How to get 300,000 query search from google in 1 seceond for SEOs :((

I want to creat google keyword rank tracker service for SEOs as a product.
Now, If i have 100 user per month and they want to check 100 keyword daily per plan
i should be able to do 300,000 Google searches per month.
None of the apis worked for me and can't support this amount of searching.
How can I build this tool?
Using Api?
Building a dedicated API?
How?
Thanks all

For such volumes, you should do this by yourself. I opened a similar message some time ago because I have a similar service for my own.

The best way is by using rotating proxies and scraping language-level. Python, Node or whatever you prefer. I do this with PHP because I'm lazy AF and I cannot care more about optimization.

SirLouen said:

by using rotating proxies

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As per advised and to build on it further, to get your hands on such proxies, feel free to search in the "Proxies for Sales" section (https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/). You can go for a trial to know for sure that the proxy is compatible with your use case.

you need a significant budget to build something like this. do you know how to code?

billuk3 said:

you need a significant budget to build something like this. do you know how to code?

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We have a medium budget. We also have Java programmers. We do not have a scenario!
But I don't know how to build this service.
I counted; I need 300,000 searches per month and this is difficult for us
IP blocking, Google captcha, etc. are our problems
We can scrape Google results. But we don't know how to solve the Google captcha or change the IP for a high search number per second

maybe you can setup your own mobile proxies . buy cheap smart phones, get cheap data plan. 20 phones can solve all problems I guess.

hreflang said:

We have a medium budget. We also have Java programmers. We do not have a scenario!
But I don't know how to build this service.
I counted; I need 300,000 searches per month and this is difficult for us
IP blocking, Google captcha, etc. are our problems
We can scrape Google results. But we don't know how to solve the Google captcha or change the IP for a high search number per second

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You need to fire those Java programmers if they weren't able to offer you a technical solution. Might as well call them VAs.

Let's use your case scenario. 100 clients who need 100 searches/day each.

One dedicated proxy can perform a google search safely every 60 seconds, tested personally times and times again.
This means that, in 24 hours, you are able to perform 1,440 searches from one dedicated proxy.

You need 10,000 searches/day (100 clients * 100 searches each).
I don't know who told you that you need to perform 10,000 in a second, maybe it was those Java programmers.
You have 24 hours in a day, you can spread them out how you wish.

This translates to less than 10 dedicated proxies.
Heck, you can even afford to rent 30 just to increase delays and be more on the safe side.

I don't know recent proxy prices, but renting 30 proxies/month shouldn't cost more than $50-$70.

Assuming you'll have 100 clients (wishful thinking right here), the least you can charge them is going to be around $10/month.
That's going to be $1,000 in revenue.

But put it another way.
You only need 7 clients(paying clients) to break even and wait for word-of-mouth to spread.

Bonus tip:
This shouldn't take more than 30 hours of development from any programmer.
If those Java programmers of yours will give you an estimate that's more than $1,000, well... I don't need to teach you how to run your business.

I'm talking about the backend part.
The front-end stuff is relative.
You can have a cheap decent design for $300, or you can spend $4,000 for some Sci-Fi UX that no one is going to care about anyway.

Bonus tip number two:
Given how the operation is going to take place, you can use already written code that resolves reCaptcha using voice recognition.
I've tried it numerous times and it works flawlessly.

This is basically your business plan.
You now owe me $200 for saving you money and time.

SirLouen said:

The best way is by using rotating proxies and scraping language-level. Python, Node or whatever you prefer. I do this with PHP because I'm lazy AF and I cannot care more about optimization.

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This is correct OP.

Everything but PHP. After learning Python, JS, & an amateur-level amount of C# & C++, I can say that PHP is my least favorite language. In my opinion, one should only learn it if they're attempting to customize PHP.

PHPInjected said:

This is correct OP.

Everything but PHP. After learning Python, JS, & an amateur-level amount of C# & C++, I can say that PHP is my least favorite language. In my opinion, one should only learn it if they're attempting to customize PHP.

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I've been developing in PHP for almost 20 years now.
I cannot care less nowadays, that trying to do something on Py or JS when I do it in PHP in 1/4 of the time.

Still I try to do little things in Py, dev speed wise I always choose PHP for any single thing I do in my life. The good peer @markus7777 can confirm this, why messing with other languages, when one has already proficiency in one despite of not being the best one (PS: PHP 8+ is pretty awesome nowadays, most of the underperforming myths are now way less relevant after PHP 8 release, still is obviously not as performant as Rust or C++ obviously, not much worse than Py or JS)

SirLouen said:

I've been developing in PHP for almost 20 years now.
I cannot care less nowadays, that trying to do something on Py or JS when I do it in PHP in 1/4 of the time.

Still I try to do little things in Py, dev speed wise I always choose PHP for any single thing I do in my life. The good peer @markus7777 can confirm this, why messing with other languages, when one has already proficiency in one despite of not being the best one (PS: PHP 8+ is pretty awesome nowadays, most of the underperforming myths are now way less relevant after PHP 8 release, still is obviously not as performant as Rust or C++ obviously, not much worse than Py or JS)

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By all means code with whatever language you feel the best using. It's all about feeling comfortable. I personally just don't like PHP. There's a phrase here that fits: Jack of all trades, master of none.

Becoming extremely proficient in one language makes you far more valuable than just knowing many. That goes for a lot of things in life, though.