Cheapest Bing SERP/Search: Small Batches | $0.25/1K Searches

The most affordable Bing Search scraper for small batches: $0.25 per 1k requests. Get organic rankings, snippets, URLs, Knowledge Graph cards and rich results.

Bing organic results, Knowledge Graph cards, and source-provided rich results.

Price

$0.25 per 1,000 searches ($0.00025 per successful API response). A search is one successful results page or source response. Each continuation page counts as another search; individual result rows cost no extra.

Each successful response saved to the run is one paid event, including valid empty responses. Multiple places, reviews, or products in one response do not create additional paid events.

Failed requests are unbilled. Retries and a resumed run do not charge the same request twice. There is no Actor startup fee or separate per-row fee; platform usage during the run is included. Standard Apify charges for post-run storage access may still apply. Payments are handled by Apify; no separate service key or proxy purchase is required.

Free-plan users receive up to 25 successful requests per Apify user per UTC day across this catalog, subject to the service trial allowance. Paid runs respect the input request limit and Apify spending limit.

Quick start

Use a single input below, or supply requests as a list of parameter objects. Top-level API fields are shared defaults, and each batch object overrides them. Identifiers in examples demonstrate the format; use an identifier returned by the matching provider for production work.

{
  "q": "coffee shops in Austin",
  "mkt": "en-US",
  "maxRequests": 10,
  "maxPagesPerInput": 1
}

Input parameters

Field	Type	Required	Meaning
q	string	Required per input	Search query. Use the same parameters for every continuation page.
mkt	string	Optional / conditional	Market such as en-US; conflicts with cc.
cc	string	Optional / conditional	Country; conflicts with mkt.
device	string	Optional / conditional	Device profile.
engine	string	Optional / conditional	Search engine.
filters	string	Optional / conditional	Native Bing filters.
first	integer	Optional / conditional	One-based organic result offset.
lat	number	Optional / conditional	Latitude; most endpoints require lon too.
location	string	Optional / conditional	Named location. Conflicts with other geography modes on Google search.
lon	number	Optional / conditional	Longitude; most endpoints require lat too.
safeSearch	string	Optional / conditional	Safe search.
timeout	number	Optional / conditional	Optional budget for the entire request in seconds, measured from gateway receipt until the response is ready to send. Includes admission, queueing and settlement. Must be greater than 0 and at most 90. On expiry, the call is not billed and returns 503 request_deadline_exceeded with retryable=true and a request ID. Omit to retain the standard server deadline.

The source validates conditional parameter combinations. Validation errors do not trigger a paid request event. Provider availability determines which optional result groups appear.

Batches, pagination, and limits

• requests: up to 1,000 input parameter objects in one run.
• maxRequests: total successful API requests, including pages; default 100. At that limit the event price is at most $0.025.
• maxPagesPerInput: default 1. Increase to follow native continuation links where this endpoint supplies them. No synthetic pagination is invented.
• maxResults: maximum dataset rows; default 1,000. Already in-flight requests can complete and be billed, with full JSON saved even if their rows exceed this cap.
• maxConcurrency: default 2, maximum 8. Service capacity and trial limits may reduce it.
• includeArtifacts: optionally retain available raw source artifacts in this run. Default false.

Output

The default dataset contains source records with requestId, inputIndex, page, group, readable title, url, rating, and text fields when available, the complete record in data, and responseUrl. A successful response without a primary result group gets a response row.

Each responseUrl points to a stored response envelope; its response.body contains the complete API JSON, including optional modules and pagination. SUMMARY reports successful requests, failures, row count, and event charges. ERRORS records unsuccessful requests. If every request fails, the run fails with no request-event charges.

Follow-up API links, including pagination and related reviews or products, are Apify request objects: { "url": "https://api.apify.com/v2/actors/litescrape~<actor>/runs", "method": "POST", "input": { ... } }. POST the supplied input as JSON to url using your own Apify authorization header. Each follow-up starts a new run limited to one successful request; use maxPagesPerInput for automatic pagination inside this run. Source website links are unchanged. search_metadata.json_endpoint links to the saved Apify response. Available artifact links point to files copied to Apify; unavailable artifact links are omitted.

JSON exports preserve nested fields. Select the flat overview fields for CSV. Artifact manifests use artifacts-<requestId> keys and link to copied source files when available. Private run data requires the appropriate Apify access.

Price comparison

Lowest price in this 2026-09-20 comparison for runs of 1–25 Bing queries returning at least 10 usable organic results per query.

Illustrative workload: 25 successful requests × 10 usable organic results per request = 250 organic results. Our total is $0.00625, equivalent to $0.025 per 1,000 organic results.

These are calculated prices, not measured scraper runs or guaranteed page yields. Count unique usable source records actually delivered, including the cost of empty responses, continuation pages and lookups needed to obtain the fields you need. An array of request objects does not turn multiple API calls into one billed request.

Actor	Lowest applicable tier	Published-charge subtotal for this workload	Effective price / 1,000 output units
Litescrape	Same request rate on every plan	$0.00625	$0.025
fetch_cat/bing-search-results-scraper (active prices)	DIAMOND	$0.0075	$0.03
arman-bd/bing-search-scraper (active prices)	DIAMOND	$0.02255	$0.0902
scrape.badger/bing-search-scraper (active prices)	GOLD	$0.02	$0.08

Each competitor gets its lowest published tier, including enterprise tiers, without adding a plan subscription cost. Required compared events use the same tier; known startup charges assume one run and the minimum one billed GB. Unquantified compute/proxy charges, optional enrichment and any omitted additional fees can only increase the displayed competitor subtotal. Output completeness and reliability were not benchmarked.

• At 25 ten-result queries, our charge is $0.00625. Fetch Cat's cheapest tier charges $0.005 startup + $0.0025 for 250 results = $0.0075.
• At 1,000 ten-result queries in one run, Fetch Cat's same tier costs $0.105 versus our $0.25. We do not claim to be cheapest for that large-batch workload.
• At Free-plan rates, Fetch Cat charges $0.030302/1K rows plus startup, making us cheaper at 10 results/query. Our Free-plan allowance is 25 successful requests per user per UTC day; the 1,000-request price is a rate, not an increased allowance.
• Bing source pages can return fewer than 10 results. A requested page width does not guarantee a qualifying result count.

Cheapest means the lowest calculated price for the stated workload among the named paid Apify Actors in this dated audit. It is not a claim about every Actor, every plan, every workload, or equal output quality. Free/platform-only Actors, monthly rentals and bring-your-own-paid-key wrappers do not establish a comparable fixed total from their Actor fee alone. They may cost less on particular workloads.

The comparison uses the linked active pricing snapshots and public documentation checked on the audit date. Recheck live pricing before relying on a competitor comparison. No provider affiliation or equal-quality claim is implied.

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