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- Get Bulk Traffic Estimation
- Get Categories For Domain
- Get Categories For Keywords
- Get Competitors Domain
- Get Domain Intersection
- Get Domain Metrics By Categories
- Get Domain Rank Overview
- Get Historical Bulk Traffic Estimation
- Get Historical Keyword Data
- Get Historical Rank Overview
- Get Historical SERPs
- Get Keyword Difficulty
- Get Keyword Ideas
- Get Keyword Overview
- Get Keyword Suggestions
- Get Keywords For Categories
- Get Keywords For Site
- Get Page Intersection
- Get Ranked Keywords
- Get Related Keywords
- Get Relevant Pages
- Get Search Intent
- Get SERP Competitors
- Get Subdomains
- Get Top Searches
- Google Play Actions
Bing → Get Subdomains
AI-generatedSummary
Retrieves a list of all subdomains for a specified domain based on Bing search results, allowing filtering by location, language, and item types.
Inputs
- target (required) — The domain to analyze, specified without https:// and www.
- location_name — Full name of the geographic location for the search.
- language_name — Full name of the language for the search.
- item_types — Type of search results to include (Organic, Paid, Featured Snippet, Local Pack).
- ignore_synonyms — If true, excludes highly similar keywords and returns only core keywords.
- filters — JSON string defining specific filters for the query.
- order_by — Sorting rules (up to three) using field names and direction (asc/desc).
- limit — Maximum number of results to return (max 1000).
- offset — Number of results to skip for pagination.
- historical_serp_mode — Data collection mode: All, Live, or Lost.
Output shape
A list of items, each containing subdomain data.
Pagination is supported via offset and limit parameters.
Examples
Example 1: Find all organic subdomains for example.com in the US.
target: example.com, location_name: United States, item_types: Organic, limit: 50
Example 2: Get paid and featured snippet subdomains for example.com with custom sorting.
target: example.com, item_types: [paid, featured_snippet], order_by: [{fieldName: 'domain_rank', direction: 'desc'}]