Starter
For first integrations and side projects.
$249/month
1,000,000 credits
2,500 requests per hour
Buy now- Every Google locale
- Callbacks and polling
- JSON and raw HTML
Every package comes with a credit balance that resets each billing period. A parsed Google results page costs 10 credits; options add a fixed surcharge.
For first integrations and side projects.
$249/month
1,000,000 credits
2,500 requests per hour
Buy nowFor products with real users.
$749/month
5,000,000 credits
12,500 requests per hour
Buy nowFor rank trackers and data platforms.
$1,259/month
10,000,000 credits
25,000 requests per hour
Buy nowFor millions of requests a month.
Custom
Volume pricing
Talk to usEstimate your monthly credits and the package that covers them. The credit rules are the ones in the API docs: 10 credits per page, plus surcharges for JS rendering and priority.
Your usage
160,000 credits / month
Package that covers it
Starter$249/month
Up to 2,500 requests per hour.
About $15.56 per 1,000 searches at this volume.
Buy nowIncluded in every plan
Options are paid with the same credits. Nothing is locked behind a tier.
Packages are sold in credits, which is also what the API charges. A basic single-page scrape costs 10 credits. Options add a per-page surcharge, surcharges add together, and the total is multiplied by the number of pages.
| Option | Per page |
|---|---|
| Standard scrape | 10 credits |
js_rendering=true | + 10 credits |
priority=true | + 5 credits |
Examples: 5 pages with no options cost 50 credits; 1 page with priority costs 15 credits; 4 rendered pages with priority cost 100 credits. Every POST /v1/keywords response includes a cost object with the exact charge, and GET /v1/status shows your remaining balance. If a search times out before a worker picks it up, the credits are refunded.
A credit is the unit the API charges in. One parsed Google results page with no options costs 10 credits; JS rendering adds 10 per page, and the priority queue 5.
The API answers 403 until your balance resets at the next renewal, or you move to a larger package. GET /v1/status does not count against your limits, so you can check your balance at any time.
The number of requests you can submit per hour: 2,500 on Starter, 12,500 on Growth, 25,000 on Scale, and whatever you need on Enterprise. Every rate-limited response carries X-RateLimit-Limit and X-RateLimit-Remaining headers, and a 429 response tells you how long to wait.
No. The balance resets on each renewal.
Get your API token, queue a keyword, and have parsed Google results in your callback within minutes.