It's really poor wording. Bright Data does indeed consider 100 results in a single request to be a single billed "result" event, billed at $1.5/1000 requests.

It's really poor wording. Bright Data does indeed consider 100 results in a single request to be a single billed "result" event, billed at $1.5/1000 requests. I always set 100 results per request from Bright Data, and I can see my bill indeed says `SERP Requests: x reqs @ 1.5 $/CPM` (where `x` is the number of requests I've made, not x * 100). https://docs.brightdata.com/scraping-automation/serp-api/faqs#i-saw-that-google-is-making-some-changes-to-serp-results-are-you-going-to-continue-to-support-the-serp-num-parameter:so-will-there-be-any-change-to-pricing-due-to-this-new-feature https://docs.brightdata.com/scraping-automation/serp-api/faq... For serper.dev, they consider 10 results to be 1 "credit", and 20 to 100 results to be 2 "credits". They bill at $50/50,000 credits, so it becomes $1/1000 requests if you are okay with just 10 results per request, or $2/1000 requests if you want 100 results per request. (Both providers here scale pricing with larger volumes, just trying to compare the easiest price point for those getting started.)