SERP proxies
SERP proxies for SEO tool builders, data teams and AI companies that collect search results at scale: residential IPs in any country or city, for Google, Bing and other engines.
- Country and city targeting
- Residential and mobile IPs
- No KYC
Proxies for SERP data
Lowest rate for each. Every tier is on the pricing page.
Why collecting search results got harder
Search engines changed how their results pages work, and a SERP pipeline built a few years ago now needs far more requests.
Google needs a real browser
In 2025 Google began requiring JavaScript for search results. Plain HTTP requests get a notice instead of results, so most pipelines now use headless browsers.
Ten results per request
Google also stopped honouring the setting that returned 100 results on one page. A top-100 check now takes ten requests, and ten times the IPs and bandwidth.
Every engine, every market
Results change with the IP’s location, the gl and hl settings and the browser language. Bing, Yandex, Baidu and Naver each have their own markets.
Which proxy for which SERP job
Most SERP collection runs on rotating residential IPs. Move up only where the job needs it.
| SERP job | Proxy type | Why | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk SERP collection for a data feed or API | Budget Residential | A new residential IP per request at our lowest per-GB rate. | $0.49/GB |
| Local results by US ZIP code or around a point | Eternal Residential Lite | ZIP code and radius targeting, with sticky sessions up to 24 hours. | $0.59/GB |
| Queries that trigger CAPTCHAs on ordinary IPs | Premium Residential | Our highest-trust residential pool, with city targeting. | $5.16/GB |
| Mobile results pages | Mobile | Real 4G/5G carrier IPs show what people on phones see. | $2.80/GB |
Collect a results page with a headless browser
Open the search in a headless browser through an IP in the target market, with gl, hl and the browser language set to match. Page through the results ten at a time on one IP, and block images to save bandwidth. The Playwright guide covers the setup.
- Real browser Google search needs JavaScript
- Match the market IP, gl, hl and browser language
- Ten at a time Page with start=0, 10, 20
- Block images Far fewer GB per page
Playwright (Python): the first 30 results from Germany (Eternal Residential format)
from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright
with sync_playwright() as p:
browser = p.chromium.launch(proxy={
"server": "http://et.vantixproxy.com:1000",
"username": "USERNAME",
"password": "PASSWORD_country-DE_session-serp1_lifetime-10",
})
page = browser.new_page(locale="de-DE")
page.route("**/*", lambda r: r.abort() if r.request.resource_type in {"image", "font", "media"} else r.continue_())
for start in (0, 10, 20):
page.goto(f"https://www.google.com/search?q=laufschuhe&hl=de&gl=de&start={start}")
page.wait_for_timeout(1500)
print(start, len(page.content()))
browser.close()
SERP proxy questions
Which proxy is best for SERP collection?
Budget Residential for bulk collection. Eternal Residential Lite for local results by ZIP code or around a point. Premium Residential for queries that meet CAPTCHAs on ordinary IPs.
How is this different from SEO proxies?
The SEO proxies page is about checking rankings for your own sites. This page is about collecting search results at scale, for SEO tools, data feeds and AI datasets. For map results, see Google Maps proxies.
Do I need a headless browser for Google?
For Google, yes: since 2025 its results pages need JavaScript. Bing and several other engines still return results to plain HTTP requests.
How do I avoid CAPTCHAs?
Spread queries over many residential IPs, match the IP, language and gl setting to the market, and keep a steady pace. When a CAPTCHA appears, retry that query later with a new IP.
How much bandwidth does a results page use?
A Google results page loaded in a browser is heavy, mostly because of images and scripts. Block images, fonts and video, and the proxy cost calculator will show a much smaller monthly total.
Is collecting search results through proxies allowed?
Collecting public search results is a normal use of our proxies. Every customer agrees to our Acceptable Use Policy, so VantixProxy is not responsible for its users’ actions. Each search engine’s own rules remain your responsibility.
Related guides
More ways to work with search and web data.
Collect search results in any market
Budget Residential from $0.49/GB, or ZIP targeting on Eternal Residential Lite from $0.59/GB. No KYC, crypto or card.