Google Dataset Info SERP API retrieves detailed information about a specific dataset listed in Google Dataset search. Using a dataset ID, it returns structured information from the dataset’s details panel, including content descriptions, authors, licensing information, and other available metadata. You can choose between Standard queue, Priority queue, or Live mode depending on your requirements for speed and cost.
Pricing by mode
| Endpoint | Mode | Turnaround time * | Billing unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Google Dataset Info
/serp/google/dataset_info/*
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Standard queuePOST + GET | ~5 minutes on averageTarget: 45 minutes | Per task1 result | $0.0006$0.60 per 1K, $600 per 1M |
| Priority queuePOST + GET | Up to 1 minute on average | Per task1 result | $0.0012$1.20 per 1K, $1,200 per 1M | |
| Live modeSingle POST request | Up to 6 seconds on average | Per task1 result | $0.002$2.00 per 1K, $2,000 per 1M |
Turnaround times are averages and can vary slightly with load and task complexity. Standard queue tasks have a target turnaround time of 45 minutes; extended processing may occur.
FAQ
Questions about Google Dataset Info SERP API
How much does Google Dataset Info SERP API cost?
The price depends on the execution mode. One dataset information request costs $0.0006 in the Standard queue, $0.0012 in the Priority queue, and $0.002 in Live mode. That equals $0.60, $1.20, and $2.00 per 1,000 requests respectively.
What is the billing unit for Google Dataset Info SERP API?
You are billed per request, where each request retrieves detailed information for one specified dataset ID. Unlike Dataset Search, which charges per SERP containing up to 20 results, Dataset Info does not use a search-result count as its billing unit.
How is the total cost of a task calculated?
Multiply the number of dataset information requests by the price of your selected mode. For example, retrieving information for 100 datasets in Standard queue costs: 100 × $0.0006 = $0.06. Retrieving the same 100 datasets using Live mode costs: 100 × $0.002 = $0.20.
Do I need to use Google Dataset Search API before Google Dataset Info API?
Not necessarily. If you already know the dataset ID, you can request its detailed information directly. Otherwise, Google Dataset Search API can help you discover relevant datasets and obtain the identifiers needed for subsequent Dataset Info requests. Calls to the two APIs are charged separately.
Which mode should I choose — Standard, Priority, or Live?
Standard queue is the most cost-efficient option for bulk dataset enrichment and scheduled metadata collection. Priority queue suits workflows that need relatively quick metadata retrieval. Live mode works best for interactive applications where users select a dataset and expect its details almost immediately.