Bing Search Scraper - SERP Results & Real URLs

Scrape Bing search results at scale and get back the real destination URL for every result — already decoded, ready to crawl. No login, no API key.

Built for SEO rank tracking, competitor research, link prospecting, crawl seed lists and feeding live search results to an AI agent.

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The thing that makes this different: real URLs

Every link on a Bing SERP is a bing.com/ck/a?… redirect. Following one costs an extra HTTP request per result, and the links expire.

Bing hides the true destination inside that redirect as base64. This actor decodes it locally, so every row already carries the final URL — no extra requests, no expiry. Measured: 32 of 32 results returned a real, non-Bing URL.

What you get

Field	What it is
title	Result title
url	Real destination URL, decoded
displayUrl	The URL as Bing shows it
domain	Hostname, ready to group by
description	Result snippet
rank, rankOnPage, page	Position overall and within the page
redirectUrl	Bing's original redirect, if you want it
queryMatched	Whether the result actually mentions your query
query, market	What was searched, and in which market

Every row carries every field, so your CSV never has ragged columns.

Features

• Market targeting — en-US, en-GB, de-DE, fr-FR…
• Domain exclusion — drop pinterest.com and friends from your results
• Pagination — about 10 results per page

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Example input

{
  "queries": ["crm software", "site:github.com web scraper"],
  "market": "en-GB",
  "excludeDomains": ["pinterest.com"],
  "maxPagesPerQuery": 3,
  "maxResults": 100,
  "proxyConfiguration": { "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"] }
}

Example output

{
  "type": "result",
  "query": "crm software",
  "page": 1,
  "rank": 1,
  "title": "10 Best CRM Software Of 2026 – Forbes Advisor",
  "url": "https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/best-crm-software/",
  "displayUrl": "https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/best-crm-software",
  "domain": "forbes.com",
  "description": "Compare top CRM options to find the best fit for your needs and budget…",
  "queryMatched": true
}

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Pricing

$0.002 per result. You are charged only for rows actually delivered to your dataset.

You are not billed for junk results

A search engine never returns an empty page. Give it a term it cannot match and it serves unrelated filler. By default (requireQueryMatch) this actor recognises that: if a query's first page contains no result mentioning your term, nothing is stored and nothing is billed, and the run tells you so. Turn it off to keep whatever Bing returns.

Honest limits

• This is Bing's web index, not Google's. Rankings differ — that's the point if you're tracking Bing specifically or want a second opinion, but don't expect Google's result set.
• Advanced operators do not work. site:, intitle:, filetype: and friends make Bing return a JavaScript-only page with no result markup at all (verified). A run using them returns 0 rows, costs $0, and says so plainly rather than pretending the proxy failed. Use plain keywords.
• About 10 results per page. Deep pagination on Bing recycles results, so the actor stops a query after two consecutive pages that add nothing new rather than billing you for repeats.
• Bing sometimes serves a "rich" layout carrying only 2-6 organic results instead of 10 (about a third of requests). The actor detects that and retries on a fresh session, so you get the full page rather than a fifth of it.
• Use the residential proxy (the default). Bing throttles per IP under volume.

Tips

• Chart rank for your own domain over scheduled runs to track Bing ranking movement.
• site:yourcompetitor.com plus a high maxPagesPerQuery maps a competitor's indexed pages.
• Group by domain to see who dominates a keyword.

Related actors

• Baidu Search Scraper — the same job for China, also with real destination URLs
• Naver Scraper — Korea: places, blogs, news and cafe