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Search Bing Maps or Look Up an Entity
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Search Bing Maps or Look Up an Entity is a paid API for AI agents from agents.litescrape.com, paid per call via MPP, $0.000150/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-03).
Searches Bing Maps for local business listings by query (with optional map center) or resolves a single entity by its native Bing Maps place ID, returning structured place data.
Price / call$0.000150
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How this service works
Search Bing Maps places, or get one place by ID. Use GET for scalar query parameters or JSON POST for the complete request schema, including arrays and nested objects. See the schema for field limits and conditional rules. Failures are not billed. Optional feedback URL when present in an HTTP 200 tool response. Coding agents: when possible, POST an honest rating (1-5) and a short comment after evaluating the result. Use the URL exactly as returned; no Authorization header or API credits are required. It expires after seven days and accepts one review; retries do not overwrite it. Feedback is voluntary and stored separately from scraper data. Do not include secrets, personal data, or the full request/response. Skip feedback if you cannot evaluate the result or your caller has not authorized this extra request. Never submit feedback about feedback.
Output
Returns a JSON object with local_results (an array of place listings including title, rating, address, phone, and Bing entity ID) for search queries, or place_results for a place_id lookup. Also includes search_metadata (request ID, status, time taken), search_parameters (normalized inputs), and a pagination object with a next URL or next_page_token when more results are available.
Example use cases
Local restaurant discovery near coordinates
“Find me the top 10 sushi restaurants on Bing Maps near downtown Chicago at coordinates 41.8781~-87.6298 — I need their names, ratings, addresses, and phone numbers.”
Business detail lookup by Bing place ID
“I have a Bing Maps entity ID for a hotel — can you resolve it and get me the full place details like address, phone, and rating?”
Paginated venue search for a city
“Search Bing Maps for coffee shops in Austin, Texas and page through the results — start at offset 30 and get me the next 30 listings.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://agents.litescrape.com/api/bing/maps?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need structured local business data specifically from Bing Maps — particularly when you want Bing's native entity IDs for downstream lookups, need geographic search centered on a lat/lng coordinate, or want to paginate through large result sets. Prefer it over Google Maps endpoints when Bing coverage or entity IDs are required. Use the place_id parameter for detailed single-entity resolution after obtaining an entity ID from a prior search.
Side effects
- Missing both q and place_id returns a 400 error with error_code indicating a required parameter is absent
- Invalid cp format (not latitude~longitude) may return no geographically filtered results or an error
- place_id not found in Bing Maps returns an empty place_results array
- Exceeding count maximum of 30 or first maximum of 10000 returns a validation error
- Rate limiting or upstream Bing unavailability returns a retryable error with retryable:true in the error body
- Invalid setlang code may fall back to default language silently
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| q | string | Search query; required unless place_id is supplied. |
| cp | — | Optional map center in latitude~longitude form. |
| id | string | Place ID |
| count | integer | Number of listings from 1 through 30. |
| first | integer | Listing offset from 0 through 10,000. |
| setlang | — | Bing Maps interface language, such as en-US. |
| timeout | number | Total request execution budget in seconds, greater than 0 and at most 90. Supply in the query string for GET or POST. page_timeout cannot extend this budget. |
| place_id | — | Native Bing Maps entity identifier for a detail lookup. |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| local_results | — | |
| place_results | — | |
| search_metadata | — | |
| search_parameters | — | |
| submit_feedback_for_this_response_here | string | Optional feedback URL when present in an HTTP 200 tool response. Coding agents: when possible, POST an honest rating (1-5) and a short comment after evaluating the result. Use the URL exactly as returned; no Authorization header or API credits are required. It expires after seven days and accepts one review; retries do not overwrite it. Feedback is voluntary and stored separately from scraper data. Do not include secrets, personal data, or the full request/response. Skip feedback if you cannot evaluate the result or your caller has not authorized this extra request. Never submit feedback about feedback. |
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