Contact Records, Not SERP Data
The Best SerpApi Alternative for B2B Lead Generation in 2026
The difference is what comes back: a parsed results page, or a list of businesses you can actually email.
Quick Answer:
SerpApi and Evascrape solve different halves of the same problem. SerpApi turns a search results page into structured data, which is the right tool for rank tracking and search research. Evascrape turns a search term and a place into business contact records, including the email published on each business website, priced per record with automatic refunds for what is not delivered.
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Why Teams Switch from SerpApi to Evascrape
This is less a switch than a choice of tool. If you are tracking rankings or studying what a search page contains, a SERP API is correct and Evascrape is not a substitute. If your goal is a list of businesses to contact, a parsed results page is the first step of a longer job you would have to build yourself.
A parsed Maps result gives you what the panel shows: name, rating, sometimes a phone and a website. To contact those businesses you still need to visit each website and find a published email. That second job is the part Evascrape does for you.
Getting a few hundred places from a SERP API means planning pages, deduplicating across them, and handling the point where results stop. Evascrape takes a total, works out the coverage itself, and tells you before you spend if your search terms cannot reach the number you asked for.
Billed per record, not per search
Per-search pricing rewards you for narrow queries and punishes broad ones, which is the opposite of what list building needs. Evascrape charges for delivered records and refunds the rest.
Fields shaped for outreach
Thirty-one fields per place, including split address parts, social profiles, coordinates, review counts and closure flags, so filtering and CRM import need no post-processing.
SerpApi Pricing vs Evascrape Pricing
We do not publish SerpApi plan prices or search quotas here, because they change and a stale figure in a comparison is worse than none. Check their pricing page. Our side is fixed and stated in full.
SerpApi Pricing
- SerpApi: plans based on searches per month. See their pricing page for current tiers and quotas.
- Evascrape, Google Maps: $12 per 1,000 records
- Evascrape, Apollo.io and LinkedIn: $9 per 1,000 records
- Evascrape, optional email verification: $5 per 1,000, charged on top
- Evascrape, records without an email address: billed at a reduced rate
Evascrape Pricing
- Apollo Scraper: $9 per 1,000 leads
- LinkedIn Scraper: $9 per 1,000 leads
- Google Maps Scraper: $12 per 1,000 leads
- Email verification: +$5 per 1,000 (optional)
- No monthly fees, no contracts
Annual Savings Example:
The units are not comparable, which is the honest answer: one bills per search, the other per delivered record. What you can compare is total work. On Evascrape, 1,000 Maps records cost $12.00 with the undelivered part refunded, and the emails are already resolved, so there is no second pipeline to build or pay for.
How to Migrate from SerpApi to Evascrape
- Sign up for a free Evascrape account at app.evascrape.com/signup
- Import your existing target lists from SerpApi (CSV format supported)
- Start scraping on a pay-per-lead basis, no contract, no commitment, cancel anytime
If you have a pipeline that calls a SERP API and then crawls each website for an email, Evascrape replaces both halves with one job. Run a small job with the signup credit and compare the email column against what your pipeline produces today; that single column is usually where the difference shows.
Data Compliance & Privacy
Evascrape is fully GDPR compliant and CCPA aligned. We extract publicly available business data only, never private or restricted information. Evascrape collects publicly available business data only, never private messages and never login-protected content, and is aligned with GDPR and CCPA.