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Google results turns the searches you would type into Google into a table, one row per result. Results cost credits as they are added, and enrichment is optional.
The Find Google results page, with the Searches group open on the left showing two searches typed one per line, Results per search set to 50 and Country set to United States, and a Preview pane on the right reading 0.1 credits per 10 rows, up to 1 credit for 100 rows, beside a Preview a sample button.

Find Google results, with two searches typed and priced.

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Write the searches

Open Find Google results and paste your searches, one per line. Write each one exactly as you would type it into Google. Operators work and cost the same as a plain search. site:linkedin.com/in "head of growth" fintech finds LinkedIn profiles, and best commercial cleaning companies chicago finds companies and the lists that rank them. Pick how many results each search adds, 50 by default. Pick the country the searches run from, the United States by default.

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Preview and save the results

Click Preview a sample to see five results from the first search, with the search, rank and title shown. Click Continue, then choose Save to a new table or Save to an existing table. The panel that opens shows the most the results can cost before anything is added. Each 10 results added cost 0.1 credit, so a search of 50 results costs at most 0.5 credit.

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Good to know

The search that found the result, its rank on Google, the title, the link, the domain and the snippet Google shows under it. A date is added when Google prints one, such as “3 days ago”.
Up to the number you pick, from 10 to 300. A search stops sooner when Google runs out of results. Most searches run out near 100, while LinkedIn searches with site: often go further.
The top ones, in Google’s own order. A search of 50 results adds the first 50 Google shows.
Up to 100 searches at once. Blank lines and searches you typed twice are dropped.
Two of your searches found it, and each row says which search did. A link Google repeats further down one search’s own results is added once.
Only the results added to the table: 0.1 credit for every 10. The search itself and the preview are free.There is no count before you add rows, because counting would mean buying the results. The price shown before you add is the most it can cost.
The one you pick, the United States by default. Google ranks results for searchers in that country, so the same search can return different pages elsewhere.
The result is on a platform such as LinkedIn or a directory, rather than a company’s own site. The URL column still holds the page.
Yes, and it is optional. Enrich company works from the Domain column, so it skips rows where that column is blank. See Choose what to enrich.
Yes, like any search behind a table. Results the table already holds are updated rather than added twice, and only new results are charged. See Saved searches.

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Next steps

Choose what to enrich

Pick the details to fill in before the rows are added.

Backlinks

List the sites that link to a domain you name.