Scrape Google search results for any keyword, region or device type. Ranking positions, links, titles, descriptions and metrics - clean rows ready for your rank-tracking sheet or BI tool. No VPNs, no proxies, no code.
Paste your queries, pick where and how they should be searched, and run. Each query hits Google live from the region and device you chose.
Whatever Google shows - the organic results, the snippets, the people-also-ask - comes out as structured rows.
Set queries, regions and devices once. Get a fresh sheet every Monday.
Track local rankings across 50+ countries and languages - without VPNs or proxies.
Export CSV or hit our API. Your dashboards stay in sync without a maintenance bill.
The export is a flat sheet, not nested blocks. Organic listings, paid ads and the
questions Google appends all arrive as ordinary rows, each labelled by
type, so one file covers the whole results page.
Three columns are not always filled. Across 1,988 rows of real output,
query, position and type arrived on every row;
link, title and description on 88%; and
question on 68% - because a question row carries no link, and a plain
listing carries no question.
All seven columns are returned on every plan, including the free tier.
A few examples of how teams use SERP data to hit a real business goal.
Fifty-plus queries across every market you sell in, refreshed on a schedule. Because the whole SERP is captured - not just your own URLs - you see who moved above you and what feature pushed you down.
See which competitors hold the organic listings across a whole keyword theme. One export filtered to the organic rows across your query set gives you a defensible share-of-voice picture instead of an impression.
Pull the question rows for a topic cluster - the question text Google appends, with its title and description. That's a briefing document of what Google thinks the question is, before anyone writes a word.
LIVESCRAPER10 at checkout.Most local-SEO teams run the SERP scraper next to one of these.
When the local pack matters more than the organic ten. Pull every business in a category and city, with the place data behind each map-pack listing.
The news vertical for the same query set - headline, snippet, link and position, filtered to the past hour, day, week, month or year. Coverage alongside rankings.
Short answer: yes, when you only collect the publicly visible results page - and that's all we ever do.
A SERP scrape reads the same page any logged-out visitor sees when they type the query themselves. No account, no paywall, no personal data. As long as the data is publicly available and the process doesn't disrupt the site, there are no federal laws prohibiting it - which is why rank tracking has been a standard SEO practice for two decades.
We follow GDPR principles by default, run no third-party trackers on the data layer, and your exports auto-delete after 30 days.
The questions we hear most. Anything else? Talk to us - humans, not bots, write the answers.
query, link, title, description, question, position and type. Every result is a row rather than a nested block, and type tells you what kind it is - organic listings, the questions Google appends and paid results all arrive the same way. The full list is in the data dictionary above.500 free queries every month. No card, no subscription, no sales call.
Livescraper's Google Search Scraper turns any keyword list into structured SERP data - without code, VPNs, or proxies. Paste your queries, choose the region, language and device you want them searched from, run the job, and download the results as a clean CSV or Excel file.
Each query returns the results Google renders for it as ordinary rows sharing one set of seven columns: the query, the link, the title, the description, any question Google appended, the position it held and a type label. Organic listings, paid results and question rows are distinguished by that type column rather than split into separate blocks.
SEO teams use it for weekly rank tracking across every market they sell in. Competitive and market-research teams look at who holds the organic listings across a whole keyword theme to build a share-of-voice picture. Content teams mine the related questions to brief writers on what Google actually thinks the query means.
Because the whole results page is captured - not just your own URLs - you see who sits above you and which rows are paid rather than organic, which is the part Search Console cannot show you. Set queries, regions and devices once and get a fresh sheet every Monday. See pricing for current rates.
For search, content, and competitive intelligence teams, Livescraper captures public Google results pages across defined regions without code, VPN setup, or proxy ownership. Ranking movement becomes measurable rather than anecdotal. Built for marketers, founders, agencies, in-house SEO teams, local operators and researchers, the platform converts visible search output into structured fields covering result titles, destination links, description text, the position each result held, a type label separating paid from organic, and the questions Google surfaces alongside a query.
Where ranking evidence affects reporting, client deliverables, or campaign claims, the run configuration is fixed before collection begins: the query set, the region, the language and the device. The same configuration repeats on the weekly schedule, so week-over-week comparisons hold.
For teams assessing a Google search scraper against manual spot-checks or a closed rank-tracking suite, Livescraper gives non-technical users a controlled operating model for share-of-voice measurement, competitor tracking, question research and multi-market visibility reporting. No brittle browser routine is required. Scope, region, device and delivery route are defined before collection begins. Evidence quality comes first.