Parameters

Parameter	Header name	Default value	Description	Example
`target`	n/a		Each Scraping API supports a number of targets. This parameter is always required, along with either `url` or `query`. See targets supported by SERP Scraping APIs for examples.	`google_search`
`headless`	`X-Smartproxy-Headless`	`null`	Enable JavaScript rendering. Supported: – html – png	`html`
`geo`	`X-Smartproxy-Geo`	auto-randomized	The geographical location that the result depends on. – City location names – State names – Country names – Coordinates and Radius – Google’s Canonical – Location Name. Read more here. ⚠️ When providing a country name, must be in Capital Case: incorrect: `united states` correct: `United States`	`United States`
`locale`	n/a	Matched with domain parameter	This will change the search page web interface language (not the results). Example: – en-US – en-GB	`en-gb`
`headers`	n/a	`null`	Adds requests headers to the target request.
`cookies`	n/a	`null`	Client cookie. Allows opening up pages as if the user is logged in.
`force_cookies`	n/a	`false`	By default, user-provided cookies are not forwarded to the target. Set this parameter to `true` to override this behaviour.	`true`
`force_headers`	n/a	`false`	By default, user-provided headers are not forwarded to the target. Set this parameter to `true` to override this behaviour.	`true`
`domain`	n/a	`com`	com,co.uk,fr*, etc.	`com`
`device_type`	`X-Smartproxy-Device-Type`	`desktop`	Device type and browser. Supported: – desktop – desktop_chrome – desktop_firefox – mobile – mobile_android – mobile_ios	`desktop`
`parse`	`X-Smartproxy-Parse`	`false`	When set to `true`, if the selected target supports parsing, we will parse the result on our end using our selectors. This will, however, omit some information out, so you have the choice to do the parsing on your end.	`true`
`session_id`	n/a		Session to re-use the same IP for multiple requests for up to 10 minutes	`1234`
`http_method`	n/a		Used to make a POST request instead of GET	`POST`
`payload`	n/a		Base64 encoded POST request body. Used when http_method is POST.	`{foo: bar}`
`successful_status_codes`	n/a		Define one or more HTTP response codes you consider successful and want to get the content for.	`401, 404`