How do I retrieve search performance metrics in bulk using the Bing Webmaster Tools API?

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How do I retrieve search performance metrics in bulk using the Bing Webmaster Tools API?

Anonymous

Hi,

I would like to get the search performance metrics for a fairly large list of URLs daily for further analysis, and want to automate this process. I checked out the Bing Webmaster API and can see there are methods for getting this info for a specific page or a generic top level, and I also saw that I could manually export it into a CSV file if I'm using the web portal, but is there any API to get the data for all of the pages we want without having to call an API for each page?

Michael Sullivan 0 Reputation points

2025-10-26T18:25:48.0666667+00:00

The GetPageStats method will pull metrics for all of your pages, after which you could filter for teh specific pages of interest. If you wanted the queries for each page, you need to iterate through the list of pages as you discovered. Products like Analytics Edge have connectors for Bing Webmaster that would allow you to do that automation.

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Michael Sullivan 0 Reputation points

2025-10-26T18:25:48.0666667+00:00

The GetPageStats method will pull metrics for all of your pages, after which you could filter for teh specific pages of interest. If you wanted the queries for each page, you need to iterate through the list of pages as you discovered. Products like Analytics Edge have connectors for Bing Webmaster that would allow you to do that automation.

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Emmanuel Santana 39,735 Independent Advisor

Hello. Are all URLs you want to track actually verified under the same Bing Webmaster site profile?

To answer your question, there’s currently no API method in Bing Webmaster Tools that retrieves performance metrics for multiple URLs in a single call. Each endpoint only handles one scope at a time, site, query, or individual page.

You can, however, automate daily collection by looping through your URLs and calling GetPageQueryStats for each. This is the only supported way to get page-level metrics programmatically.

Anonymous

2025-10-23T22:08:15.97+00:00

Thank you, yes all the URLs are under the same profile. The list of URLs is pretty big so I was hoping to avoid calling each of them individually if there was an easier way, but thank you for the confirmation.

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