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n8n-nodes-scrapio

v1.5.0

Published

a day ago

n8n community node for the Scrapio web-scraping API (fetch, search, e-commerce, social, AI prompting, monitors, and more)

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n8n-community-node-package scrapio web-scraping scraper

n8n-nodes-scrapio

n8n community node for Scrapio — fetch, crawl, search, and extract structured data from the web, plus e-commerce (Amazon, Walmart, Target), social platforms, hotels, and more.

Install

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install, and enter n8n-nodes-scrapio.

Or manually:

npm install n8n-nodes-scrapio

Nodes

Scrapio — the main action node. 142 operations across 35 resources (Fetch, Crawl, Search, Amazon, Walmart, Booking.com, Reddit, GitHub, Monitors, and many more), organized as a Resource → Operation picker.
Scrapio Webhook Trigger — starts a workflow instantly when a Scrapio monitor detects a change, via a real webhook (registered automatically on activation).

Credentials

Create a Scrapio API credential with:

API Key — from your Scrapio dashboard's API Keys page
Base URL — defaults to https://api.scrapio.dev; only override for self-hosted/staging use

Example: price monitoring

Add a Scrapio Webhook Trigger node, pick the monitor you want to watch
Connect it to whatever should happen on a change — a Slack message, a Google Sheets row, an email

Support

License

MIT