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[💰$2/1K] Google Flights scraper for fare monitoring and price comparison. One-way, round-trip & multi-city from airports, cities or countries, with every Google filter. Explore cheapest trips anywhere, price graph, return flights, CO2, layovers, bags, booking options & a link per flight.

Pricing

from $2.00 / 1,000 results

Rating

5.0

(2)

Developer

Muhamed Didovic

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Bookmarked

784

Total users

205

Monthly active users

14 hours ago

Last modified

Categories

Travel

Agents

MCP servers

Google Flights URLs (optional)

startUrls

Optional

Paste Google Flights URLs instead of filling the route fields — either the address-bar URL after a search (with tfs=…) or a query URL like https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+DPS+to+LGK+on+2026-11-03 (city names work too: q=Flights+from+Paris+to+New+York+on+2026-11-03). Each URL is its own search: route, dates, cabin, passengers and the URL's curr/hl/gl are read from it, and the From/To, date and multi-city fields below are ignored, so you don't need to clear them. The link's own filters come along too (airlines, connecting airports, layover length, stops). An Explore link (google.com/travel/explore?tfs=…) runs as an Explore search, and a round-trip link with the outbound flight already picked lists that flight's return flights, as the site does. The settings below still apply.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "https://www.google.com/travel/flights?q=Flights+from+DPS+to+LGK+on+2026-11-03+oneway&curr=INR&hl=en&gl=IN"
]

More searches in the same run (advanced)

searches

Optional

Run several searches in one run. Each entry is an object with the same fields as this form (origin, destination, departDate, returnDate, multiCityLegs, exploreDestinations, filters…). Anything an entry leaves out comes from the form, except the route: give each entry its own origin/destination/dates. Rows carry search-index (1, 2, …) so you can tell the searches apart. Startup is charged once per run, not per search.

Type:array

Example:

[
  {
    "origin": "LAX",
    "destination": "JFK",
    "departDate": "2026-11-10"
  },
  {
    "origin": "Paris",
    "destination": "Tokyo",
    "departDate": "2026-12-01",
    "returnDate": "2026-12-15"
  }
]

From (airport, city or country)

origin

Optional

Where the trip starts: an airport IATA code (LAX), several codes comma-separated (LAX,BUR,LGB), or a city, region or country name as Google Flights spells it ("Los Angeles", "Paris, France", "United Kingdom"). A name searches every airport Google lists for it. Separate several names with ";". Defaults to LAX if left empty.

Type:string

Example:

LAX

To (airport, city or country)

destination

Optional

Where the trip goes: an airport IATA code (JFK), several codes comma-separated (JFK,EWR,LGA), or a city, region or country name ("New York", "Japan"). Separate several names with ";". Defaults to JFK if left empty.

Type:string

Example:

JFK

Departure date

departDate

Optional

Departure date. Leave empty to default to ~30 days from today (so the Actor always runs out of the box). Format YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. 2026-08-04.

Type:string

Example:

2026-08-04

Return date (optional)

returnDate

Optional

Return date for a round trip. Leave empty for one-way. Format YYYY-MM-DD, e.g. 2026-08-11.

Type:string

Depart N days from the run date

departDaysAhead

Optional

Instead of a fixed date: depart this many days after the day the run starts (e.g. 30). Wins over the departure date, so a saved or scheduled run keeps searching ahead.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:330

Trip length (days)

tripLengthDays

Optional

Return this many days after departure (e.g. 7). Wins over the return date; works with either a fixed or a relative departure.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:330

Also search the next N departure dates

departDateWindowDays

Optional

Searches the departure date plus each of the next N days as separate searches (max 30), keeping the trip length. Rows carry search-label with the dates. Each date is a search of its own.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:30

Default:0

Multi-city legs (advanced)

multiCityLegs

Optional

For multi-city trips only. Add one row per leg as ORIGIN-DESTINATION-DATE, e.g. LAX-JFK-2026-08-04. Origin and destination take airport codes or names (Paris-Tokyo-2026-08-04). When set, this overrides the From / To / dates above. Leave empty for one-way or round-trip.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "LAX-JFK-2026-08-04",
  "JFK-MIA-2026-08-10"
]

Multi-city pricing

multiCityPricing

Optional

single_ticket (default): the whole trip as one ticket, priced the way Google Flights shows it; each row is a first-leg flight with the ticket price, and the top rows get their later legs picked (leg-2-…, leg-3-… columns). separate_tickets: each leg searched on its own as a one-way, rows tagged multi-city-leg.

Type:string

Default:single_ticket

Options:

single_ticketseparate_tickets

Multi-city: complete the top N tickets

multiCityCompleteTop

Optional

With one-ticket pricing, how many of the cheapest-listed first-leg flights get their later legs picked (the cheapest flight on each later leg). Each takes one extra request per later leg.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:50

Default:5

Adults

adults

Optional

Number of adult passengers (12+).

