Bing Scraper API

The Bing Scraper API allows you to use different types of input data depending on what kind of information you want to extract. One of the most common input types is keywords, which allow you to fetch search engine results for specific terms or phrases. By submitting a keyword query, the API retrieves search listings that match the query intent, including organic results, paid advertisements, and other Bing SERP features.

Another type of input is URLs, which can be used to extract content from a particular page rather than conduct a keyword search. This is useful for retrieving structured data directly from a website that appears in search results rather than analyzing multiple search listings.

When using the Bing Scraper API, keywords and URLs can’t be combined within the same request. The API processes queries based on either keyword-based searches or direct URL extraction, but not both simultaneously.

If you want to retrieve search engine results for a specific keyword, your request should focus solely on submitting the keyword query. This will give you a full list of search listings related to the term, including ranking positions, page URLs, metadata, and other search result features.

And if you need to scrape a specific webpage, you need to structure the request differently by providing the target URL. In this case, the API fetches data from the provided link instead of running a search query.

The Bing Scraper API is highly effective for tracking keyword rankings on Bing, making it a valuable tool for SEO professionals, digital marketers, and businesses that rely on search visibility. Users can consistently query the same keyword over time to monitor how specific web pages rank in Bing’s search engine results.

To track rankings effectively, users can structure their API requests to include a keyword and filter results based on a specific domain. The API response will provide the ranking position of the website for that keyword, along with other relevant search data. This information can be stored and compared over time to detect fluctuations in rankings, helping businesses assess the impact of SEO efforts, algorithm updates, or competitor activity.

Since Bing search results may vary based on geographic location and personalization factors, you can further refine keyword monitoring by setting location parameters in their API requests.

The total number of search results that can be scraped using the Bing Scraper API depends on multiple factors, including pagination settings, API plan limits, and Bing’s own search result structure.

By default, Bing typically displays ten results per page, but you can access additional results by specifying pagination parameters in the API request. For example, if you want to scrape the top 100 search results for a given query, you can configure the API to retrieve multiple results pages until the desired count is reached.

Our SERP Scraping API includes specific request limitations based on the user’s subscription plan. Higher-tier plans allow for more requests and higher data retrieval volumes, making them more suitable for large-scale scraping projects.

Geolocation settings play a crucial role in retrieving accurate and relevant search results from Bing. Since search rankings and results can vary based on a user’s location, the Bing Scraper API allows users to specify geographic parameters to control where their queries originate.

Users can set country-, state-, or city-level targeting by including a geo parameter in their API request. This ensures that the returned results reflect what users in a particular location would see when conducting a similar search. The ability to geolocate API requests ensures that businesses and marketers get precise insights into how their web presence appears in specific geographic areas.