SERP API

Free SERP Validation That Upgrades Into Your Proxy Plan

Start with a small free trial for rank checks and SERP evidence, then rerun the same workflows on top of your own BytesFlows residential traffic when you need higher quota, route isolation, and billable usage.

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Built for teams moving from free validation into traffic-backed workflows

3 paid tools

User-level route isolation

Paid requests bypass shared cache

Traffic charged to selected account

Choose the right SERP workflow

Free pages let you validate a real result first. Switching to your own proxy account keeps the same workflow but turns it into a user-scoped request that consumes your residential traffic.

Rank Check

Run localized rank checks, validate target position, and upgrade the same query into an account-scoped workflow.

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SERP Snapshot

Capture timestamped SERP evidence with geo, device, organic counts, and AI overview visibility.

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Proxy Test

Verify Google, Cloudflare, sticky sessions, and IP scenarios before you automate collection jobs.

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Keyword Research

Keep keyword expansion as a supporting workflow once you are ready to run it through your own proxy account.

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How the proxy-native path works

Run a small free check from the public tool page to validate a live localized result.

When you need more quota, choose one of your BytesFlows proxy accounts in the dashboard or API request.

The BFF builds a user-scoped residential proxy URL, ip-detector binds an isolated route key, and the resulting traffic is billed to the selected account.

Common Questions

How is this different from the free tools?

The free tools are best for lightweight validation and proof of output. The paid flow runs through your own proxy account, uses user-scoped route isolation, and is meant for repeated operational use.

Does traffic come from my selected proxy account?

Yes. The BFF generates the request proxy URL from the selected account, and the resulting residential traffic is consumed from that account.

Can I keep using single SearXNG?

Yes. The current architecture keeps one SearXNG instance and isolates users at the serp-proxy route layer.