Google Flights Scraper
Pricing
from $0.03 / 1,000 flight result scrapeds
Google Flights Scraper
Extract public Google Flights prices, schedules, airlines, stops, and booking links for route/date fare monitoring.
Google Flights Scraper
Pricing
from $0.03 / 1,000 flight result scrapeds
Extract public Google Flights prices, schedules, airlines, stops, and booking links for route/date fare monitoring.
Airport code or city to fly from. Airport codes are the most reliable, for example JFK, LAX, SFO, or London.
Airport code or city to fly to. Airport codes are recommended for precise results.
Departure date in YYYY-MM-DD format, or a relative date such as 30 days. The relative date moves forward for scheduled runs.
Optional return date in YYYY-MM-DD format or relative to the run date, such as 37 days. Leave empty for one-way searches.
Choose one-way or round-trip. For a round trip, select round-trip and provide returnDate. Explicit one-way takes precedence even when a return date is supplied; when tripType is omitted, a supplied return date selects round-trip.
Maximum number of flight option rows to save. Keep low for first tests.
Number of infant passengers with their own seat.
Number of infant passengers on lap.
Preferred seating class.
Currency code to request in Google Flights, for example USD, EUR, or GBP.
Advanced safety limit (20–270 seconds). The Actor saves each fare as it goes and stores remaining rows in PENDING_ITEMS when the deadline is reached.
Advanced: paste the PENDING_ITEMS value from a deadline-limited run to save only its remaining fare rows.
[]Order the available offers before applying maxResults: best puts Google-marked best offers first, then lowest price; price and duration sort numerically; departure and arrival sort the displayed local clock times. This does not search additional flights.
Keep offers with a known stop count at or below the selected maximum. Any keeps all available offers. The limit filters the returned offers before maxResults; it does not expand the search.
Exclude lowest-tier fares only when Google's payload also indicates no included checked bag. This avoids dropping normal economy on international routes.
Uses Apify Proxy from the first request when omitted (useApifyProxy: true, no named group). Explicit settings are passed to Apify unchanged: choose available managed groups/country, supply your own proxy URLs, or set useApifyProxy: false with no proxyUrls for direct access. There is no automatic direct-to-proxy or provider fallback. Proxy availability and charges depend on your account; invalid settings may fail rather than selecting another route. Do not share proxy credentials in issue reports.
{ "useApifyProxy": true}