Shifter Documentation
  • Getting Started
  • PROXIES
    • Rotating Residential Proxies
    • Static Residential Proxies
  • SCRAPING API
    • Web Scraping API
      • API Request
      • Basic Request
      • Rendering JavaScript
      • Custom Headers
      • Custom Cookies
      • Proxies
      • Geolocation
      • Sessions
      • Forcing Timeouts
      • Binary Files
      • Waiting for CSS
      • Screenshot
      • Extraction Rules
      • JSON Auto Parser
      • Javascript Instructions
      • Disable Stealth
      • POST Requests
      • PUT Requests
      • Conclusion
      • API Errors
  • Google SERP API
    • Search APIs
      • Google Search API
      • Google Product API
      • Google Scholar Cite API
      • Google Scholar Author API
      • Google Scholar Profiles API
      • Google Scholar API
      • Google Autocomplete API
      • Google Maps Photos API
      • Google Maps Reviews API
      • Google Reverse Image API
      • Google Events API
      • Google Finance API
      • Google Play API
      • Google Jobs API
      • Google Local Services API
      • Google Jobs Listing API
      • Google Maps API
      • Google Trends API
        • Google Trends Categories List
        • Geo Parameter Options List
    • API Response
  • Bing SERP API
    • Search API
    • API Parameters
    • Basic API Requests
  • Yandex SERP API
    • Search API
    • Basic API Requests
    • API Parameters
  • Amazon API
    • Getting Started
      • API Parameters
      • Access the API
      • Supported Domains
    • Amazon Search
    • Amazon Seller Products
    • Amazon Seller Profile
    • Amazon Seller Feedback
    • Amazon Product
    • Amazon Category
    • Amazon Bestsellers
    • Amazon Deals
  • Useful Links
    • Github
    • Shifter Homepage
    • Knowledge Base
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Yandex SERP API

Basic API Requests

Effortlessly Access Yandex Data via Our SERP API

Navigating the vast domain of search engine data requires tools that are efficient, reliable, and user-friendly. Our SERP API, designed to scrape Yandex, is a testament to that.

Setting Up Your Yandex API Endpoint

Base Endpoint: To begin, you'll utilize the primary SERP API endpoint. Every request targeting Yandex should be routed here:

https://serp.shifter.io/v1

Yandex Specific Endpoint: For exclusively fetching Yandex data, append the necessary parameters to the base URL:

https://serp.shifter.io/v1?api_key=<YOUR_API_KEY>&engine=yandex

The API Key

  • What is it?: The api_key is your unique identifier, granting you access to the treasure trove of data within our API.

  • How to Use: Every request made to our SERP API should include this key. It's the golden ticket, ensuring your requests are recognized and processed.

  • Getting Your Key: If you're not already equipped with an API key, it's a straightforward process. Simply register with us and navigate to the SERP API section in the Dashboard to get your key.

  • Usage in Examples: Throughout this documentation, we'll use the placeholder <YOUR_API_KEY> to denote where you should insert your actual API key.

  • Safety First: Your API key is sensitive. It's your access pass, and as with all keys, it's best kept safe. Please ensure it's not exposed in public domains, such as public repositories on GitHub.

Armed with this knowledge, you're now ready to delve deep into the world of Yandex data, harnessing the prowess of our SERP API. Whether you're an SEO maven, a data analyst, or just a curious soul, we're here to make your data extraction journey smooth and rewarding.

PreviousSearch APINextAPI Parameters

Last updated 1 year ago

Was this helpful?