Templates / Research
Google results
Scrape Google search results into a table. Each result becomes a row, and “Scrape more” picks up from the next page.
What it isSource
Sources put rows into a table. This one is the starting point of a list, not a column on an existing one.
InputWhat you give it
A search — this one creates the rows rather than reading them.
OutputWhat comes back
- Title, URL and snippet
- Result type and position
| Position | Type | Title | URL | Snippet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ad | The best CRM for startups | attio.com | The best CRM for startups |
| 2 | ad | CRM Tool For Startup — Smart Tools For Startups | pipedrive.com/en/gettingstarted-crm | CRM Tool For Startup — Smart Tools For Startups |
| 5 | organic | What's the best CRM for an early stage, bootstrapped… | reddit.com/r/CRM/comments/1ncf59q/ | We're just 2 people right now who are growing fast averaging 60 leads a month… |
| 6 | organic | Best CRM For Startups: The All-In-One Guide | salesforce.com/eu/crm/startup-crm/ | Starter and Pro Suite are two Salesforce solutions that were specifically designed for startups… |
Real output. "best crm for startups", page one. Ads and organic results are both captured and labelled, so you can keep or drop either.
How it worksThree things you decide
- Type the queryExactly as you would in Google — operators included. site:, inurl: and quoted phrases all work.
- Take the first pageEvery result becomes a row, labelled organic or ad, with its true position.
- Scrape more when you want depthPicks up from the next page rather than starting over, so nothing is fetched twice.
Limits — read this before you run it
Runs in a built-in browser, no tabs. A rotating proxy is recommended — search is where Google notices repetition. Each new result costs 1 action.
FAQQuestions people actually ask
Do search operators work?
Yes — site:, inurl:, quoted phrases and the rest, exactly as you would type them into Google.
How do I get past page one?
Scrape more picks up from the next page rather than starting again, so nothing is fetched twice.
Do I need a proxy?
It is recommended here. Search is where Google notices repetition fastest, so a rotating proxy makes long runs much steadier.
Are ads included?
Yes, labelled. Every row carries its type, so you can keep ads as a buying signal or filter them out.