Openserp

OpenSERP is a search results API that returns structured JSON from six engines: Google, Bing, Yandex, Baidu, DuckDuckGo and Ecosia. It began in 2023 as a personal scraper and remains an MIT licensed open source project that can be self hosted with a single Docker command. OpenSERP Cloud is the managed version, with hosted keys, a dashboard and billing, using the same data model so code moves between the two without changes. The API covers web and image search, a Megasearch mode that queries several engines and merges deduplicated results, and URL extraction that turns pages into clean text or markdown. Responses include organic ranks and SERP features such as AI summaries, answer boxes, people also ask and related searches. A separate Search Monitor schedules rank checks across Google, Bing and Yandex, tracks competitors and produces AI written reports. SDKs, an MCP server and an n8n integration use the same response format. The product is aimed at developers grounding AI agents and language model answers with live search results, SEO teams tracking rankings, and anyone collecting search data in pipelines. Cloud pricing is usage based with no subscription and no minimum. Each credit costs $0.0078, with a founder bonus of 15 percent extra credit shown on the pricing page, and 1,000 searches come to $7.83. Failed requests and empty pages are not charged, credits do not expire, and new accounts receive 60 free starter credits without a card. Volume pricing is available on request.