Google Scholar Scraper
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Google Scholar Scraper
Collect public Google Scholar publication records with bibliographic metadata, author links, public full-text links, citations, and versions.
Google Scholar Scraper
Pricing
from $3.99 / 1,000 results
Collect public Google Scholar publication records with bibliographic metadata, author links, public full-text links, citations, and versions.
Direct HTTP or a fresh standard browser session from the start. Both stop at access boundaries. Browser sessions use more compute and do not reuse account cookies.
One public Google Scholar query. Use this or queries.
Up to 20 public Google Scholar queries. Results share the global maxItems limit.
Public HTTPS Google Scholar /scholar search URLs containing a q parameter. When supplied with queries, both sources are searched.
Compatibility alias for public Google Scholar URLs.
Global maximum unique publication records across all queries and URLs.
One-based Google Scholar results page to start from. Each page contains up to 10 results.
Maximum result pages to inspect for each query or start URL.
Include source-visible authors, author profile links, venue, year, and the publication metadata line.
Include visible citation counts and related-article links.
Include visible version counts and version links.
Google Scholar language code used in the public search URL and request language.
Accepted for input compatibility. Google Scholar's public search page does not provide a country filter.
Timeout for each public Google Scholar request.
Compatibility override for timeoutSecs; when both are supplied, timeoutMs takes precedence.
Polite pause between sequential public page requests.
Finite retries for transient public request failures. Access boundaries are not retried.
Maximum HTML body size accepted for one public page.
Optional existing Apify or custom HTTP proxy applied to every public source request and approved redirect. Residential proxies are recommended for Google domains. Proxy initialization or authentication failures stop without direct fallback.
Opt-in identity-matched public author and article details. Disabled by default.
Maximum number of publication records considered for optional public detail fetching across the run.
1: matched author profile. 2: profile and its matching public publication detail.
