Google Patents Scraper — Patents by Keyword, Company & Inventor

Search Google Patents by keywords, assignee (company), inventor, country / patent office, date range and status: publication number, title, snippet, assignee, inventors, priority, filing, publication and grant dates, language and the PDF link. Turn on details for the full abstract, number of claims, CPC classifications, legal status, expiration date and how many patents it cites and is cited by.

Built for IP and patent research, competitor technology monitoring, prior-art searches, R&D scouting and innovation analytics.

Why this one

• Company and inventor filters combined with keywords and countries.
• Date ranges that actually work: results are filtered on the date you choose (priority, filing or publication).
• CPC classes and citation counts in detailed mode, ready for landscape analysis.
• PDF links for every patent.

Input

Tesla battery patents in the US since 2023, with details:

{
  "searchQueries": ["battery"],
  "assignees": ["Tesla"],
  "countries": ["US"],
  "dateFrom": "2023-01-01",
  "maxPatentsPerSearch": 200,
  "includeDetails": true
}

Output

Field	Description
publicationNumber, title, snippet, url, pdf, thumbnail	patent
assignee, inventors	owners
priorityDate, filingDate, publicationDate, grantDate, language	dates
abstract, claimsCount, cpcClassifications, legalStatus, expirationDate	detailed mode
assigneeOriginal, assigneeCurrent, citedPatents, citedBy	detailed mode
search	which search returned it

Example output

One real item from a test run (long texts and lists shortened):

{
  "type": "patent",
  "publicationNumber": "USRE44994E1",
  "title": "Augmented vehicle seat mount",
  "snippet": "A vehicle seat mounting assembly is provided in which the seat mounts are attached to body cross-members that are, in turn, mechanically coupled to battery p...",
  "assignee": "Tesla Motors, Inc.",
  "inventors": [
    "Peter D. Rawlinson"
  ],
  "priorityDate": "2010-12-22",
  "filingDate": "2013-04-16",
  "publicationDate": "2014-07-08",
  "grantDate": "2014-07-08",
  "language": "en",
  "pdf": "https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/c9/da/70/0b09468dd5bf01/USRE44994.pdf",
  "thumbnail": "https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/e4/5c/f8/930fd494d48424/USRE044994-20140708-D00000.png",
  "url": "https://patents.google.com/patent/USRE44994E1/en",
  "search": "Tesla"
}

Tips

• Assignee names match broadly ("Tesla" also matches other companies with Tesla in the name); add keywords or countries to focus.
• Google Patents shows up to 1,000 results per search; split by date range for more.

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How much does it cost?

You pay only for results delivered, at a fixed price per item. Apify platform usage is included in that price, so there are no compute costs on top. Errors and items that couldn't be found are free.

What you get	Price	Example
Patent with details	$0.003 each	1,000 patents with details = $3.00
Patent	$0.001 each	1,000 patents = $1.00

The Apify Free plan includes $5 of monthly credit, enough for about 1,666 patents with details per month at no cost. You can also set a maximum spend per run.

On paid Apify plans it gets cheaper automatically: 10% off on Starter, 20% on Scale and 30% on Business.