The cheapest Google search API at 100,000 searches a month.
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Serper Google search leads 5 providers at $0.75 per 1,000 searches when you make 100,000 searches a month, checked .
Top 5
all 93 prices- 1
Google search
Serper · Standard pack · $8.33 at 1k$0.75/1k searches - 2
Google SERP Light
Scrapingdog · Standard plan · $40 at 1k$0.90/1k searches - 3
Google, live
DataForSEO · pay as you go · $2 at 1k$2/1k searches - 4
Google search
SearchApi · BigData plan · $40 at 1k$2.50/1k searches - 5
Google search
SerpApi · Searcher plan · $25 at 1k$7.25/1k searches
How we count
The same floor as the cheapest Google search API, at 100,000 searches a month, where a monthly plan or a large pack usually beats paying as you go. 5 providers clear it, from $0.75 per 1,000 searches, against a typical $1.45 per 1,000 searches. Each price is per 1,000 searches when you make 1,000 or 100,000 searches a month and buy them the cheapest way that provider sells: pay as you go, the plan that covers them with its overage, or a pack spread over the months it lasts. A free allowance is not subtracted; free tiers are listed on their own.
Frequently asked
- What is the cheapest of the Google results APIs at 100,000 searches a month right now?
- Serper Google search, $0.75 per 1,000 searches when you make 100,000 searches a month, on the Standard pack. Read on 21 Oct 2026.
- Why does the volume change the order?
- Pay as you go costs the same per search at any volume, while a monthly plan or a large pack gets cheaper per search the more of it you use. A provider that is dear at 1,000 searches a month can be the cheapest at 100,000, so each ranking says its volume.
- What does the price leave out?
- Tax, and anything billed beside the search: a model's tokens where a model reads the results, extra results past the first ten where a provider charges for them, and page contents fetched by a separate call. Each provider's page lists what it adds.
- How is this ranked, and how current is it?
- Prices are read every morning from 16 providers' own pricing pages, and this list recomputes with them. A price read for the first time, or held while a second reading checks it, says so on its row and gives first place to a price that is confirmed or a week old whenever the list has one. Last refresh: 21 Oct 2026.