Naver Search Scraper — Korean SERP Web Results, Ads & Places

Scrape Naver search results for any keyword and get every ranked web result as a clean row — title, link, domain, snippet and date, up to 100 per search term — with Naver's place listings, mobile search ads and images included free, for $3.00 per 1,000 web results.

Naver is where South Korea searches. If you sell, rank or advertise in Korea, Google's results tell you little: you need to see what Naver shows for your keywords. This Actor searches Naver for as many terms as you like in one run and returns the results as structured rows, with no browser to manage, no Korean proxies to rent and no API keys.

What does Naver Search Scraper do?

For each search term you give it, the Actor runs a Naver search as a user in South Korea sees it, on desktop or mobile, and returns:

• Web results — the ranked websites Naver lists for the term (웹사이트 / 웹문서), in Naver's order, starting with the ones on the main results page and continuing down the full web listing to as many as 100 per search term. Results that Naver repeats from one page to the next are returned once.
• Places — for local searches such as 강남역 카페, the places in Naver's place block, each with its Naver place ID, link, rating, review count and open status.
• Ads — Naver's search ads (파워링크) on mobile searches: headline, ad text, advertiser domain and sitelinks.
• Images — optionally, the images of Naver's image block (thumbnail and original image address).

Only web results are charged. Places, ads and images come along at no extra cost.

What it does not return: Naver's blog (블로그), café (카페), Knowledge iN (지식iN), news, shopping and video blocks are not part of the output, and a place row carries the place's ID and link rather than its name. If those blocks are what you need, this is not the right tool; if you need to know which websites, places and advertisers Naver puts in front of a searcher, it is.

What you get per result

Field	What it tells you
query	The search term this row was found for
block	Which part of the results the row comes from: web, place, ad or image
position	Rank within that block for the search term (1 = first)
page	The results page the item was on. 1 is Naver's main results page
title	The result's title (ad headline for ads)
url	Link to the page, the place or the ad
domain	The site's domain without www. — the advertiser's domain for ads
displayed_url	The address line Naver shows with the result, e.g. namu.wiki›날씨
description	The snippet under the title; the ad text for ads; the tagline or address for places
date	The date label Naver shows with a result, as written: 2026.05.01. or 3일 전
published_date	The same date as YYYY-MM-DD (Korea time) where it can be told to the day
highlighted	The words Naver prints in bold in the snippet
sitelinks	Ads: the extra links under the ad, each with title and url
place_id, rating, reviews_count, open_status	Places: Naver's place ID, star rating, number of reviews and the open/closed label
thumbnail_url, image_url	Images: Naver's thumbnail and the original image address
device, country, checked_at	Exactly which search the row came from, so results stay reproducible

Every row has the same columns, so exports to CSV, Excel or a database stay stable; columns that do not apply to a block are empty. A run summary is saved alongside the data with the number of searches, rows per block, duplicates removed and the billing breakdown.

Use cases

• Korean SEO rank tracking — where your domain ranks on Naver for each keyword, on desktop and on mobile, as deep as position 100.
• Competitor research — which sites own a keyword's top results in Korea, and how that changes week to week.
• Ad monitoring — who is buying your keywords on Naver, with their headlines, ad text and sitelinks.
• Local visibility — which places Naver lists for a local search, tracked by place ID with rating and review counts.
• Market-entry research — what Korean searchers are shown for your category before you localise a page.
• AI agents and RAG pipelines — fresh, structured Korean web results with source and position on every item.

How to use

1. Add one or more Search terms — each one is a separate Naver search. Korean terms return the richest results.
2. Set Web results per search term (1–100).
3. Choose the Device: desktop or mobile. Pick mobile if you want ads.
4. Leave Include places and Include ads on to get those rows free, and turn on Include image results if you want images too.
5. Click Start, then export the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read it through the Apify API.

Schedule the Actor to run every morning and you have a Naver rank tracker.

Example input

{
  "queries": ["날씨", "서울 맛집", "아이폰 16"],
  "maxResultsPerQuery": 30,
  "device": "mobile",
  "includePlaces": true,
  "includeAds": true,
  "includeImages": false
}

Input configuration

Field	Type	Default	Description
queries	array of strings	— (required)	Search terms, up to 200 per run. Duplicates are removed.
maxResultsPerQuery	integer	10	Web results to return per search term, 1–100.
device	string	desktop	desktop or mobile. Ads are returned on mobile.
includePlaces	boolean	true	Return the places of Naver's place block as extra rows (not charged).
includeAds	boolean	true	Return search ads as extra rows (not charged).
includeImages	boolean	false	Return the image block as extra rows (not charged).

