How to Scrape Bing Search Results in 2025: A Simple Guide

The digital marketing world is always buzzing about Google, but here’s a fun fact: in 2025, Bing is quietly powering over 450 million searches every day—and its influence is only growing, especially among desktop users and high-income professionals (, ). Whether you’re in SEO, market research, or competitor analysis, Bing search data is a goldmine—if you know how to tap into it. But scraping Bing search results? That’s where things get tricky: pagination, dynamic content, and anti-bot measures can turn a simple data grab into a technical headache.

That’s exactly why I’m excited to share how , our AI-powered Chrome extension, makes scraping Bing search results as easy as asking a question. I’ve seen firsthand how business users—no coding required—can extract structured Bing data for SEO, lead generation, and market insights in just a couple of clicks. Let’s dive into why Bing search scraping matters, how Thunderbit solves the hard parts, and how you can turn Bing data into business wins.

Why Scrape Bing Search Results? Unlocking Unique Business Insights

If you’re only watching Google, you’re missing out on a massive chunk of the search landscape. Bing may “only” have about 4% of the global search market (), but it commands over 10% of desktop searches worldwide and nearly 27% of US search queries when you factor in Yahoo and console integrations (). That’s not just a rounding error—it’s millions of high-intent users, many of whom are older, affluent, and more likely to be decision-makers ().

So, why scrape Bing search?

• User Behavior Research: Bing’s audience is different. 58% are over age 35, and 52% have household incomes above $75k (). If you want to understand how professionals or B2B buyers search, Bing is your window.
• SEO Strategy: Bing’s ranking algorithm isn’t a carbon copy of Google’s. It weighs different factors, so you might find “easy win” keywords or content gaps—places where you can rank faster and higher with less competition ().
• Market Research & Lead Generation: Bing powers Yahoo, Xbox, and even some AI assistants. Scraping Bing can help you spot trends, gather leads, and monitor how your brand or competitors appear across Microsoft’s ecosystem.
• Competitive Monitoring: Some companies ignore Bing. That’s your chance to spot rivals’ campaigns, new entrants, or negative content before they hit Google—and react faster ().

Real-world example: One e-commerce team scraped Bing’s “Related Searches” and found long-tail keywords their competitors weren’t targeting. They quickly published new content and saw Bing’s share of their organic traffic double—easy ROI from a market that’s often overlooked.

Thunderbit: The Easiest Way to Scrape Bing Search in 2025

Let’s be honest: traditional scraping tools can feel like you need a PhD in HTML just to get started. That’s why we built —an AI-powered Chrome extension that turns Bing search scraping into a two-click affair.

Here’s what makes Thunderbit different:

• AI Suggest Fields: Just open a Bing search, click “AI Suggest Fields,” and Thunderbit’s AI will automatically detect and label the data you want—titles, URLs, snippets, rankings, and more ().
• Natural Language Prompts: Want to extract something specific, like only organic results or featured snippets? Just describe it in plain English, and Thunderbit’s AI will handle the logic—no code, no selectors.
• Handles Pagination & Subpages: Need more than the first page? Thunderbit can auto-click “Next” and scrape all result pages. Want to enrich your data? It can visit each result’s URL and pull extra info (like emails or meta descriptions) in one flow ().
• Export Anywhere: With a couple of clicks, send your Bing data straight to Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable, or Notion—for free. No paywalls, no CSV headaches.

User feedback says it all: “I only have to click two buttons, and the data is ready in no time. The accuracy of the results is impressive… the ease of use and reliable outcomes make Thunderbit a noteworthy tool” ().

