OpenSERP Cloud is the official managed path for OpenSERP — the open-source SERP API for Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, and DuckDuckGo. Send a query, get structured results. No browser fleet, no proxy rotation, no maintenance.
Pay $0.02 per successful response — 10 results in one call. Errors and empty pages are free. No subscription, no per-request fees.
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Why OpenSERP Cloud
All the data. None of the operations.
OpenSERP already handles browser automation, multi-engine parsing, and retries. Cloud takes it further — we run the entire infrastructure so you don't have to. Ship faster, skip the ops.
Managed API endpoint
Call a single REST endpoint and get structured results back. No browsers to deploy, no proxies to manage, no retries to handle.
Built on OpenSERP OSS
Cloud is the official hosted path for the same open-source engine you can already run yourself. Same coverage and quality, zero operations overhead.
Scheduled collection
Set up recurring jobs to collect, monitor, and export search data on a schedule - without writing your own orchestration layer.
Who it's for
Built for teams who need reliable search data
Whether you're building a product, running SEO campaigns, or powering AI pipelines — OpenSERP Cloud plugs into your workflow from day one.
Developers & product teams
Integrate live SERP data into apps, dashboards, or AI agents with a clean REST API. No scraper deployment, no maintenance burden.
SEO teams & agencies
Track keyword rankings, monitor competitor listings, and schedule recurring research without provisioning your own scraping infrastructure.
AI & research pipelines
Ground LLM responses and retrieval workflows on fresh, multi-engine search results. Automate collection for downstream analysis and reporting.
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Self-host today. Cloud when you're ready.
OSS is production-ready right now and free forever. Cloud is the managed path for when you'd rather not operate the infrastructure yourself.
We're actively onboarding early users now. Join the waitlist to lock in your spot — you'll get priority access when beta opens and founding-tier pricing before it's public.
What does early access mean for me?
You get in before the public launch, influence what ships first, and lock in founding-tier pricing. Early users shape which workflows, export formats, and scheduling features we build next.
How is Cloud different from the OSS version?
Same OpenSERP engine — fully managed by us. You call an API and get results back. No browsers to deploy, no proxies to rotate, no infrastructure to keep alive. Just results.
What will pricing look like?
Pricing is being shaped by early user feedback right now. Join the waitlist and you'll be consulted before anything is finalized — early users get founding-tier rates.
Can I use OpenSERP right now?
Yes — the OSS version is production-ready and free under MIT. Run it with Docker or Go on any infra. When you'd rather skip the ops, Cloud is the managed path.
Which search engines are supported?
Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia — all from a single endpoint. The same engines as OpenSERP OSS, without the infrastructure.