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Cost to scrape Bing at 10K, 100K, and 1M

Scraping 100,000 Bing result pages costs from $60.00 a month on DataForSEO SERP API (Standard Queue plan), which charges $0.0006 a page. The dearest published rate costs $725.00 on SerpApi.

Check DataForSEO SERP API's pricing

DataForSEO SERP API checked Oct 12, 2026; each vendor's own page is linked with its rate.

10,000 a month: $6.00DataForSEO SERP API, Standard Queue
100,000 a month: $60.00DataForSEO SERP API, Standard Queue
1,000,000 a month: $350.00ScrapingDog, Premium

How hard to scrape: Moderate, with country restrictions in the way; JavaScript rendering not needed.

Target access and billing context

Access

Moderate No JavaScript rendering required, so the base meter applies.

JavaScript requiredno

Easy means no protection is recorded; moderate, rate limits or fingerprinting without CAPTCHAs; hard, CAPTCHAs and IP checks that usually call for residential proxies; very hard, all of that plus measures such as TLS fingerprinting, a login wall in front of most data or honeypot links.

Protections in the way

Geo-blockingpublished

Terms

Microsoft's Services Agreement bans circumventing access restrictions, naming 'impermissible scraping', and says Bing materials are for noncommercial, personal use only; bing.com/robots.txt disallows /search for all user agents.

The target's own terms

What you scrape moves the bill more than who you buy from. A target that forces JavaScript rendering or a residential exit multiplies the meter before any plan is chosen.

What each API charges for Bing

11 APIs publish a rate for Bing. Each figure is the cheapest of that API's current plans for the volume, from its own page.

Rates for Bing, priced at 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 a month
API	10,000 a month	100,000 a month	1,000,000 a month	Costs	What you get	Choose a location	Source
DataForSEO SERP APIchecked Oct 12, 2026	$6.00Standard Queue	$60.00Standard Queue	$600.00Standard Queue	$0.0006 a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
ScrapingDogchecked Oct 12, 2026	$40.00Lite	$90.00Standard	$350.00Premium	5 credits a page	Parsed fields	Country	source
Decodo Web Scraping APIchecked Oct 12, 2026	$19.00$19 plan	$99.00$99 plan	by quote	$0.001 a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
HasDatachecked Oct 12, 2026	$59.00Startup	$119.00Basic	$830.00Growth 10M	10 credits a page	Parsed fields	Country	source
Bright Data SERP APIchecked Oct 12, 2026	$7.50Pay as you go	$142.50Pay as you go	$1,109.00Scale $999	$0.0015 a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
ScrapingBotchecked Oct 12, 2026	$99.99Startup	$249.99Pro	no published plan covers it	30 credits a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
SearchApi.iochecked Oct 12, 2026	$40.00Developer	$250.00BigData	$1,500.00Octo 1M	1 request a page	Parsed fields	Country	source
ScraperAPI, any Bing URLchecked Oct 12, 2026	$149.00Startup	$299.00Business	by quote	25 credits a page	Page HTML	Country	source
SerpApichecked Oct 12, 2026	$150.00Production	$725.00Searcher	$3,750.00Cloud 1M	1 search a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
Oxylabs Web Scraper APIchecked Oct 12, 2026	no published plan covers it	no published plan covers it	no published plan covers it	1 result a page	HTML or parsed fields	Country	source
Scrappachecked Oct 12, 2026	no published plan covers it	no published plan covers it	no published plan covers it	1 credit a page	HTML or parsed fields	not stated	source

Every way to get Bing data

The APIs in the table above are the ones that publish a Bing rate; no other API documents an endpoint built for Bing.

Bing's own API: Microsoft retired the Bing Search APIs on August 11, 2025, and points customers to Grounding with Bing Search in Azure AI Agents, which does not hand over raw results. Bing's own page, read Oct 11, 2026.

Bing's terms, read Oct 11, 2026: Microsoft's Services Agreement bans circumventing access restrictions, naming 'impermissible scraping', and says Bing materials are for noncommercial, personal use only; bing.com/robots.txt disallows /search for all user agents. The terms

Microsoft’s own API is gone

Microsoft retired the Bing Search APIs on August 11, 2025, and points customers to Grounding with Bing Search in Azure AI Agents (retirement notice, read Oct 11, 2026). That service feeds an AI agent and does not hand over the results: “Developers and end users don’t have access to raw content returned from Grounding with Bing Search” (Microsoft Learn, read Oct 11, 2026). For a list of Bing results, the APIs in the table are what is left.

What volume means for Bing

One call returns one results page for one query, market and language. Rank tracking for 1,000 keywords in two markets, checked daily, is 60,000 calls a month for the first page.

Evidence to check before buying

Microsoft’s Services Agreement says Bing materials are for noncommercial, personal use only, and bing.com/robots.txt disallows /search (Services Agreement and robots.txt, read Oct 11, 2026).
Results vary with the market and language you set, so state both on every call.