Scrape.do SERP API review
A practical Google SERP API for localized extraction, parsed results, and workflow integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scrape.do SERP API is a hosted Google Search API for developers and teams that need structured search-result data. A GET endpoint accepts a query and returns JSON with organic results, ads, knowledge graphs, local packs, video results, related questions, and other parsed SERP elements. Pagination, language and country localization, regional Google-domain targeting, named locations, and UULE geo-targeting make it suited to applications that need localized Google search data rather than browser-oriented research.
The published plans range from Free to Advanced. Free includes 1,000 successful API credits, five concurrent requests, and all Scrape.do features. Hobby costs $29 per month or $290 per year and includes 250,000 credits, 10 concurrent requests, and email support. Pro costs $99 per month or $990 per year with 1,250,000 credits, 50 concurrent requests, and priority email support. Business costs $249 per month or $2,490 per year and adds 3,500,000 credits, 100 concurrent requests, premium residential and mobile proxies, dedicated support, and team management. Advanced costs $699 per month and includes 10,000,000 credits, 200 concurrent requests, custom WAF bypass strategies, a custom SLA, and a dedicated Slack support channel. At the standard 10-credit request cost, Hobby implies 25,000 SERP requests per month, though usage can vary by endpoint or proxy profile.
Its ecosystem fit is strongest for teams that want API-based Google extraction connected to automation workflows: n8n and Zapier are supported, while the service is available through web and API interfaces. Managed proxy handling is included for Google domains, reducing the need to manage that layer separately. The trade-off is focus: this is a single-engine SERP API, not a broad multi-search-engine platform. Choose it for structured, localized Google data and scalable credit tiers; consider another option if coverage across multiple search engines is central.
Scrape.do SERP API pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Structured JSON covers organic, ads, local packs, videos, and more
- Named-location, UULE, language, country, and regional-domain targeting
- n8n and Zapier integrations plus managed residential proxies
- Where it doesn't
- SERP coverage is focused on a single search engine
- Credit usage can vary by endpoint or proxy profile
- Advanced support and controls require higher-priced plans
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