Bing Search Scraper

Turn Bing searches into clean, structured JSON results.

Give this scraper a list of search queries and it returns Bing's organic results as structured data: title, URL, snippet, position, and domain. Tracking redirects are resolved to the real destination URL, so every result links straight to the source. It suits SERP tracking, market and competitor research, lead discovery, and feeding search results into AI and data pipelines.

⚡ Quick start

{
  "queries": ["openai funding round", "apple acquisition"],
  "maxItems": 10
}

🧩 Input

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
queries	array	yes*	—	Search terms to look up. One entry per query.
startUrls	array	no	—	Bing search URLs to scrape directly, for example https://www.bing.com/search?q=example. Use instead of queries for full control of search parameters.
maxItems	integer	yes	10	Maximum results per query. See the FAQ on Bing's result limit.
resultType	string	no	rss	rss for Bing's feed output, html for the standard results page. See below.
market	string	no	en-US	Market code setting country and language, e.g. en-US, en-GB.
language	string	no	en	Interface language code, e.g. en.
proxyConfiguration	object	no	{ "useApifyProxy": false }	Proxy settings.

* Provide either queries or startUrls.

Choosing a result type

	rss (default)	html
Reliability	Highest — structured feed output	Good, but depends on page layout
Proxy	Not needed	Not usually needed
Snippet & title	Yes	Yes
Displayed URL	No	Yes
Publication date	No	For news results only

Start with rss. Switch to html when you need displayed URLs or news publication dates.

📤 Output

Each result becomes one dataset item. Results arrive in Bing's own ranking order, recorded in position. Redirect links are decoded so url is always the real destination rather than a Bing tracking URL. Fields a result does not provide are returned as null rather than omitted, keeping the shape consistent.

Fields

Field	Type	Description
query	string	The search query that produced this result.
url	string	Destination URL, with Bing's tracking redirect resolved.
title	string	Result title.
snippet	string	Result description shown by Bing.
position	number	Rank within the results for this query, starting at 1.
page	number	Results page number. Always 1.
displayedUrl	string	URL as displayed by Bing. html result type only.
domain	string	Domain of the destination URL, without www..
publishedAt	string	Publication date, ISO 8601. Present for news results in html mode only.
bingIndexedAt	string	When Bing last indexed the page, ISO 8601. rss result type only. This is an indexing timestamp, not a publication date.
resultType	string	Which result type produced this item, rss or html.
fetchedAt	string	When the search was run, ISO 8601.

💡 Use cases

• Track how a brand, product, or competitor ranks on Bing over time.
• Discover sources and coverage for a company or topic, then fetch the pages behind them.
• Compare Bing rankings against other search engines for SEO research.
• Feed fresh, cited search results into AI and LLM pipelines.
• Build lead and prospect lists from search visibility.

❓ FAQ

• How many results can I get per query? About ten. Bing serves a single page of organic results per query and ignores requests for more, so raising maxItems above ten will not return additional results. To widen coverage, add more specific queries rather than asking for more results.
• Do I need a proxy? Usually not, in either result type. Add one if you run large volumes or want results from a specific country.
• Why is bingIndexedAt not the publication date? It is the time Bing last indexed the page, so it often shows a recent date for old content. Use publishedAt (news results in html mode), or fetch the page itself for a reliable date.
• What happens if Bing blocks a request? The run fails with a clear error rather than reporting zero results, so a blocked or changed page is never mistaken for "nothing found".
• Can I search a specific country? Yes. Set market, for example en-GB, and optionally use a proxy in that country.

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🖼 Image credit

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