The past two weeks at SerpApi brought new features, expanded scraping capabilities, steady improvements to existing APIs, and a range of important bug fixes.
⭐️ Top Updates
DuckDuckGo Search Assist API
The newly released DuckDuckGo Search Assist API exposes the rich assistive answers shown in DuckDuckGo’s Search Assist panel, making it easy to programmatically access concise, source backed explanations for informational queries. It returns a structured search_assist object that can include direct answers, expanded answers, cited sources, related titles, abstracts, domains, and extracted entities and word ngrams. This allows developers to deliver fast, high confidence responses with clear attribution, while still retaining access to the underlying organic context. The API is especially useful for building Q&A experiences, research tools, and AI powered assistants that need reliable, transparent summaries without having to parse complex page layouts. Details

📑 Full List of Updates
Google Search API
Bug fixes
- We have fixed the issue where the API was not extracting
total_resultsin some cases. Details - We have fixed the issue where the API was incorrectly showed pagination links when there were fewer than 10 organic results. Details
Yelp Place API
Features
- We have added a
serpapi_full_menu_linkfield to make it easy to connect the Yelp Place API with the Yelp Place Full Menu API. Details
Improvements
- We now extract both the encoded and human-readable IDs of a single place. Details
Google Local Services API
Bug fixes
- We have fixed the issue where the API would return empty results for some searches. Details
- We have fixed the issue where the API was returning incorrect location when using the
data_cidparameter. Details
eBay Search API
Bug fixes
- We have fixed the issue where the API was incorrectly extracting several fields. Details
Google Jobs API
Bug fixes
- We have fixed the issue where the API was missing to extract
apply_optionsanddescriptionfields in some cases. Details
💬 We’d Love Your Feedback
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