📰 Google News Scraper — Articles, Publishers & Real Links

Scrape Google News for any keyword, company, topic or website and get a clean table of articles: title, publisher, publish date, related coverage and the real article URL — the publisher's link, not Google's redirect. Search in 15 countries and languages, filter by last hour, day, week, month or year, and use Google News search operators.

$1 per 1,000 articles. No API key, no login.

• ✅ Real publisher URLs (https://elpais.com/…), resolved automatically
• ✅ Any search: keywords, "exact phrases", site:reuters.com, intitle:, -exclude, OR — or paste a Google News topic / search link
• ✅ 15 editions: US, UK, India, Canada, Australia, Spain, Mexico, Argentina, France, Germany, Italy, Brazil, Portugal, Netherlands, Japan
• ✅ Time filter: last hour, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, year
• ✅ Related coverage: other outlets covering the same story (relatedArticles)
• ✅ No duplicates across searches and editions
• ✅ Up to 100 articles per search and edition, in seconds

Who uses it

• PR & communications — daily press clippings for a brand, CEO or competitor.
• Investors & analysts — news flow for tickers, companies and sectors.
• Marketers & SEO — trending stories in a niche, publishers that cover it.
• AI builders — fresh news for RAG, summaries and newsletters (pair it with our Article Text Extractor to get the full text).
• Researchers & journalists — media monitoring across countries and languages.

How to use it

1. Search terms: one per line, e.g. apify, "electric cars" site:reuters.com, intitle:openai -sam.
2. Countries / languages: one or more editions.
3. Published in the last…: any time, hour, 24 h, 7 days, 30 days or year.
4. Run, then export to CSV, Excel, JSON or HTML, or schedule it daily for alerts.

Output example

{
  "query": "apify",
  "edition": "US:en",
  "title": "In the Agentic Economy, Trust Is the Product",
  "publisher": "Time Magazine",
  "publisherUrl": "https://time.com",
  "url": "https://time.com/branded-content/apg/in-the-agentic-economy-trust-is-the-product/",
  "googleNewsUrl": "https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi…",
  "publishedAt": "2026-10-15T13:28:55+00:00",
  "relatedArticles": [],
  "articleId": "CBMi…"
}

Analyze the results with AI

Need a digest? Bulk ChatGPT & Claude for Datasets can summarize each article, classify it by topic or tone, or extract companies, people and places into columns.

Run it as an integration: in this Actor's Integrations tab add Bulk ChatGPT & Claude and set its datasets to {{resource.defaultDatasetId}}, so every run is analyzed automatically. No API key needed.

Pricing

$0.001 per article ($1 per 1,000).

You run	You pay
1 search, 100 articles	$0.10
10 brand searches every day for a month (≈ 6,000 new articles)	≈ $6

Duplicates are removed before charging. Higher Apify plans get an automatic discount. Set a maximum cost per run to stay in control.

Daily news alerts

Save a task with your searches and Published in the last… = 24 hours, add a schedule (e.g. every morning) and an integration (email, Slack, Google Sheets, webhook). To keep only articles you haven't seen, connect our Merge, Deduplicate & Transform Actor with Only new rows on articleId.

Use it from code

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("tidydata/google-news-scraper").call(run_input={
    "queries": ["\"electric cars\"", "site:reuters.com tesla"],
    "editions": ["US:en", "GB:en"],
    "timeRange": "7d",
})
for a in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items():
    print(a["publishedAt"], a["publisher"], a["title"], a["url"])

FAQ

Why do I get fewer than 100 articles? Google News returns at most 100 per search and edition, and fewer for niche terms or short time windows.

Does it return the full article text? No — title, publisher, date and link. For the full text use our Article Text Extractor on the url column.

Can a real URL be missing? Rarely, if Google doesn't resolve a link; then url is empty and googleNewsUrl still opens the article.

Is it legal? The Actor reads Google News' public RSS feeds. Articles belong to their publishers: link to them and respect copyright when you reuse content.

Something doesn't work? Open an issue in the Issues tab — we answer fast.