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Best Google Hotels search API in 2026

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Scrappa, Scavio and AnyAPI are the best Google Hotels search API providers in our benchmark. We benchmarked 3 providers. We list all three, ranked by score. For each one, we show its top scoring plan, each part of the plan's score and what 1,000 searches cost. We rank 18 plans by price. Scrappa's $500 pack costs the least per 1,000 searches: $0.238.

  1. #1 Scrappa: Google Hotels search API

    Scrappa, $500 pack

    It returns 6 of the 8 key fields we check: Booking sites, Deals, Rating, Review count, Amenities, Type.

    Overall score
    90.7
    $ per 1,000
    $0.238
    Price score
    100
    • $ per 1,000 searches that find nothing: $0
    • Plans of this API we rank by price: 18
    • Plans cheaper per 1,000 searches than this plan: 0
    Data score
    83
    Cost to get started score
    65
    • How you pay: a pack you pay first
    • Least to pay before your first result: $500
    Bundle score
    100
    • Also pays for, from the same budget: 2,423 other calls
    Performance score
    100
    • This call's median time on 30 October 2026, minus the baseline: 1.978 s
    • Scrappa, the fastest benchmarked provider: 1.978 s
    • On 30 October 2026, we sent this provider all 20 searches in our benchmark.
    • This plan scored 0.8318 out of 1 on those 20 searches. That gives this plan a Data score of 83 out of 100.

  2. #2 Scavio: Google Hotels search API

    Scavio, $500 monthly

    It returns 4 of the 8 key fields we check: Rating, Review count, Amenities, Type.

    Overall score
    55.0
    $ per 1,000
    $2.50
    Price score
    29
    • $ per 1,000 searches that find nothing: the provider's pages don't say
    • Plans of this API we rank by price: 18
    • Plans cheaper per 1,000 searches than this plan: 12
    Data score
    72
    Cost to get started score
    62
    • How you pay: monthly
    • Least to pay before your first result: $500
    Bundle score
    100
    • Also pays for, from the same budget: 391 other calls
    Performance score
    38
    • This call's median time on 30 October 2026, minus the baseline: 5.16 s
    • Scrappa, the fastest benchmarked provider: 1.978 s
    • On 30 October 2026, we sent this provider all 20 searches in our benchmark.
    • This plan scored 0.7203 out of 1 on those 20 searches. That gives this plan a Data score of 72 out of 100.

  3. #3 AnyAPI: Google Hotels search API

    AnyAPI, top-up from $10

    It returns 4 of the 8 key fields we check: Rating, Review count, Amenities, Type.

    Overall score
    53.2
    $ per 1,000
    $1.50
    Price score
    39
    • $ per 1,000 searches that find nothing: the provider's pages don't say
    • Plans of this API we rank by price: 18
    • Plans cheaper per 1,000 searches than this plan: 10
    Data score
    40
    Cost to get started score
    93
    • How you pay: a top-up you pay first
    • Least to pay before your first result: $10
    Bundle score
    100
    • Also pays for, from the same budget: 469 other calls
    Performance score
    78
    • This call's median time on 30 October 2026, minus the baseline: 2.541 s
    • Scrappa, the fastest benchmarked provider: 1.978 s
    • We scored this provider on 19 of the 20 searches in our benchmark. We sent this provider those 19 searches on 30 October 2026.
    • This plan scored 0.4015 out of 1 on those 19 searches. We trust a score on 19 searches less than a score on all 20. So we lower this plan's Data score to 40 out of 100.

The Data score on Google Hotels search APIs

This score, out of 100, shows how much of a search's results page a provider's call returns. We send each provider a city, as typed in Google Hotels' search box, with the same dates. We can't read Google Hotels' page, so we compare the providers' answers. We score each search on parts: the number of hotels, and each hotel detail such as the rating. A part counts on a search when a live provider returned the part. Some searches get results from fewer than two live providers. On those, a part counts when any provider returned the part. For each search, we cut each provider's list, from the top, to the number of hotels most providers returned. For the number of hotels, we divide the hotels a provider kept by the most hotels any provider kept. For each hotel detail, we take the share of the provider's hotels that list the detail. On each search, we average the provider's shares over the parts that count on that search. Then we average over all searches. Each search has the same weight. A provider scores 0 on a search where the provider's call returned no hotels. We compare a provider that ran on fewer searches with the other providers on those same searches. A provider can't score higher by running only on easy searches. We lower the score when we test the call on fewer searches than the benchmark has.

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