| Using JSON api with Site Search | bryan.rasmussen | 12/28/10 2:30 AM | Hi, We have purchased a site search option. I would like to use the json api with site search but I need an api key. The documentation suggests getting an api key for my search engine from the console but says I am limited to 100 queries, but of cou |
| Re: Using JSON api with Site Search | Deepkumar | 12/28/10 3:07 AM | Hi, The 100 queries per day is the limitation only with the API and not with your Google Site Search itself. Each API limits the amount of traffic it will accept from a single API key. For most APIs, this is expressed in requests per day. If you w |
| Re: Using JSON api with Site Search | seybsen | 6/11/12 7:45 AM | Hi, I think the answer is a bit outdated. But I'm facing the same problem right now. I purchased a site search option with 150,000 requests/year for 750 USD and need an API key to use the JSON API with it. I already created a business group with two |
| Re: Using JSON api with Site Search | TDDI | 7/3/12 6:37 AM | We too have purchased a site search option, and while we can use the XML API just fine, it lacks many of the fine-tuning options that the JSON API allows for (like returning a partial response of only a few fields). XML API is also impractical for cl |
| Re: Using JSON api with Site Search | Dotty at SAO | 11/5/12 10:20 AM | I have the same question. Purchased google site search, but looks like we can't get JSON api without paying more money? |
| Re: Using JSON api with Site Search | seybsen | 11/6/12 5:08 AM | I ended up rebuilding my application. Now it receives the xml results and converts them to json. odd, I know. |