The country is always South Korea: Naver is searched the way a user there sees it.

Example output

Two real rows from a 서울 맛집 search. A web result:

{
  "record_type": "result",
  "query": "서울 맛집",
  "block": "web",
  "position": 3,
  "page": 1,
  "title": "서울 맛집 추천 베스트 15 | 2026 맛집 베스트 지도 리스트",
  "url": "https://suggestravel.com/%EC%84%9C%EC%9A%B8-%EB%A7%9B%EC%A7%91/",
  "domain": "suggestravel.com",
  "displayed_url": "suggestravel.com›서울-맛집",
  "description": "서울 맛집 추천 베스트 15를 2026년 기준으로 정리했습니다. 명동, 광화문, 여의도, 마포, 강남, 송파 맛집 을 지도 링크와 상황별 코스로 확인하세요.",
  "date": "2026.05.01.",
  "published_date": "2026-05-01",
  "highlighted": ["서울 맛집", "맛집"],
  "sitelinks": null,
  "place_id": null,
  "rating": null,
  "reviews_count": null,
  "open_status": null,
  "thumbnail_url": null,
  "image_url": null,
  "device": "desktop",
  "country": "kr",
  "checked_at": "2026-10-12T02:56:02.659Z"
}

And a place from the same search (not charged):

{
  "record_type": "result",
  "query": "서울 맛집",
  "block": "place",
  "position": 3,
  "page": 1,
  "title": null,
  "url": "https://map.naver.com/p/entry/place/2081278821",
  "domain": "map.naver.com",
  "displayed_url": null,
  "description": null,
  "date": null,
  "published_date": null,
  "highlighted": null,
  "sitelinks": null,
  "place_id": "2081278821",
  "rating": 4.94,
  "reviews_count": 1669,
  "open_status": "영업 중",
  "thumbnail_url": null,
  "image_url": null,
  "device": "desktop",
  "country": "kr",
  "checked_at": "2026-10-12T02:56:02.659Z"
}

How much does it cost to scrape Naver?

Pay per event. No monthly fee, no setup fee, and you never pay for a search that failed.

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.002 per run
Web search result	$0.003 per web result — $3.00 per 1,000
Place, ad and image rows	free

• One search term, 10 web results: $0.002 + 10 × $0.003 = $0.032.
• Ten search terms, 10 web results each (100 rows): $0.302.
• Ten search terms, 100 web results each (1,000 rows): $3.002.

You pay per web result actually returned. Each search has a small fixed cost of its own, so a search that returns only one or two web results can be billed as up to three; the run summary shows any such units as minimum_charge_units_added. A search with no results adds nothing beyond the start fee.

FAQ

Do I need an API key, a Naver account or a proxy? No. Add your search terms and run — everything else is handled for you.

Why did a search return fewer results than I asked for? Naver lists what it has for that term. Common terms have 100 or more web results; a narrow or misspelled term can have a handful. You are charged only for the web results returned, and the log names every search that came back short.

Does it return blog, café, news or shopping results? No. The output is the ranked web results, the place block, mobile ads and, optionally, images. Naver's blog, café, Knowledge iN, news, shopping and video blocks are not included.

Why does a place row have no name? Place rows identify the place by its Naver place ID and link, and carry its rating, review count and open status. The name is not part of the output; open the link, or match the ID against your own list of places.

Why are there no ads in my desktop run? Ads are returned for mobile searches. Set Device to mobile to get them.

What is page, and why do positions not restart on each page? position is the rank in the full list for the search term. page tells you where Naver showed the result: page 1 is the main results page, the following pages are the rest of the web listing. Results Naver repeats on a later page are returned once, at the first position they appeared.

Can I search in English? Yes. Any language works, but Naver indexes the Korean web first, so Korean terms return the most.

Can I search other countries? No. Naver is a South Korean search engine and the Actor always searches it as a user in South Korea.

How long does a run take? Usually under a minute, however many search terms are in it: the searches run side by side.

Can I run it on a schedule or from my own code? Yes. Use Apify schedules for recurring runs, or call the Actor through the Apify API, n8n, Make or Zapier.

More search and SERP tools

• Yandex SERP Scraper — organic results and ads from the other big non-Google engine.
• Google SERP API — organic results, People Also Ask and AI Overview for any query.
• Google News Scraper — articles, publishers and publish times for any topic, including the South Korean edition.
• Google Maps Scraper — business listings with phone, reviews and GPS.

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