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Free Beta by application

Apply for one of 10 complimentary Beta seats. Every paid plan includes Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Baidu, Brave, and Naver. General page scraping is on the roadmap. New here? Read what Serpent API is, follow the quickstart, or watch engine status.

All eight SERP engines
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Beta
Apply for one of 10 complimentary seats
Free
2,500 tokens/month
Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Baidu, Brave & Naver
10 requests / minute
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Professional
Perfect for growing businesses and developers
$79/month
15,000 tokens/month
Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Baidu, Brave & Naver
30 requests / minute
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Business
Ideal for established companies with higher volume needs
$199/month
50,000 tokens/month
Everything in Professional
60 requests / minute
Priority queue for async searches
Priority support
Webhook notifications

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Enterprise
For large-scale applications requiring maximum performance
$449/month
150,000 tokens/month
Everything in Business
120 requests / minute
Highest queue priority · custom throughput on request
Dedicated support
Custom integrations & SLA
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FAQ

Answers before you subscribe

Engines, tokens, rollover, refunds, and how teams go from API key to production.

Product

Serpent API (SerpentAPI) is a real-time SERP API at serpentapi.com. Developers use it to pull structured organic search results from Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Baidu, Brave, and Naver through one REST API. General page scraping and MCP for AI agents are on the roadmap. See What is Serpent API? or the docs.

Yes. SerpentAPI at serpentapi.com is the original Serpent API, founded by Young So. We are not affiliated with lookalike sites that use a similar name. Docs, pricing, status, and API keys for this product are only on serpentapi.com.

SerpentAPI returns structured organic results from Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Yandex, Baidu, Brave, and Naver through one API. Switch engines with a single parameter — same request shape and result schema.

Not yet. General page scraping (arbitrary URLs after SERP discovery) is on the roadmap— planned as a secondary endpoint on the same API key and bill. Today, SerpentAPI ships real-time SERP search across eight engines.

Maintaining proxies, captchas, layout changes, and eight engine quirks is expensive. SerpentAPI gives you structured JSON, one integration, predictable pricing, and a status page backed by production traffic — so your team ships product instead of fighting HTML.

We publish live uptime on our public status page. Platform target is 99.9%. Engine availability can vary with upstream search sites; the status page breaks this down per engine.

MCP support is coming soon. SerpentAPI will ship an MCP server so agents and IDEs can call search tools with your API key. The REST SERP API is available today — see the docs, and watch the MCP page for release notes.

Billing & tokens

Yes — a free Beta plan with 10 seats by application. Beta includes all eight SERP engines, 2,500 tokens/month, and 10 requests/minute. Apply at /beta. Paid plans start at Professional ($79/mo).

Each successful API call consumes tokens based on the request. Plans include a monthly allotment — Beta 2,500, Professional 15,000, Business 50,000, and Enterprise 150,000 tokens. Paid plans are billed monthly. A portion of unused tokens can roll over (see below). You can monitor usage in the dashboard and upgrade anytime if you need more throughput.

Yes. At the end of each billing period, 30% of your unused tokens roll into the next month. Rollover tokens must be used in that following month — they do not roll again. We always consume rollover tokens before your new monthly allotment. Your total available balance is capped at 130% of your plan’s monthly tokens (for example, Professional caps at 19,500). If you barely use a month, that 30% rollover is how you land at the 130% cap — unused rollover simply expires when the next period ends.

  • 30% of unused tokens carry into the next billing period
  • Rollover must be used that month or it expires
  • Rollover is spent before newly purchased tokens
  • Balance capped at 130% of your plan allotment

Rate limits match live search capacity: Beta 10 requests/minute, Professional 30/minute, Business 60/minute, and Enterprise 120/minute. Higher plans also get priority async queues. Need more? Contact us for custom throughput.

Yes. If you cancel and request a refund during an active billing period, we calculate usage at your plan’s standard rate (monthly price ÷ monthly token allotment), deduct the value of tokens already used, and refund the remaining unused balance to your original payment method. Refunds are typically processed within 5–10 business days. Abuse, chargebacks after a refund, or accounts terminated for Terms violations may be ineligible.

Example: on Professional ($79 ÷ 15,000 tokens), unused tokens are refunded at that plan rate after deducting tokens already consumed.

Yes. Cancel from the billing portal whenever you want. Access continues through the end of the paid period unless you request a prorated refund (see our refund policy above). No long-term contracts on standard plans.

Getting started

Most developers are live in minutes: sign up, pick a plan, copy an API key, and POST to the search endpoint. Full examples for curl, Node, Python, and more are in the docs.

Create an account, subscribe to a plan, generate an API key in the dashboard, and send it on every request with the x-api-key header. Keys are shown once at creation — store them securely and rotate if compromised.

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