Are there any SERP APIs that support customized search queries?

Yes. Many SERP APIs let you customize search queries beyond a plain keyword, though the exact options depend on the provider.

Common customization options

Most SERP APIs support some mix of:

• query terms: exact keywords/phrases
• location / geo-targeting: country, city, ZIP, lat/long
• language
• device type: desktop vs mobile
• search engine: Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.
• result type: web, images, news, shopping, videos, maps
• advanced Google operators: things like site:, intitle:, inurl:, quotes, minus terms
• date filters: recency, time range
• page number / pagination
• custom parameters: safe search, domain, country code, gl, hl, etc.

Examples of SERP API providers

Here are a few well-known ones that support query customization:

• SerpApi – very flexible, supports many engines and advanced params
• DataForSEO – strong on location/language/device customization
• Zenserp – supports localized and parameterized search queries
• Scale SERP – supports multiple query settings and SERP types
• ScraperAPI SERP endpoints – more limited, but useful for basic customization

Example of customized query

A typical API call might let you specify something like:

• query: "best running shoes"
• location: "New York, NY"
• language: "en"
• device: "mobile"
• engine: "google"
• filters: site:amazon.com, -used, etc.

Important caveat

If you mean “customized search queries” as in:

• combining multiple search terms dynamically,
• using Google operators,
• narrowing by region/language/device,
• or retrieving only certain SERP features,

then yes, most serious SERP APIs support that.

If you mean fully custom ranking logic or searching your own indexed dataset, that’s usually not a SERP API—you’d want a custom search solution or an enterprise search engine API instead.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table of SERP APIs, or
2. an example request for Google custom search with SERP API parameters.