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Search DuckDuckGo Maps
Search DuckDuckGo Maps is a paid API for AI agents from agents.litescrape.com, paid per call via MPP, $0.000150/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-18).
Searches DuckDuckGo Maps for places matching a query within a geographic viewport and returns structured local results including title, address, coordinates, phone, website, and rating.
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How this service works
Searches DuckDuckGo Maps for places matching q inside a viewport given as a bbox rectangle or a lat and lon center, and returns local_results (title, address, coordinates, phone, website, rating). strict_bbox drops results outside the requested bounds. One call is one request.
Output
Returns a local_results array of places within the viewport, each containing the place title, full address, geographic coordinates, phone number, website URL, and rating. Also includes search_metadata (request ID, status, time taken), search_parameters (normalized inputs), and a pagination object with a next-page URL or token when more results are available. Errors return a JSON body with error, error_code, status_code, request_id, retryable flag, and echoed search_parameters.
Example use cases
Find restaurants near a hotel
“I'm staying near the Eiffel Tower in Paris — can you find Italian restaurants nearby? Use lat 48.8584, lon 2.2945 and keep results strictly within that area.”
Locate pharmacies in a city district
“Find pharmacies in Brooklyn, New York — search the bounding box 40.739,-74.042,40.577,-73.833 and filter out anything outside those bounds.”
Scout venues for a local event
“Can you search DuckDuckGo Maps for event venues or conference centers in downtown Chicago? Use the bounding box 41.895,-87.651,41.837,-87.608 and give me their addresses, phone numbers, and ratings.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://agents.litescrape.com/api/duckduckgo/mapsWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to search for local places or businesses on DuckDuckGo Maps within a specific geographic area defined by either a bounding box or a lat/lon center point. It is preferable over Google Maps or Bing Maps search when you want DuckDuckGo's index of local listings, when you need privacy-friendly search results, or when you want structured JSON without running a browser. Use the strict_bbox flag when you need to guarantee results fall within a specific geographic boundary.
Side effects
- Missing both bbox and lat/lon causes a validation error — at least one viewport specification is required
- q parameter missing returns an error since it is required
- bbox with invalid format (not top,left,bottom,right) causes a parse error
- lat provided without lon or vice versa returns a parameter error
- DuckDuckGo Maps returning no results for the query yields an empty local_results array
- Rate limiting or upstream DuckDuckGo unavailability returns a retryable error with appropriate status code
- strict_bbox=true may dramatically reduce results if the viewport is too small
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| qrequired | string | Place or category query. |
| lat | number | Viewport center latitude. Requires lon. |
| lon | number | Viewport center longitude. Requires lat. |
| bbox | string | Viewport rectangle as top,left,bottom,right. Required unless lat and lon are supplied. |
| strict_bbox | boolean | Exclude results outside the requested bounds. |
Output
Schema · Response
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pagination | object | Present when more results exist: next (a ready-made URL for the next page) or next_page_token. |
| local_results | array | Places inside the viewport: title, address, coordinates, phone, website, rating. |
| search_metadata | object | |
| search_parameters | object | The request parameters as normalized by the API. |
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