Today, the company is officially launching the Bing Search API on its Windows Azure Marketplace, but unlike its previous announcement, the company has decided to continue to offer a free tier as well.

Now you can push your content and HTML directly to Bing Search without the need for crawling.

On the heels of its massive redesign, which caused a sizable stir in the tech vertical, Bing has today announced that its paid search API is now live on the Windows Azure Marketplace. This was an ...

About a month ago, Microsoft informed us the Bing API would no longer be free and today is the day they migrated the Bing Search API to the paid platform.

A new application programming interface from Microsoft provides more seamless in-app search experiences on mobile devices.

Bing API now available from Azure Marketplace, 5,000 searches per month for free Microsoft has announced a free tier of 5,000 searches per month as part of its move to monetize the Bing search API ...

The Bing Search API allowed developers to get ad-free, geolocated search results from billions of web pages. This tool was used not only by independent developers but also by large services. For ...

Microsoft has announced that it's going to change its Bing Search API—a service offered to developers to allow them to integrate Web search capabilities into their applications and sites—from ...

Today, however, Microsoft announced that it will soon start charging for access to the Bing Search API. The subscription price will start at around $40 per month and will include 20,000 queries.

Microsoft will begin charging developers to use the API (application programming interface) for its Bing search engine, the company announced Thursday. Developers will pay a minimum monthly ...