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Default:1

Children

children

Optional

Number of child passengers (2-11).

Type:integer

Default:0

Infants (in seat)

infantsInSeat

Optional

Infants with their own seat.

Type:integer

Default:0

Infants (on lap)

infantsOnLap

Optional

Infants on an adult's lap.

Type:integer

Default:0

Cabin class

cabinClass

Optional

Cabin class for the search.

Type:string

Default:economy

Options:

economypremium_economybusinessfirst

Currency

currency

Optional

ISO 4217 currency code for prices, e.g. USD, EUR, GBP. If Google doesn't price in it for the chosen market, the run says so and labels prices with the currency Google actually used.

Type:string

Default:USD

Market (country)

market

Optional

Country/market code, e.g. US, GB, DE. Affects pricing and availability. UK and country names such as Germany are accepted and converted (UK becomes GB).

Type:string

Default:US

Language

language

Optional

Language code, e.g. en, de, fr.

Type:string

Default:en

Max results

maxItems

Optional

Maximum number of itineraries to return. Default 100; a busy route typically has ~100-150. On multi-city runs the cap is split evenly across the legs.

Type:integer

Default:100

Max stops

maxStops

Optional

Filter by number of stops: 0 = nonstop only, 1 = up to 1 stop, 2 = up to 2 stops. Leave empty for any number of stops.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:2

Airlines (include only)

airlines

Optional

Only flights from these airlines: two-letter codes or names as Google Flights shows them, e.g. ["DL"], ["Air France", "KLM"]. Leave empty for all airlines.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "Air France",
  "KL"
]

Alliances (include only)

alliances

Optional

Only flights from these alliances: ONEWORLD, SKYTEAM, STAR_ALLIANCE. Combines with Airlines above (either matches).

Type:array

Example:

[
  "STAR_ALLIANCE"
]

Exclude airlines or alliances

excludeAirlines

Optional

Leave out these airlines (codes or names, e.g. ["Spirit", "F9"]) and/or alliances (["SKYTEAM"]).

Type:array

Example:

[
  "NK",
  "F9"
]

Return: max stops

returnMaxStops

Optional

Round trips only: the return's own stops limit (0 = nonstop, 1, 2), over 'Max stops' above. E.g. nonstop out, up to 1 stop back.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:2

Return: only these airlines

returnAirlines

Optional

Round trips only: airlines (codes or names) or alliances for the return flight, over the airlines above.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "AA"
]

Return: exclude these airlines

returnExcludeAirlines

Optional

Round trips only: airlines or alliances to leave out of the return flight.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "NK"
]

Max price

maxPrice

Optional

Only return itineraries at or below this price, in the selected currency. Leave empty for no price cap.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Outbound departure time

outboundDepartureTime

Optional

Hour window for the outbound departure, 24-hour clock, e.g. 6-12 for morning departures or 18-24 for evening. Multi-city legs all use this window.

Type:string

Example:

6-12

Outbound arrival time

outboundArrivalTime

Optional

Hour window for the outbound arrival, e.g. 8-20.

Type:string

Example:

8-20

Return departure time

returnDepartureTime

Optional

Round trips: hour window for the return departure, e.g. 12-24.

Type:string

Example:

12-24

Return arrival time

returnArrivalTime

Optional

Round trips: hour window for the return arrival, e.g. 0-23.

Type:string

Example:

0-23

Max trip duration (hours)

maxDurationHours

Optional

Longest journey per direction, layovers included.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Connect only via

connectOnlyVia

Optional

Connections must change planes at one of these airports, e.g. ["ORD","DFW"]. Nonstop flights still show.

Type:array

Example:

[
  "ORD",
  "DFW"
]

Never connect via

neverConnectVia

Optional

Never change planes at these airports, e.g. ["JFK"].

Type:array

Example:

[
  "JFK"
]

Min layover (hours)

minLayoverHours

Optional

Shortest connection time allowed. Half hours work too, e.g. 1.5.

Type:number

Minimum:1

Max layover (hours)

maxLayoverHours

Optional

Longest connection time allowed. Half hours work too, e.g. 1.5.

Type:number

Minimum:1

Checked bags

checkedBags

Optional

Price fares with checked bags, as Google's Bags filter does: the total for the whole party, at most one per traveller with a seat (more makes Google refuse the search, so it is capped). Google adds the airline's bag fee to each price where it knows it.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:9

Carry-on bags

carryOnBags

Optional

Price fares with carry-on bags: the total for the whole party, at most one per traveller with a seat (lap infants don't count). Each bag adds the airline's fee, e.g. 2 adults with 2 carry-ons pay two fees.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:9

Exclude basic economy

excludeBasicEconomy

Optional

Leave out basic-economy fares (US carriers).

Type:boolean

Default:false

Less emissions only

lessEmissionsOnly

Optional

Only flights Google marks as lower emissions.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Sort by

sortBy

Optional

Order of the results: Google's top flights, or by price, departure time, arrival time, duration or emissions.