Setting Up Your Bing Search Scrape: Step-by-Step with Thunderbit

Ready to scrape Bing like a pro (without feeling like you’re hacking the Matrix)? Here’s how I do it:

1. Install the : It’s free to start, and you’ll get credits to try out Bing scraping right away.
2. Open Bing and Run Your Search: Type in your keyword, question, or advanced operator (like site:linkedin.com "VP Marketing" New York for lead gen).
3. Click the Thunderbit Icon: The sidebar pops up right in your browser.
4. Hit “AI Suggest Fields”: Thunderbit scans the page and suggests columns—Title, URL, Snippet, Rank, and more. You’ll see a preview table instantly.
5. Customize Your Fields: Rename, add, or remove fields as you like. Want to scrape “Related Searches” or featured answers? Just add a field or prompt the AI.
6. Click “Scrape”: Thunderbit grabs the data from the page—each row is a search result, neatly structured.
7. Enable Pagination: Need more results? Toggle pagination, and Thunderbit will auto-click “Next” and keep scraping until you say stop.
8. Export Your Data: Download as CSV/Excel, or send directly to Google Sheets, Notion, or Airtable.

Pro tip: After scraping, use “Scrape Subpages” to have Thunderbit visit each result’s URL and pull extra details—like contact emails, meta tags, or even product prices. It’s like having a mini research assistant who never gets tired.

Customizing Your Bing Scrape Fields

Thunderbit’s AI isn’t just smart—it’s flexible. Here’s how you can tailor your Bing scrape:

• Add/Remove Fields: Want to capture Bing’s “Related Searches” at the bottom of the page? Just add a field, click on a related search, and Thunderbit will grab all of them.
• Field-Level AI Prompts: Need something special, like “extract the year from each snippet” or “flag results from a competitor”? Add a prompt per field, and Thunderbit’s AI will do the rest.
• Ranking & Filtering: If you want explicit rank numbers, ask Thunderbit to add a “Rank” column. Want to skip ads or Wikipedia? Tell it to “only extract main web results, ignore ads and Wikipedia.”
• Rich Results: Bing sometimes shows “People Also Ask,” news, or featured answers. You can scrape these as extra fields—just prompt the AI or select the elements.

Bottom line: If you can describe what you want, Thunderbit can probably scrape it.

Overcoming Bing Search Scraping Challenges: How Thunderbit Solves Common Pain Points

Let’s talk about the real-world headaches of scraping Bing:

• Pagination: Bing splits results across pages. Thunderbit auto-detects and clicks “Next” for you, scraping as many pages as you need ().
• Dynamic Content: Bing loads some elements with JavaScript. Thunderbit runs in your browser, so it “sees” what you see—no missing data, no broken selectors.
• Layout Changes: Bing loves to tweak its HTML. Traditional scrapers break; Thunderbit’s AI “reads” the page like a human, so it adapts automatically ().
• IP Blocking & CAPTCHAs: Scrape too fast, and Bing might throw up a CAPTCHA. Thunderbit mimics human browsing, uses delays, and can switch to cloud scraping (up to 50 pages at once) to avoid blocks. If you do get blocked, Thunderbit will pause and let you solve the CAPTCHA or slow down.

Traditional tools (like Octoparse or Python scripts) require constant maintenance, coding, and troubleshooting. With Thunderbit, you just click and go.

Handling Pagination and Subpages

Thunderbit’s magic really shines when you need more than just page 1:

• Multi-Page Scraping: Enable pagination, and Thunderbit will click through all Bing result pages—perfect for grabbing the top 50, 100, or even 1,000 results.
• Subpage Enrichment: After scraping the SERP, use “Scrape Subpages” to have Thunderbit visit each result’s URL and extract more info (like emails, product specs, or meta tags). The new data is appended to your table automatically.

This combo—pagination plus subpages—means you can go broad and deep with your Bing data, all in one workflow.

Automating Bing Search Scraping: Stay Updated with Scheduled Scrapes

Want to keep your Bing data fresh without lifting a finger? Thunderbit’s Scheduled Scraper is your new best friend.

• Natural Language Scheduling: Just type “every day at 8am” or “Mondays at 6pm,” and Thunderbit will run your Bing scrape automatically ().
• Bulk Scheduling: Monitor dozens or even hundreds of Bing queries on a schedule—great for daily SEO tracking, competitor monitoring, or trend spotting.
• Cloud Execution: Scheduled scrapes run in the cloud, so you don’t need your computer on. Thunderbit can scrape up to 50 pages in parallel—fast and reliable.
• Auto-Export: Results can be sent directly to Google Sheets, Airtable, or Notion, so your dashboards and reports are always up to date.

