Google News Scraper

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A robust, high-performance utility designed for developer automation, data integration, and AI training. Features built-in captcha bypass, headful/headless browser execution, and proxy support to scrape Google data seamlessly, reliably, and at scale.

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from $4.99 / 1,000 results

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Input

Parameter	Required	Default	Description
`query`	Yes	—	Search query, 1–200 characters.
`maxItems`	Yes	`10`	Maximum unique RSS results, 1–100.
`hl`	No	`en-US`	Language or locale such as `en-US` or `fr`.
`gl`	No	`US`	Two-letter uppercase country code.
`sortBy`	No	`relevance`	`relevance`, or `date` for a seven-day query window.
`proxyConfiguration`	No	direct	Optional Apify proxy configuration.
`deepScrape`	No	`false`	Deprecated compatibility field; `true` is rejected.

{
  "query": "artificial intelligence",
  "maxItems": 10,
  "hl": "en-US",
  "gl": "US",
  "sortBy": "date",
  "proxyConfiguration": { "useApifyProxy": false }
}

The public RSS feed is accessed directly by default. Enable a proxy only when your environment requires it.

Output

Each unique RSS item produces one dataset row with:

recordType, position, title, url, and stable guid identity.
source and sourceUrl publisher provenance when Google supplies it.
ISO publishedAt and scrapedAt timestamps.
query, language, country, and sortBy request provenance.

Google News RSS links currently remain on news.google.com and do not reliably redirect to publisher article pages. The previous browser/deep-content fields were therefore removed instead of returning misleading empty content. Publisher website URLs remain available through the RSS <source> element.

Limits

Google currently returns at most roughly 100 items per RSS search, so maxItems is capped at 100. Results reflect the live feed and vary by query, locale, region, and time. Respect publisher rights and applicable terms when following or using news links.