Type:string

Default:top

Options:

toppricedeparturearrivaldurationemissions

Price graph (days)

priceGraphDays

Optional

Also return Google's price graph: the cheapest fare for each departure date, starting at your departure date, for this many days (up to 330). Round trips keep your trip length. Each day is one row (record-type "price-graph"). 0 = off.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:330

Default:0

Date grid: ± days around your dates (round trips)

dateGridDays

Optional

Round trips only. Adds Google's date grid: the cheapest price for every departure date within ±N days of yours paired with every return date within ±N days of yours (3 → a 7 × 7 grid of 49 prices). One row per date pair, record-type date-grid, with price-rank (1 = cheapest).

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:7

Default:0

Price calendar only (no flight rows)

priceCalendarOnly

Optional

Write only the price-graph and date-grid rows, not the flights. A cheap way to watch prices across dates. Needs 'Price graph' days or a date grid.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Add a summary row per search

searchSummaryRow

Optional

Adds one row per search (record-type search-summary): flights found, the cheapest price and flight, the cheapest nonstop, Google's price level and typical range, and its recent price history as a list. Handy for price trackers. Counts as one result.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Include Google's raw data

includeRawData

Optional

Attach Google's own itinerary array to each flight row as raw-google (nested JSON), for fields this Actor doesn't map. Makes rows much larger.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Return flights: for the top N outbound flights

returnFlightsTop

Optional

Round trips: list the return flights for the first N outbound flights, each with its round-trip price and a booking link (rows with record-type "return-flight", linked by outbound-index). 0 = off.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:50

Default:0

Return flights per outbound flight

returnFlightsPerOutbound

Optional

How many return flights to list for each of those outbound flights.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:50

Default:5

Resolve booking options (OTAs + fares)

resolveBookingOptions

Optional

For each itinerary, fetch the bookable options — online travel agencies and airlines selling the fare, with per-option price, fare name (e.g. "Blue Basic"), booking domain and a booking URL. Adds extra requests per itinerary (more for round-trip), so it's capped by 'Max itineraries to resolve'. Works for one-way, round-trip and multi-city.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Max itineraries to resolve booking options for

maxBookingItineraries

Optional

When 'Resolve booking options' is on, only the first N itineraries get their booking options resolved (each is an extra request). Default 10.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Default:10

Resolve booking URLs to the seller's site

resolveBookingUrls

Optional

With 'Resolve booking options' on, also follow each option's Google link to the airline's or agency's own booking page and add it as booking-option-N-final-url (e.g. an aa.com link with your flights filled in). One extra request per option.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Booking-options concurrency

bookingConcurrency

Optional

How many booking-option lookups to run in parallel when 'Resolve booking options' is on. Higher is faster but sends more concurrent requests through one IP; 1 = the old one-at-a-time behaviour. Default 6.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:12

Default:6

Include low-cost-carrier fares (Ryanair)

includeLccFares

Optional

Also append the direct Ryanair fares that Google Flights structurally under-shows. For the same route and date(s), adds extra rows tagged source="ryanair" so you get the budget-airline prices Google misses. Works for the single origin/destination case (not multi-city).

Type:boolean

Default:false

Explore: cheapest trips to anywhere

exploreDestinations

Optional

Instead of flights to one destination, list the cheapest trip from From to every destination Google Flights Explore shows (one row per destination, record-type "explore-destination", cheapest first). To is ignored. With a departure date (and return date) the trips use those dates; without, Google picks the cheapest dates for the month and trip length below.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Explore region

exploreRegion

Optional

Where to look. Anywhere searches the world map plus every region map, which lists the most places.

Type:string

Default:anywhere

Options:

anywhereeuropeasiamiddle_eastafricanorth_americacentral_america_caribbeansouth_americaoceania

Explore: only this country

exploreCountry

Optional

With Explore on: list only destinations in this country, as Google Flights names it (e.g. "Italy", "Japan", "United States"). The run also zooms the map onto the country, so smaller towns show up.

Type:string

Explore month (flexible dates)

exploreMonth

Optional

Without a departure date: when to travel.

Type:string

Default:next_6_months

Options:

next_6_monthsjanuaryfebruarymarchaprilmayjunejulyaugustseptemberoctobernovemberdecember

Explore trip length (flexible dates)

exploreTripLength

Optional

Without a departure date: the trip length, or one-way.

Type:string

Default:1_week

Options:

weekend1_week2_weeksone_way

Proxy configuration

proxy

Optional

Residential proxy is recommended (and on by default). Google returns empty results to datacenter IPs, so a residential IP is needed for reliable results. Responses are small, so bandwidth cost is minimal.

Type:object

Default:

{
  "useApifyProxy": true,
  "apifyProxyGroups": [
    "RESIDENTIAL"
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