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Google Scholar API call Google Scholar Scraper from your code

Looking for a Google Scholar API? EasyAPI’s Google Scholar Scraper runs on Apify: call it like an API, land structured datasets, and pay per result.

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Call via Apify API
curl -X POST \
  "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/easyapi~google-scholar-scraper/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=$APIFY_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"maxItems":1000,"query":"rocket","scholar_include_citations":true}'

Who calls this API

  • Developers who want Actor API / webhook access instead of maintaining scrapers
  • Data teams that need JSON/CSV exports on a schedule
  • Product and research folks validating a source before building in-house

Why use Google Scholar Scraper as your API

  • Focused on paper titles, authors, citations and links
  • Apify Actor API, schedules and dataset exports out of the box
  • Pay-per-result pricing with a live rate on the Actor page
  • One integration pattern (Apify API) works for every EasyAPI tool
  • From $4.99 / 1k on this landing (as of Oct 2026)
Checklist

What to look for in an API-style option

Prefer an official API when the source offers one that fits. Otherwise look for a maintained scraper with a clear schema, exports and pricing.

  • An official or well-documented API when the source offers one
  • If not: a maintained Apify Actor with clear input/output schema
  • Export formats (JSON/CSV) and webhook/API hooks for automation
  • Transparent usage pricing and run logs
What you get

Google Scholar Scraper at a glance

  • Paper & citation fields

    Titles, authors, venues and Scholar links for literature review workflows.

  • Query-driven research

    Start from keywords and export academic hit lists at Apify scale.

  • Schedules & datasets

    Use Apify schedules, storages and API so runs fit your pipeline — not the other way around.

  • Pay per result

    From $4.99 / 1k on the Actor page — start small, then scale.

Input fields

  • maxItemsintegerrequired

    Maximum number of scholarly results to be extracted.

  • querystringrequired

    The search term to use

  • glstring

    The Google country to use for the query

  • scholar_include_citationsboolean

    Whether to include citations in scholar results.

  • scholar_year_mininteger

    Minimum year for scholar results.

  • scholar_year_maxinteger

    Maximum year for scholar results.

  • scholar_patents_courtsstring

    Filter for patents and courts in scholar results.

  • scisbdstring

    Sort parameter for scholar results.

apify.com/easyapi/google-scholar-scraper
Input
{
  "maxItems": 1000,
  "query": "rocket",
  "scholar_include_citations": true
}
Output · one dataset row
{
  "id": "1",
  "title": "Example row",
  "url": "https://\u2026",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-29"
}
FAQ

Straight answers

Is this an official Google Scholar API?

No — it is EasyAPI’s Apify Actor that scrapes public pages into structured data. If the platform offers an official API, prefer that for production compliance needs.

How do I call it like an API?

Run the Actor via the Apify API or console, then fetch the dataset. You can schedule runs and push results with webhooks.

Where is the tool landing?

See Google Scholar Scraper on easyapi.tools and the live Actor on Apify for schema and pricing.

What does Google Scholar Scraper return?

Powerful Google Scholar scraper collect up to 5000 scholarly results per run with flexible search options, citation filtering. Results land as Apify dataset rows you can export as JSON/CSV — confirm the live schema on the Actor page.

Is Google Scholar Scraper using public data only?

Yes — the Actor targets publicly available pages. You are responsible for lawful use and the source site’s terms.

Related tools

Also see: Google Scholar Scraper alternatives

Start calling Google Scholar Scraper

Run a small test on Apify’s free credits and compare the output with whatever you use today.