Description

n8n-nodes-scrapier

n8n community node for the Scrapier web scraping
API — Google, Amazon, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and 20+ more platforms as
structured data.

Features

• Scrapier API v2 — calls https://proxy.scrapier.io/api/v2. Every

scrape is synchronous: one call returns one page of results, with no jobs
to poll.

• Scrapier credential type — API key sent as X-API-Key, validated

against GET /api/v2/me (shows your account email on the credential).

• 11 operations — 10 curated scrapers plus Custom Scrape, which calls

any endpoint in the v2 catalog
by slug with a JSON parameter object.

• One page per item — each call outputs the page object (the results

under an endpoint-specific key such as results, products or posts,
plus next_cursor) as a single n8n item. If the API returns an array, you
get one item per element instead.

• Cursor pagination — most operations have an optional Cursor field.

Set it to the previous page’s next_cursor (e.g.
{{ $json.next_cursor }} in a loop) to fetch the next page; required
inputs are ignored when a cursor is supplied. next_cursor is null on
the last page.

• Errors — a failed call ("success": false) fails the node with the

API’s error message, or outputs { "error": "..." } when *Continue On
Fail* is enabled.

Pricing

Each successful call costs 1 or 2 credits, depending on the endpoint (shown
in each operation’s description), however many results it returns, empty
pages included. Each next page (cursor) costs the endpoint’s price again.
Failed calls are free.

Upgrading from 1.0.x (API v1)

Version 1.1.0 moves to API v2 and is a breaking change for some workflows:

• Google Map Reviews is removed (not available in API v2).
• Youtube Search is replaced by Youtube Search Full.
• The Webhook URL option is removed; v2 returns results directly.
• The Split Rows Into Items option is removed; output is one item per

page (see above).

Operation and field definitions are generated from the app’s endpoint
catalog:

python3 scripts/generate-catalog.py   # refresh nodes/Scrapier/catalog.json
npm run build

Install (users)

Self-hosted n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install → enter
n8n-nodes-scrapier.

n8n Cloud: available after the node passes n8n’s verification (see below).

Develop

npm install
npm run build     # tsc + asset copy into dist/
npm test          # offline structural checks
Try it in a local n8n:
npm link
cd ~/.n8n/custom  # create if missing
npm link n8n-nodes-scrapier
n8n start

Publish to npm (maintainer)

n8n’s verification requires (since May 2026) publishing via **GitHub Actions
with a provenance statement**:

1. Push this directory to its own GitHub repo (or keep in the monorepo with a
workflow scoped to this path).
2. Add an NPM_TOKEN secret and a workflow that runs
npm publish --provenance --access public on tag push.
3. After the first publish, submit for verification from your n8n account
(Settings → Community Nodes → Submit) — guidelines:
https://docs.n8n.io/integrations/creating-nodes/build/reference/verification-guidelines/

Checklist already satisfied by this package: name prefix n8n-nodes-,
keyword n8n-community-node-package, TypeScript, English-only UI, no
filesystem or environment access, one service per package, credentials and
nodes declared under the n8n key in package.json.