HasData Google SERP API review
A Google SERP API with structured output, mixed result types, and operational controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
HasData Google SERP API returns real-time Google search results as structured JSON through a REST endpoint. It is designed for SEO rank tracking, local search monitoring, ad research, content research, price monitoring, and data-enrichment workflows. Requests can target Google domains, countries, languages, cities, and device types, making it suitable for teams that need location-specific search data rather than broad, unconfigured result capture.
Its strongest operational advantage is the range of SERP data and request controls. The API supports organic results, ads, AI Overviews, local results, shopping, knowledge graphs, related questions, videos, and other SERP blocks. Pagination and result-count controls help shape responses, while rotating proxies, residential IPs, automatic rate limits, and retries address recurring request-management needs. Structured JSON keeps the output suited to downstream applications and automation.
The published plans provide a Free option with structured JSON, community support, and billing only for successful requests. Startup costs $59 per month monthly or $49.17 per month on annual billing, with email support. Basic costs $119 monthly or $99.17 on annual billing and adds priority email support. Growth costs $249 monthly or $207.50 on annual billing and includes a dedicated account manager. Integrations include MCP, Postman, CLI, n8n, Make, Zapier, webhooks, and GitHub. Teams focused on Google data and operational automation should consider it; organizations needing multiple search-engine coverage or a non-API product should look elsewhere.
HasData Google SERP API pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Extracts organic, ads, AI Overview, local, shopping, and other SERP blocks
- Targets city, country, language, and device settings
- Includes retries, rotating proxies, pagination, and workflow integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Coverage is focused on Google rather than multiple search engines
- The product is delivered through an API, not a standalone interface
- Priority support and account management require higher paid tiers
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