Google News Scraper - Headlines, Publishers & Links
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from $2.00 / 1,000 articles
Google News Scraper - Headlines, Publishers & Links
Export Google News headlines, publishers, publish dates and article links for any keyword, site: or when: query. Multiple queries, any country and language. $2 per 1,000 articles.
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Export Google News results for any search: headline, publisher name and website, publish date and the Google News article link. Run many searches at once, in any country and language. Great for media monitoring, brand mentions, competitor tracking, PR reports and feeding news into AI agents or spreadsheets.
Why this one
- $2 per 1,000 articles. You only pay for articles returned (plus a tiny start fee). No proxy or platform costs on top.
- Fast and light. Reads Google News feeds directly, so a typical run finishes in seconds.
- Clean, deduplicated data. Duplicate articles across your searches are removed.
- Google News search syntax works:
site:reuters.com,when:7d,"exact phrase",-exclude.
Input example
Output example
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| query | artificial intelligence |
| title | Example headline - Reuters |
| publisher | Reuters |
| publisherUrl | https://www.reuters.com/ |
| publishedAt | 2026-10-29T14:06:20+00:00 |
| googleNewsUrl | https://news.google.com/rss/articles/... |
| language / country | en / US |
Export to JSON, CSV or Excel, schedule it to run daily, or call it via API, n8n, Make or Zapier.
FAQ
How many articles per search? Up to 100 per search (Google's feed limit). Add more specific searches (by site, date or phrase) for more coverage.
Do I get the full article text? No. You get the headline, publisher, date and link. The link opens the original article via Google News.
Are failed searches charged? No article charge applies to error or empty rows.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
