– Discover new keywords that the model actively explores – Understand how AI explores topics – Improve your visibility inside AI-generated answers It’s like opening ChatGPT search history. Check out the docs and start reading the web through AI’s eyes:

When ChatGPT gets a prompt, it doesn’t just pull one query. It fans out by running a bunch of related searches. And that’s exactly where your visibility can grow! This update helps you:

Did you know you can actually see what keywords ChatGPT searches before it answers? That’s the kind of data that helps brands stay visible in AI results. Our new Fan-Out Queries in the LLM Scraper endpoint show the real searches AI runs to build its responses. 👇

Google Halloween: when you think the nightmare is over… and then another update crawls out of the dark 👻

[Update] Following the latest Google update, this method is no longer applicable. For details, read here:

Thank you for your understanding and for building with DataForSEO. Our priority is to keep your rank tracking reliable, fast, and as cost-effective as possible.

If you face any disruption or need help migrating, reach out to our support team — they’re happy to help. We are actively working on new solutions in this area and will keep you updated on all developments.

It's allow you reduce unnecessary page fetches and API usage. You can learn more about this feature here:

To help you minimize crawl volume and costs, we’ve recently introduced a new “stop_crawl_on_match” feature. You can specify up to 10 target domains or URLs in this array, and the API will automatically stop crawling once at least one match is found.

– Review your workflows and switch from the Lite SERP API endpoint to the Google Organic SERP API. – Revisit depth parameters to retrieve the volume of results you need.

Note that our Google Organic SERP API remains fully operational. You can still collect data as before through the Google Organic SERP API without any limitations. What do you need to do?

Lite SERP API tasks are no longer available, and any existing Lite tasks that fail due to this change will not be charged. Also, starting October 28, at 12:00 UTC, the Google Organic SERP API will restore its previous cost structure and revert to the standard pagination model.

Google heard “Halloween's coming” and decided to haunt scrapers 🎃 On October 25, Google rolled out an update that made it impossible to collect the full top 100 results in a single crawl via the Google Search Lite SERP API. What changes for you👇

Check our docs to start using Google Search Lite SERP API today to make your rank tracking more cost-efficient:

Lite SERP API is perfect for use cases when you just need reliable, affordable data on organic positions. For instance: - Refreshing rankings for large keyword lists efficiently. - Scaling rank-tracking systems while minimizing API costs.

However, please note that we recommend this approach only for collecting organic results. The stability and comprehensiveness of SERP features cannot be guaranteed in this case. If you’d like to collect all SERP features, please use the Google Organic SERP API.

It supports the following item types: “organic”, “paid”, “local_services”, “commercial_units”, “people_also_search”, “images”, “shopping”, “popular_products”, “local_pack”, and “hotels_pack”.

Lite SERP API focuses on delivering the core elements most teams need for large-scale rank tracking and visibility analysis, without the heavy payload and asynchronous or experimental features in the response.

How does Lite SERP API differ from Organic SERP API? Google Search Lite SERP API is a simplified, high-efficiency version of our Google Organic SERP API. The optimized crawl process cuts down system load and translates directly into lower prices for you.

What’s it for? When you update large keyword lists or scale tracking across projects and markets, three things matter: a predictable budget, stable speed, and clean positions. Lite solves this task.