Maximum amount of results per page across SerpApi’s supported Google engines (Part 2)
Following up the blog post here: https://medium.com/serpapi/maximum-amount-of-results-per-page-across-serpapis-supported-google-engines-7dfc5a4d52cc . I have set out to find what are some of the maximum amount of results per page can be scraped on SerpApi’s supported Google Engines. In the past blog we discovered the totals for SerpApi’s supported Api’s for: Organic Results, Images , Local , News, Shopping and Video results. Check out the blog for my results.
Some of these searches in this particular investigation do not have the ability to add the num parameter to increase the amount of results. Regardless of this inability in the search, I think it is important to showcase the maximum results per engine. All of these searches were done in our playground:
It is important to note on the screenshots that are presented here you can see what we are searching and which engine we are using to search within thesesearch_parameters.
Here are the maximum results found in the Google Events API, Google Jobs API, Google Reverse Image API, Google Scholar API and Google Scholar Profile API:
The first search for the Google Events API brought these type of results:
Next, I searched on the Google Jobs API:
When I used the Google Reverse Image API I got 27 results for inline_images and 7 results for image_results. This search was a bit more of an odd one. I used an image of “Elon Musk” for maximum results.
Google Scholar API only returned a maximum of 20 results:
Google Scholar Author API returned a few different results but a maximum of 100 results for articles:
And lastly, Google Scholar Profiles only returned 10 results
So for the grand totals of this search
- Google Events API: 10
event_results - Google Jobs API: 10
jobs_results - Google Reverse Image API: 27
inline_images - Google Scholar API: 20
organic_results - Google Scholar Author API: 100
articles - Google Scholar Profiles: 10
profiles
SerpApi can only scrape the total amount of results served on a specific HTML page. This second part of the maximum results investigation is a good and thorough way of testing the documentation and the specific parameters in a live setting to get the most amount from your searching abilities.
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You can find the API documentation here: https://serpapi.com/search-api/