Example: I know teams who schedule daily Bing scrapes for their top keywords, then visualize ranking changes in Google Sheets. It’s like having your own SEO dashboard—no expensive third-party tools required.

From Bing Search Data to Business Insights: Turning Scraped Results into Action

Scraping is just the start—the real value comes from what you do with the data. Here’s how to turn Bing search results into business gold:

• Market Trend Analysis: Aggregate Bing results for your keywords, categorize the top domains, and spot which content types (articles, forums, videos) are rising. If you see a surge in Q&A pages, maybe it’s time to publish more FAQ content.
• SEO Opportunity Discovery: Find keywords where your competitors are weak on Bing. If you’re ranking higher on Bing than Google, double down—optimize those pages for Bing’s algorithm and grab that traffic.
• Competitor Benchmarking: Track which domains appear most often in Bing’s top results. If a competitor suddenly jumps in ranking, investigate what they changed.
• Lead Generation: Scrape Bing for “Top [Industry] companies in [Location],” then use subpage scraping to pull contact emails. Feed those leads straight into your CRM.

Mini Case Study:
A marketing team scraped Bing for 50 niche keywords and found that many top results were outdated blogs. They quickly published new, targeted content and saw their Bing traffic double—an easy win that would’ve been invisible if they only watched Google.

Sample Use Cases: Market Analysis, SEO, and Competitor Monitoring

Comparing Thunderbit with Traditional Bing Search Scraping Methods

Let’s break down how Thunderbit stacks up against the old-school ways:

Thunderbit wins on:

• No coding or selectors required—just describe what you want.
• Built-in pagination, subpage scraping, and scheduling.
• Adapts to Bing’s layout changes automatically.
• Free export to Excel, Sheets, Notion, Airtable.
• Maintenance-free: no scripts to update, no templates to fix.

Key Takeaways: Scrape Bing Search Smarter in 2025

• Bing is a goldmine for business insights: With hundreds of millions of searches daily and a unique, affluent user base, Bing search data is essential for a complete market view ().
• Thunderbit makes Bing scraping simple: Two clicks, no code, and you’re done. AI suggests fields, handles pagination, and exports anywhere.
• Automation keeps you ahead: Schedule recurring Bing scrapes and always have the latest data for SEO, competitor monitoring, and trend spotting.
• Actionable insights drive real results: Use Bing data to find new keywords, track competitors, and spot market shifts before your rivals do.
• No technical headaches: Thunderbit is maintenance-free, adapts to Bing’s changes, and is accessible to anyone—no IT bottleneck.

Ready to see how easy Bing search scraping can be? , try the free tier, and start turning Bing data into business wins today. And if you want to dig deeper, check out the for more guides and case studies.

FAQs

1. Why should I bother scraping Bing search results if Google is bigger?
Bing has a unique, affluent user base and powers over 10% of desktop searches worldwide. Scraping Bing gives you access to different keyword trends, less competitive SEO opportunities, and insights into user behavior that Google might miss ().

2. What makes Thunderbit better than traditional Bing scrapers?
Thunderbit uses AI to suggest fields, handle pagination, and adapt to layout changes—no coding or selector setup required. It’s maintenance-free, exports anywhere, and is designed for non-technical users.

3. Can Thunderbit handle scraping multiple pages of Bing results?
Yes! Thunderbit can auto-click “Next” and scrape as many pages as you need. It also supports subpage scraping to enrich your dataset with info from each result’s URL.

4. How do I automate Bing search scraping with Thunderbit?
Use Thunderbit’s Scheduled Scraper to set up recurring Bing scrapes in natural language (e.g., “every day at 8am”). Results can be auto-exported to Google Sheets, Notion, or Airtable for ongoing analysis.

5. Is it legal and safe to scrape Bing search results?
Scraping publicly available search results for business intelligence is generally legal, but always respect Bing’s terms of service and avoid scraping at abusive speeds. Thunderbit mimics human browsing and includes features to minimize the risk of blocks or CAPTCHAs.

Happy scraping—and may your Bing data always be fresh, structured, and ready for action.