.
Paid entry varies by tool. Published starting points include $0.01, $1.50, $19 per month, $29 per month, $30 per month, $45 per month, $49 per month, $50 and $59 per month.
Match the platform to your workflow
Platforms listed for these tools include API, web, Linux, Windows, macOS and extension. An API platform suits software integration, while web or extension access may fit browser-based work.
Check the platform label before choosing a tool, especially when your workflow depends on a desktop operating system or browser extension.
Check search coverage and result types
Compare the search engines covered by a tool and the SERP types it can return. Coverage can matter when your workflow targets a specific engine or result format.
Review the listed coverage and SERP types against the searches your application needs to process.
Review location and proxy controls
Location targeting can affect the results returned for a query. Proxy handling is another comparison point when requests need location-aware or network-aware routing.
Look for location and proxy details that fit your request pattern before committing to a paid plan.
Check output formats and request limits
Output formats determine how results move into your application or workflow. Compare the formats offered with the structure your code can read.
Requests included are a listed comparison field. Match that allowance to expected query volume and review the plan terms before upgrading.