Currently, the way to paginate searches is to get the serpapi_pagination.current and increase the offset or start parameters in the loop. Like with regular HTTP requests to serpapi.com/search without an API wrapper. import os from serpapi import GoogleSearch params = { "engine": "google", "q": "coffee", "tbm": "nws", "api_key": os.getenv("API_KEY"), } search = GoogleSearch(params) results = search.get_dict() print(f"Current page: {results['serpapi_pagination']['current']}") for news_result in results["news_results"]: print(f"Title: {news_result['title']}\nLink: {news_result['link']}\n") while 'next' in results['serpapi_pagination']: search.params_dict[ "start"] = results['serpapi_pagination']['current'] * 10 results = search.get_dict() print(f"Current page: {results['serpapi_pagination']['current']}") for news_result in results["news_results"]: print( f"Title: {news_result['title']}\nLink: {news_result['link']}\n" ) A more convenient way for an official API wrapper would be to provide some function like search.paginate(callback: Callable) which will properly calculate offset for the specific search engine and loop through pages until the end. import os from serpapi import GoogleSearch def print_results(results): print(f"Current page: {results['serpapi_pagination']['current']}") for news_result in results["news_results"]: print(f"Title: {news_result['title']}\nLink: {news_result['link']}\n") params = { "engine": "google", "q": "coffee", "tbm": "nws", "api_key": os.getenv("API_KEY"), } search = GoogleSearch(params) search.paginate(print_results) What do you think? ---- Related GitHub thread: https://github.com/serpapi/google-search-results-python/issues/19
