Bing.com has a free search API: http://www.bing.com/developers/s/APIBasics.html The free search is limited to 7 requests per second per IP
Answer from Daniel Nuriyev on Stack OverflowWhy people are paying for API to do google searches? Why people won't use simple Python scrapy/requests script instead of paying 200 dollars for 200k searches?
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Bing.com has a free search API: http://www.bing.com/developers/s/APIBasics.html The free search is limited to 7 requests per second per IP
Alternatives to Google Search are mainly developed for specific programming language as the following:
Searcharoo, its open source and customisable. http://searcharoo.codeplex.com/
lucene, from apache open source and customisable. http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html
Hi. I am going currently through different SaaS's things and I found business that is selling access to API to do google searches. And I don't understand who is paying for this.
First of all, I thought that google is selling access to their own search through their own API, but apparently it was deleted for some reason?
Out of curiosity, I checked out how hard it would be with Python and Scrapy and it is around 10 lines of code to get search response from google.
I am wondering what am I missing? I was thinking about 2 obvious(?) problems:
How well would Scrapy/Requests with let's say FastAPI scale. How slow it would be.
How much would google tolerate. I can only guess that if 1 ip will be making new search every 3 - 5 seconds non-stop. Google would ban this ip. So the more requests, the biggest IP pool would be needed?
But other than that, what am I missing? Why someone is paying 200 dollars for 200k google searches?