Parameters

Parameter	Default value	Description
`target`	`google_search`	Each Scraping API supports a number of targets. This parameter is always required, along with either `url` or `query`. See targets supported by SERP Scraping APIs for examples.
`url`		Direct URL (link) to a page you want to scrape.
`query`		A query used for the specific target.
`geo`		The geographical location that the result depends on. – City location names – State names – Country names – Coordinates and Radius – Google’s Canonical – Location Name. Read more here.
`locale`	Matched with domain parameter	This will change the search page web interface language (not the results). Example: – en-US – en-GB
`headers`		Adds requests headers to the target request.
`cookies`		Client cookie. Allows opening up pages as if the user is logged in.
`force_cookies`		By default, user-provided cookies are not forwarded to the target. Set this parameter to `true` to override this behaviour.
`domain`	com	com, co.uk, fr, etc.
`device_type`	desktop	Device type and browser. Supported: – desktop – desktop_chrome – desktop_firefox – mobile – mobile_android – mobile_ios
`parse`	false	'true' will return parsed output in JSON format. Leave blank for HTML – not all data sources can be parsed.
`headless`		Enable JavaScript rendering. Supported: – html – png
`session_id`		Session to re-use the same IP for multiple requests for up to 10 minutes
`http_method`		Used to make a POST request instead of GET
`payload`		Base64 encoded POST request body. Used when http_method is POST.
`successful_status_codes`		Define one or more HTTP response codes you consider successful and want to get the content for.