SERP Data pulls live search result pages as structured data: Google News, Images, Jobs, AI Mode answers, autocomplete, Dataset Search, Finance and the Ads Transparency Center, plus Bing, Yahoo, YouTube and regional engines in China, Korea and Czechia.
Each skill returns what the engine showed for one query, location and language at the moment of the call, with the position of every result, the source link, and a link to check the page yourself. Missing fields stay empty rather than guessed. Past Google results, page screenshots and AI summaries of a results page are also available.
What you can do
- Track positions on Google News, Images, Bing, Yahoo, YouTube, Baidu, Naver and Seznam
- Read Google AI Mode answers with their cited sources, and mine autocomplete for long-tail queries
- Find jobs, datasets, stock quotes and market movers from Google's own verticals
- See which advertisers run Google ads and pull their ad creatives
- Pull YouTube video stats, comments and subtitles without signing in
- Compare past Google results for a keyword, or capture and summarise today's page
Who it's for
SEO and content teams tracking visibility beyond the main Google results, marketers researching competitors' ads, and analysts who need search data in a repeatable, structured form.
How to use it
- Pick the engine skill for the question, such as google_news, bing_serp or youtube_search, with a keyword and country
- Pass location in full form for city-level results, for example Austin,Texas,United States
- Use google_ai_mode and google_autocomplete to see how Google answers and expands a topic
- Use serp_history to see how a keyword's results changed, and serp_screenshot to capture the page as it looks now
- google_jobs and regional_serp run in the background; wait for the job to finish
Getting started
Call google_autocomplete or bing_serp with a keyword and a country. Share the image_page link from serp_screenshot so others can see the captured page.
