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Google Patents Search via Serper
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Google Patents Search via Serper is a paid API for AI agents from Serper at mpp.orthogonal.com, paid per call via MPP, $0.002/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-11).
Searches Google Patents and returns patent results including titles, patent numbers, inventors, assignees, and filing dates
Price / call$0.002
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How this service works
Google Patents search - returns patent results with titles, patent numbers, inventors, assignees, filing dates, publication dates, and abstracts. Use for IP research, prior art searches, or technology landscape analysis. Pagination billing: call the first page normally and save billing.requestId from the Orthogonal /v1/run response. For later page, offset, or cursor calls on the same logical search, pass parentRequestId with unchanged non-pagination parameters. Valid continuation calls still get their own request IDs and quoted price, but are charged 0. Changing filters starts a new billable request.
Output
Returns a list of patent results from Google Patents, each including the patent title, patent number, inventor names, assignee organization, filing date, and a snippet or abstract describing the invention, along with a link to the full patent.
Example use cases
Example prompt
“Search Google Patents for 'transformer neural network architecture' and show me the top results including patent numbers, inventors, assignees, and filing dates.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://mpp.orthogonal.com/serper/patents?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to search Google Patents specifically for patent documents, prior art research, inventor lookups, or assignee-based patent discovery. Prefer this over Google Scholar for patent-specific structured data (patent numbers, assignees, filing dates) rather than academic citations. Choose this over a general web search when you specifically need structured patent metadata.
Side effects
- Empty query returns no results or an error
- Very obscure or misspelled query returns zero results
- Rate limiting or quota exceeded returns an error response
- Invalid API key or authentication failure returns 401/403
- Network timeout if Serper service is temporarily unavailable
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