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Guides & updates
Practical guides and product updates from the people building OpenWeb Ninja.
Tutorial
How to Track Your Brand in Google AI Mode
Measure how Google AI Mode talks about your brand: mentions, sentiment, citations, and citation position, tracked daily across a prompt set. A complete working tracker, built on real API responses.
Guide
Job Postings Are a Buying Signal. Here Is How to Read Them.
A job posting is a budget line with a description attached. Four signals hide in hiring data, and each maps to a sales motion you can automate. Python examples with real output.
Announcement
Introducing x402 Support: Agentic Payments for 40+ APIs
All 40+ OpenWeb Ninja APIs are now callable over the x402 protocol. Agents pay per call in USDC on Base, Polygon, or Arbitrum. No account, no API key, no subscription.
Product
Introducing the OpenWeb Ninja MCP Server
The official OpenWeb Ninja MCP server connects Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client to 40+ web-data APIs as tools. Your agent picks and chains the right APIs on its own.
Tutorial
How to Get All Waze Alerts in an Area
For most areas, one Waze API call returns every alert. For a large, busy area past the ~200-per-call limit, tile it into smaller boxes and dedupe by alert_id. Python examples.
Product
How to Check Your OpenWeb Ninja API Quota Usage Programmatically
A new endpoint that returns your plan, billing period, and remaining quota. For dashboards and safety checks before you hit a cap. curl, Python, and Node examples.
Tutorial
How to Get All Businesses of a Type in a Certain Area from Google Maps
Pull every business of a type across a city or country from Google Maps. Tile a bounding box (works anywhere) or loop US zip codes. Node.js and Python examples.
Reference
Google Search Parameters: Complete Developer Reference
Every Google Search URL parameter explained: gl, hl, tbs, uule, udm, and more, with valid values and defaults.
Roundup
Best SERP APIs in 2026: 7 Tested and Compared
We tested 7 SERP APIs on accuracy, speed, and pricing. What we found, and who each one is best for.
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