Search & News Scrapers — 3

3 search & news scrapers on Apify from NanoScrape. Mostly HTTP-only Go, browser-tier where required — structured JSON for search results and news, pay-per-result.

NanoScrape publishes 3 search & news scrapers on the Apify marketplace, each returning structured JSON for search results and news. Most actors are lightweight HTTP-only Go programs; sources with JS-only content or strict anti-bot walls run on a browser-tier variant instead, and we migrate them to HTTP-only Go as soon as we crack the protection. Either way: pay per result, no monthly fee.

Flagship actors in this category: Google Search. Everything runs on Apify's cloud with datacenter proxy rotation by default; residential proxy is used on actors that need it. HTTP actors have sub-1s cold start and 128 MB memory footprint; browser-tier actors are heavier but priced accordingly.

Use the cards below to open any actor's detail page — every page has a real input example, a real output example (from a live smoke run), the full field catalog, and a cost math table. Ready to integrate: n8n, Make, Zapier, Python/Node.js SDKs, and the Apify MCP endpoint for AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, LangChain).

Google News Scraper  Google Search Scraper: $1.50/1k SERP pages  Eventbrite Scraper - Events & Conferences 

Frequently asked

How many search & news scrapers does NanoScrape publish?

3 actors as of the latest daily sync. New actors are added continuously and old ones deprecated in place; the full list on this page is regenerated from the live Apify inventory every night.

How much do the search & news scrapers cost?

Every actor is priced pay-per-result on Apify — most range from $0.001 to $0.02 per result depending on whether detail-page enrichment is included. Apify's $5/month free tier covers roughly the first 100k SERP results across NanoScrape actors.

Do I need an API key from the source site to use these search & news scrapers?

No. Every NanoScrape actor reads public web pages over HTTP with datacenter proxies. No API key, no OAuth, no rate-limit management on your side. You only need an Apify token to trigger the actor and receive the dataset.