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HasData is a credit-metered scraping platform where a Google SERP call burns 10 credits and a plain web-scrape burns 1, so the SERP rate is ten times the headline credit price. Cheapest paid entry is $49/month for 200,000 credits, which is only about 20,000 Google SERP calls at $2.46/1K; the rate does not get competitive until the $99 Basic plan at $0.99/1K. A Google SERP Light API at half the credits is the lever if you do not need the full parsed page. Credit rollover, an annual discount and Bing coverage are not published.

Cheapest way in
$49.00/mo
Free tier
1,000 calls
Unused credits
expire
Credits per search
10 credit

Google web search, by volume

Searches per month Monthly bill Per 1,000 Cheapest route Allowance unused
1k $49.00 $49.00 Startup 190,000 units
10k $49.00 $4.90 Startup 100,000 units
100k $99.00 $0.990 Basic -
1M $698 $0.698 Growth -

Every published plan

Plan Price Included credits Overage each Note
Free $0 per month 1,000 hard cap No credit card required. No overage rate is published for the free plan.
Startup $49.00 per month 200,000 $0.0003 Overage published as $0.25 per 1,000 credits. Google SERP API costs $2.46/1K requests on this plan.
Basic $99.00 per month 1,000,000 $0.0001 Overage published as $0.10 per 1,000 credits. Google SERP API costs $0.99/1K requests on this plan.
Growth $208 per month 3,000,000 $0.0001 Overage published as $0.07 per 1,000 credits. Google SERP API costs $0.69/1K requests on this plan.
Enterprise on request - not published Custom credits and custom rate, quoted by sales. No list price.

HasData bills credits, and the pricing page publishes a per-1,000-request dollar rate per API per plan rather than a credit multiplier. The multipliers here are the ratio of each API's published rate to the plan's own credit price, which is identical on all three paid plans: Google SERP API $0.99/1K vs a Basic credit price of $99/1,000,000 credits gives 10 credits per SERP call; Google Maps Search, Google Maps Reviews and Google Images at $0.50/1K give 5; Google News and Google Shopping Results at $0.99/1K give 10; the plain Web Scraping API at $0.10/1K is 1 credit. A cheaper Google SERP Light API costs 5 credits ($0.50/1K on Basic). Bing is not listed on the pricing page.

Cost by search type

Per 1,000, at 10,000 searches a month.

Google web $4.90
Google Maps $4.90
Google News $4.90
Google Images $4.90
Google Shopping $4.90
Bing not offered

What it can do

Only what the provider's own pages state.

Country and city targeting
Device targeting not published
Language parameter
Raw HTML output
Async or batch endpoint not published
Published uptime SLA not published
Provider states it carries the legal risk not published
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Where these numbers came from

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