Fare tracking
Watch one-way, round-trip and date-range prices and alert the moment a route drops.
Live flight prices, itineraries and fare insights from Google Flights. 6 ready-made Google Flights scrapers returning clean, structured JSON — no proxies, browsers or parsers to maintain.
Each endpoint returns structured JSON. Click any scraper for its parameters, code samples and response shape.
Returns a list of supported airlines with their IATA codes and names. This is a free endpoint that doesn't require authentication.
Returns a list of major airports with their IATA codes, names, and locations. This is a free endpoint that doesn't require authentication.
Get detailed booking information for a specific flight including price insights, price history, fare options, and baggage information.
Search across a date range to find the cheapest flight dates. Returns price data for each date combination in the range.
Search for one-way flight options between two airports.
Search for round-trip flight options between two airports.
Google runs no official Google Flights API, so the itineraries, fares and price history behind flights.google.com stay locked in a JavaScript front-end that personalizes results per market and rate-limits scrapers fast. Our Google Flights API returns round-trip, one-way and date-range searches — with airlines, layovers, durations and Google's own price insights — as clean, structured JSON, so you can build fare tracking and travel meta-search without reverse-engineering a single request.
Fare-alert apps, travel meta-search, OTAs and revenue teams that need live Google Flights data.
Watch one-way, round-trip and date-range prices and alert the moment a route drops.
Power a flight-comparison site with structured itineraries from Google Flights.
Feed Google's price insights and historical fares into buy-or-wait models.
Map which carriers fly a route, at what price, from which airports.
Benchmark fares for policy and expense tooling without a GDS contract.
Why teams reach for the Google Flights scraper instead of an official API.
Google has never published a Flights API. The only sanctioned route is Google's Travel partner programs, which are contract-based and aimed at airlines and large OTAs — not something you can sign up for and query. Everyone else reverse-engineers the front-end.
Sign up with email and grab your API key from the dashboard — instantly, no sales call.
Choose from 179 endpoints. Each one lists its parameters and a live example you can copy.
POST the scraper slug and your parameters to a single endpoint, authorized with your key.
Parse the typed response. Scale up freely — you only pay for successful requests.
One flat rate across all 179 scrapers, drawn from your prepaid balance as you go. No tiers to decode, no overage traps — top up and start pulling data.
Every scraper runs on proxies and browsers we own and operate. There's no reseller markup and no separate proxy bill — the request price is the whole price, and it already includes the anti-bot work.
Flat pricing at $0.60 per 1,000 requests, billed from your balance as you go. Failed requests aren't charged, nothing expires, and there's no monthly minimum or seat licensing to reason about.
Each endpoint returns a stable, documented shape — parsed, typed and consistent — so you build against a schema instead of babysitting brittle CSS selectors that break on every redesign.
179 scrapers share a single endpoint, a single auth key and a single balance. Learn it once and every source — from Google to TikTok to Booking.com — works the same way.
No. Google does not offer a public Google Flights API, which is why teams scrape the results directly. Our endpoint returns the same itineraries, fares and price insights as structured JSON from a single request.
Create an account, grab your API key and pull structured data in minutes. Flat pricing, no proxies, no infrastructure to run.

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