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} open source · MIT license
OpenSERP — the free, self-hosted SERP API for Google, Bing, Yandex & more.
OpenSERP gives developers a totally free open-source SERP API they can run on their own infrastructure. Collect structured Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo and Ecosia results, then move the same search-data workflow to OpenSERP Cloud when you want a managed API.
GoogleBingYandexBaiduDuckDuckGoEcosia
- GitHub stars6 search enginesMIT licenseGo powered
One request — structured results across every engine
The same clean JSON envelope works for Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, and the megasearch aggregator. Pipe it into your app, pipeline, or LLM prompt.
The free, open-source SERP API for every major engine
OpenSERP handles browser automation, multi-engine parsing, and retry logic so you don't have to. MIT-licensed, production-ready, and a true open-source alternative to paid SERP API providers.
REST API server
Start a local REST server with one Docker command. Query any engine from your app, script, or pipeline in seconds.
Structured output
Consistent JSON with titles, URLs, snippets, ranks, and SERP features such as AI summaries, answer boxes, people-also-ask, and related searches.
Completely free
MIT-licensed with no API keys, no rate limits, and no vendor lock-in. Deploy on any infrastructure you already run.
From solo developers to data-heavy teams
OpenSERP fits any workflow that needs reliable, programmatic search access. From quick prototypes to production-grade data pipelines.
Developers & product teams
Integrate live SERP data into apps, dashboards, or AI agents with a clean REST API and minimal setup.
SEO teams & agencies
Track rankings, monitor competitors, and inspect SERP features such as AI summaries, answer boxes, people-also-ask, and related searches.
Research & AI pipelines
Ground LLM responses and retrieval workflows on live, multi-engine search results.
Skip the ops. Use OpenSERP Cloud.
Managed endpoint, no infra to run — join the waitlist for early access and founding-tier pricing.
Everything you need to get running
Use the docs for implementation detail, or browse feature pages for product-level workflows.
Getting started
Install via Docker or Go binary, run the server, and make your first search query.
REST API reference
Endpoint structure, query parameters, response schema, organic results, and SERP feature fields.
Configuration
Browser settings, proxy support, rate limits, and engine-specific options.
Feature overview
Megasearch, rank tracking, URL extraction, AI grounding, SERP feature blocks, and image search.
About OpenSERP
Official project identity, open-source path, Cloud upgrade path, and trusted links.
OpenSERP — common questions
Short answers to what developers ask before adopting a SERP API. See the docs for the long version.
Is OpenSERP really free?
Yes. OpenSERP is MIT-licensed open-source software. Self-host it with one Docker command and you pay nothing — no API keys, no per-query fees, no rate limits beyond what your own machine allows. OpenSERP Cloud is the optional managed version with pay-as-you-go pricing.
Is OpenSERP a free alternative to SerpApi, Serper, or Scale SERP?
OpenSERP is the open-source alternative to paid SERP API providers. You get structured results for Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia from one REST endpoint — without subscription fees or vendor lock-in. Use the OSS version free, or use OpenSERP Cloud when you'd rather not run the infrastructure.
Which search engines does the SERP API support?
Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia — web and image search across all of them. Cloud also exposes multi-engine megasearch endpoints that query several engines in one call.
How do I self-host OpenSERP?
Use the Docker image or Go binary to start a local REST server. Full installation commands and configuration details live in the docs.
Do I need an API key to use OpenSERP?
No key is needed for the open-source self-hosted version. OpenSERP Cloud uses bearer-token API keys (osk_live_…) so we can meter usage and bill credits per successful response.
What output format does OpenSERP return?
Consistent JSON across every engine: titles, URLs, snippets, rank, and best-effort SERP features such as AI summaries, answer boxes, people-also-ask, and related searches. Same shape whether you self-host OSS or call OpenSERP Cloud.
Start with OSS. Scale with Cloud.
OpenSERP OSS is free and production-ready today. When you'd rather not run the infrastructure — Cloud is the managed path.
Available now
OpenSERP OSS
Free · MIT License
- Full source code on GitHub
- Self-hosted on your infrastructure
- No rate limits or API keys
- Go binary & Docker image
- 6 search engines out of the box
Early access
OpenSERP Cloud
Managed · Waitlist open
- Managed API endpoint — no infra to run
- Scheduled collection & recurring jobs
- Export-ready formats for dashboards & reports
- Founding-tier pricing for early users
- Official hosted path built on OpenSERP OSS
Get priority access, shape what ships first, and skip the queue when beta launches.