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n8n-nodes-emailscraper-pro

v0.2.1

Published

21 days ago

Powerful n8n email scraper node by Blankarray. Supports deep crawling and native HTTP fast-fetching.

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n8n-nodes-emailscraper-pro

This is an n8n community node that allows you to scrape websites and extract emails natively within your workflows using lightning-fast HTTP fetching.

Built by the Blankarray team.

Features

Lightning Fast: Instantly fetch web pages via native HTTP to extract emails at maximum speed.
Deep Crawling: Spider through internal links on the same domain up to a maximum page limit.
Smart Filtering: Automatically ignores static assets (CSS, JS, images), query strings, and fake/placeholder emails.
Detailed Output: Outputs a deduplicated list of emails, the number of pages crawled, and a detailed map of which emails were found on which specific URLs.

Installation

You can install this node directly from your n8n UI:

Go to Settings > Community Nodes.
Click Install.
Enter n8n-nodes-emailscraper-pro and click Install.

Alternatively, you can install it manually via npm:

npm install n8n-nodes-emailscraper-pro

Usage

Add the Email Scraper by Vaar node to your workflow.
Provide the starting URL.
Toggle Deep Crawl and set a Max Pages limit if you want the scraper to autonomously navigate the domain and scrape internal pages.

License