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The search API that actually answers questions

Multi-source research engine for AI apps. Google, Bing, Wikipedia, CrossRef, and game wikis — unified in one API with LLM extraction.

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Multi-Engine Search

Google + Bing via Serpex, with automatic retry and SearXNG fallback. 15 results merged and deduplicated.

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Deep Page Reading

Fetches and reads full web pages when snippets aren't enough. Extracts relevant paragraphs with table support.

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LLM Extraction (Free)

Trinity model extracts precise answers from context. Zero cost — runs on OpenRouter free tier.

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Academic Search

CrossRef integration for paper DOIs, citations, and metadata. Ask for any academic paper by title.

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Game & Media Wikis

Direct access to Fandom and wiki.gg APIs — Minecraft, Dota 2, Dragon Age, Rick & Morty, and more.

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Wikipedia Deep Parse

Direct Wikipedia API search with table extraction, infobox parsing, and Wikidata entity resolution.

Simple API, powerful results

One endpoint. JSON response. Full research loop.

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JavaScript

Python

# Ask a question — get an answer with sources
curl "https://search.ourweb.ink/api/ask?q=Who+won+the+Turing+Award+in+2018" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

# Response:
{
  "answer": "Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton, and Yann LeCun",
  "source": "snippets",
  "latency_ms": 3200,
  "sources": [{ "title": "Turing Award - Wikipedia", "url": "..." }],
  "pageExcerpts": [{ "title": "Turing Award", "text": "2018 Yoshua Bengio..." }],
  "phases": [{ "phase": 1, "source": "Google+Bing snippets" }]
}
  

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Free

$0/mo

100 questions/day
Google + Wikipedia search
LLM answer extraction
JSON API access
Community support

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Pro

$29/mo

10,000 questions/day
All 5 search sources
Page fetching + deep read
Academic paper search
Priority support

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Enterprise

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Unlimited questions
Custom search sources
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