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ZenRows

www.zenrows.com / subscription /ES

The one provider here that will not tell you what a Google search costs. ZenRows sells Google scraping through its generic Fetch primitive and publishes only four fixed weights (1 standard, 5 JS rendering, 10 premium proxies, 25 both), without saying which applies to google.com, so no credits-per-search figure is recorded. If a Google search bills as a protected request at 25 credits, the $19 Build B1 plan's 45,000 credits would be 1,800 searches, but that inference is not printed anywhere and is not recorded as a number here. What is clearly good: a genuinely free 5,000-credit monthly tier with no card, one-month rollover on every paid tier, top-up packs instead of hard failure, and failures never billed. There is no pay-as-you-go, and the SLA is Enterprise-only. Left null: every google_* and bing multiplier, per-unit overage, and device targeting.

Cheapest way in
$19.00/mo
Free tier
5,000 calls
Unused credits
expire
Credits per search
n/a

Google web search, by volume

Searches per month Monthly bill Per 1,000 Cheapest route Allowance unused
1k cost not published - - -
10k cost not published - - -
100k cost not published - - -
1M cost not published - - -

Every published plan

Plan Price Included credits Overage each Note
Free $0 per month 5,000 hard cap 5 concurrency, docs and community support, no rollover, no top-ups.
Build B1 $19.00 per month 45,000 hard cap 20 concurrency, email support, 1-month rollover. Top-up pack 11,000 credits for $6.50.
Build B2 $29.00 per month 80,000 hard cap 20 concurrency. Top-up pack 13,000 credits for $6.50.
Build B3 $39.00 per month 120,000 hard cap 20 concurrency. Top-up pack 43,000 credits for $19.50.
Launch L1 $69.00 per month 250,000 hard cap 50 concurrency, chat support. Top-up pack 50,000 credits for $19.50.
Launch L2 $99.00 per month 500,000 hard cap 50 concurrency. Top-up pack 70,000 credits for $19.50.
Launch L3 $129 per month 700,000 hard cap 50 concurrency. Top-up pack 175,000 credits for $45.50.
Growth G1 $199 per month 1,200,000 hard cap 100 concurrency, priority support. Top-up pack 224,000 credits for $52.
Growth G2 $279 per month 2,000,000 hard cap 100 concurrency. Top-up pack 400,000 credits for $78.
Growth G3 $399 per month 3,000,000 hard cap 100 concurrency. Top-up pack 525,000 credits for $97.50.
Scale S1 $549 per month 5,000,000 hard cap 200 concurrency, priority support. Top-up pack 845,000 credits for $130.
Scale S2 $749 per month 8,000,000 hard cap 200 concurrency. Top-up pack 1,240,000 credits for $163.
Scale S3 $999 per month 12,500,000 hard cap 200 concurrency, largest self-serve tier. Top-up pack 1,800,000 credits for $200.
Enterprise on request - not published 'Custom' price for 12.5M+ credits, 400 to 1,000+ concurrency, negotiated rollover, premium dedicated support, and the only tier with a published uptime and success-rate SLA plus SOC 2, ISO 27001 and SSO/SAML.

ZenRows no longer documents a separate SERP endpoint with its own price; Google is scraped through the generic Fetch primitive and the docs publish only feature multipliers: standard request 1 credit, JavaScript rendering 5, Premium Proxies 10, JS rendering + Premium Proxies (protected) 25. The docs add that 'these credit weights are fixed and never change'. No page states which of those tiers a Google search requires, and the Google Search product page carries no credit figure at all, so every google_* field is null rather than an inferred 25. Residential Proxies used standalone meter at 25,000 credits per GB and Browser Sessions at that bandwidth rate plus 5 credits per minute. Only successful requests are charged; 404 and 410 count as successful.

Cost by search type

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

Google web cost not published
Google Maps cost not published
Google News not offered
Google Images not offered
Google Shopping cost not published
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
Published uptime SLA
Provider states it carries the legal risk
google

Where these numbers came from

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