Alongside SerpApi’s ability to scrape Google there are other search engines that SerpApi is able to be scrape. These API’s are a little further down the page in our documentation:
Baidu, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo! Yandex, Ebay, YouTube, Walmart and The Home Depot are all supported by SerpApi. All of the mentioned API’s are completely inclusive with our plan and you can make calls to these API’s congruently.
I have not done a run-through for SerpApi’s Ebay Search engine result pages or a breakdown of the localization parameters for this search. So this will be a brief walk through of the playground of the Ebay Search Engine Results.
Although not as specific as some of Google’s searches can be, eBay offers localization
with the ebay_domain
.
You can see the supported ebay_domain
's below: This is a great tool to see what we support alongside eBay.
So with our fairly common whitelisted search “coffee” let’s see these results!
https://serpapi.com/playground?engine=ebay&_nkw=Coffee&ebay_domain=ebay.com
And when you change the ebay Domain to Germany on the playground…
https://serpapi.com/playground?engine=ebay&_nkw=Coffee&ebay_domain=ebay.de
The ebay url changes to: https://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_nkw=Coffee
You can see that in the search_metadata.
Which is quite different than the way SerpApi’s Google engine works. You can put it into the params
very easily.
There are some other parameters and filters we can find on the Playground page. For example the Price Low and Price High _udlo
and _udhi
:
And our Pagination and Disable Caching field that is fairly common on our Google Searches. But be aware of the field names, _pgn
and _ipg
for the Page Number and Number of Results.
There is a lot of information to be found on eBay and very dynamic results, with ending auctions and time sensitive information. Happy searching!
You can sign-up for SerpApi here: https://serpapi.com/
You can find the SerpApi user forum here: https://forum.serpapi.com/
You can find the API documentation here: https://serpapi.com/search-api/