Google Scholar Scraper
Scrape Google Scholar and collect the following publicly available data points: Articles, case laws, URLs, specific time frames, related searches, cited by, related articles, and more.
- We build & maintain, you get the data
- AI generated schema & sample
- Retrieve results in multiple formats
- Choose from daily, weekly, monthly, or custom scrape rates
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Purchase a dataset
Easy to start. Easier to scale.
Insert URL
Simply paste the URL of the website you want to scrape.
Choose a use case
Select from our predefined use cases or create your own custom schema.
Scrape and view results
Data is extracted in a few seconds. View, download, or save your schema.
Never worry about proxies and CAPTCHAs again
- Automatic IP Rotation
- CAPTCHA Solver
- User Agent Rotation
- Custom Headers
- JavaScript Rendering
- Residential Proxies
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Google Scholar Scraper subscription plans
- AI-Generated schema & sample
- Control over data validation
- Real-time product quantity est.
- Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Custom
Scraping Google Scholar has never been easier.
Data Discovery
Detecting data structures and patterns to ensure efficient, targeted extraction of data.
Bulk Request Handling
Reduce server load and optimize data collection for high-volume scraping tasks.
Data Parsing
Efficiently converts raw HTML into structured data, easing data integration and analysis.
Data validation
Ensure data reliability and save time on manual checks and preprocessing.
Seamless Google Scholar Data Access
Comprehensive, Scalable, and Compliant Google Scholar Data Extraction
Tailored to your workflow
Get structured data in JSON, NDJSON, or CSV files through Webhook or API delivery.
Built-in infrastructure and unblocking
Get maximum control and flexibility without maintaining proxy and unblocking infrastructure. Easily scrape data from any geo-location while avoiding CAPTCHAs and blocks.
Battle-proven infrastructure
Bright Data’s platform powers over 20,000+ companies worldwide, offering peace of mind with 99.99% uptime, access to 72M+ real user IPs covering 195 countries.
Industry leading compliance
Our privacy practices comply with data protection laws, including the EU data protection regulatory framework, GDPR, and CCPA – respecting requests to exercise privacy rights and more.
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Custom Solutions
Google Scholar Scraper use cases
Scrape citations of chosen writers
Scrape lists of pages
Discover related searches
Scrape related articles
Google Scholar Scraper FAQs
What is the custom Google Scholar Scraper?
The Google Scholar scraper is a powerful tool designed to automate data extraction from Google Scholar, allowing users to efficiently gather and process large volumes of data for various use cases.
How does the Google Scholar Scraper work?
The Google Scholar Scraper works by sending automated requests to Google Scholar, extracting the necessary data points, and delivering them in a structured format. This process ensures accurate and quick data collection.
Is the Google Scholar Scraper compliant with data protection regulations?
Yes, the Google Scholar Scraper is designed to comply with data protection regulations, including GDPR and CCPA. It ensures that all data collection activities are performed ethically and legally.
Do you provide support for the Google Scholar Scraper?
Yes, we offer dedicated support for the Google Scholar Scraper. Our support team is available 24/7 to assist you with any questions or issues you may encounter while using the API.
What delivery methods are available?
Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Google PubSub, Microsoft Azure Storage, Snowflake, and SFTP.
What file formats are available?
JSON, NDJSON, JSON lines, CSV, and .gz files (compressed).