To use Apify in n8n, the most downloaded option is @apify/n8n-nodes-apify. It runs Apify Actors and includes a trigger. The other nodes here are built for specific jobs, such as crawling website content, scraping events, listing company employees or looking up fuel prices. This guide ranks them by weekly npm downloads and explains what each one covers, so you can pick the right one for your workflow.

| Node | Weekly downloads | Latest version | Last release | Releases | GitHub stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
@apify/n8n-nodes-apifyApify |
50,442 | 0.9.0 | October 22, 2026 | 29 | 34 |
n8n-nodes-hypebridge-actors |
398 | 2.17.0 | October 17, 2026 | 22 | 0 |
n8n-nodes-apifyApify |
283 | 0.1.0 | October 6, 2024 | 1 | 14 |
n8n-nodes-linkedin-company-employees-api |
41 | 0.1.2 | October 21, 2026 | 3 | 0 |
@apify/n8n-nodes-apify-content-crawlerWebsite Content Crawler by Apify |
15 | 0.2.1 | December 18, 2025 | 12 | 2 |
n8n-nodes-youtube-scraper-apify |
12 | 0.3.0 | August 12, 2026 | 4 | 0 |
n8n-nodes-fuel-prices-api |
10 | 0.1.1 | June 2, 2026 | 2 | 0 |
Weekly downloads: npm downloads API, October 16 to October 25, 2026 (7 days with npm data, scaled to a week). Versions and releases: npm registry; stars: GitHub; checked October 27, 2026. Ranked by weekly npm downloads.
Apify (official): run Actors and trigger workflows
This is Apify’s own node and the most downloaded option. It lets you run Apify Actors, extract structured data from websites and automate complex web scraping tasks from n8n.
The package includes two nodes:
- Apify: runs Actors and tasks, and can return their dataset items when a run finishes.
- Apify Trigger: a trigger node, which on self-hosted n8n needs a public webhook URL.
On n8n Cloud you can install it from the community node registry in the nodes panel, as long as verified community nodes are enabled on your instance. On self-hosted n8n you install it from Settings > Community Nodes. For the trigger to work on a self-hosted instance, n8n needs a public webhook URL, because the default localhost URLs cannot be reached by external services.
Install: npm install @apify/n8n-nodes-apify (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter @apify/n8n-nodes-apify). Node details | npm | GitHub
Hypebridge Actors: event, influencer and product scrapers
This package bundles nodes for Hypebridge’s Apify Actors. Each node runs one Actor and uses an Apify API key connection.
- Event scrapers: Find Events (finds and normalizes local events across sources), Eventbrite Search, Luma, Dice.fm, Shotgun Live, Posh VIP, Prekindle and Eventnoire.
- Influencer marketing: Influencer Discovery ranks Instagram and TikTok influencers by brand fit, and Influencer Evaluation gives a deep look at profiles with audience insights.
- Product data: Temu collects product, category and home-feed data from URLs. Keyword search and merchant pages are not supported, and reviews include ratings and dates but no written text.
- Other: Eater restaurant guides, TeamBlind posts and discussions, and DraftKings prediction markets and odds.
Install: npm install n8n-nodes-hypebridge-actors (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter n8n-nodes-hypebridge-actors). Node details | npm | GitHub
n8n-nodes-apify: community node for the Apify API
This is an independent community node, separate from Apify’s official package. It covers three groups of Apify API operations:
- Actors: fetch actor collections and objects, run actors synchronously, abort, metamorph or resurrect runs, and get the last run object and its storages.
- Actor Tasks: manage task collections and objects, run tasks synchronously and get dataset items, and fetch the last run and its storages.
- Datasets: get dataset collections, specific datasets and dataset items.
It authenticates with an Apify API key stored under the apifyApi credential. The README says it was tested with n8n version 1.57.0, and the package has had only one release, so check that it works on your instance.
Install: npm install n8n-nodes-apify (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter n8n-nodes-apify). Node details | npm | GitHub
LinkedIn Company Employees: list people at a company
This node lists the people who work at a company, using LinkedIn’s public pages. You give it LinkedIn company URLs or company names, and it returns one item per person with name, job title, location and profile URL. You can narrow results by job title keywords and location.
Each person’s public profile is checked to confirm they still work at the company, and verified people can come with full profile data such as about text, work history, education and follower count. You choose Simplified, Raw or Selected Fields output. It also works as an AI Agent tool.
It runs on the LinkedIn Company Employees API on Apify, bills per person returned and needs no LinkedIn account or cookie. You need an Apify API token. The README says to install it on self-hosted n8n.
Install: npm install n8n-nodes-linkedin-company-employees-api (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter n8n-nodes-linkedin-company-employees-api). Node details | npm | GitHub
Website Content Crawler by Apify: text for LLMs
This node from Apify runs the Website Content Crawler Actor, which deep crawls one or more websites and extracts their text. It is meant for sites like documentation, knowledge bases, help sites and blogs, and it is especially useful for feeding content to LLMs and other AI apps.
It has a single operation, Run Crawler, which runs the crawler with optional input parameters and fetches the results. You can connect it to an AI Agent node as a tool.
It supports two ways to authenticate: an Apify API key under apifyApi, or OAuth2 under apifyOAuth2Api, which is available only on n8n Cloud.
Install: npm install @apify/n8n-nodes-apify-content-crawler (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter @apify/n8n-nodes-apify-content-crawler). Node details | npm | GitHub
Fuel Prices: US gas station prices by location
This node returns real-time fuel prices and station details for a ZIP code, city or GPS coordinates. Coverage is mainly the United States, with some Canadian locations. It runs on the Fuel Prices API on Apify and bills per result.
Its one operation, Fuel Price > Search, takes:
- a search location (required)
- a fuel type: Regular, Midgrade, Premium, Diesel, E85 or Unleaded 88
- a maximum data age in days
- an output mode: Simplified, Raw or Selected Fields
Each result is a nearby station with name, address, distance, cash and credit prices, price timestamps and ratings. It also works as an AI Agent tool. It supports an Apify API token or Apify OAuth2. Until it is verified, the README says to install it on self-hosted n8n.
Install: npm install n8n-nodes-fuel-prices-api (in n8n: Settings, Community Nodes, enter n8n-nodes-fuel-prices-api). Node details | npm | GitHub
Other packages
- n8n-nodes-youtube-scraper-apify: Runs Apify YouTube scraping Actors from n8n, covering videos, channels, playlists, comments, transcripts and search. The README documents little beyond that.
How to choose
For general Apify work, such as running Apify Actors, use the official @apify/n8n-nodes-apify. It includes an Apify Trigger node. n8n-nodes-apify lists operations for actors, actor tasks and datasets, but it has had a single release.
Pick a dedicated node when the job is narrow:
- Crawling sites into text for AI agents: Website Content Crawler by Apify.
- Events, influencers, Temu, Eater, TeamBlind or DraftKings: n8n-nodes-hypebridge-actors.
- Employee lists for prospecting or recruiting: n8n-nodes-linkedin-company-employees-api.
- Local fuel prices: n8n-nodes-fuel-prices-api.
If you are on n8n Cloud, check that the node is verified before you plan around it.
FAQ
Is there an official Apify node for n8n?
Yes. Apify publishes @apify/n8n-nodes-apify, which runs Apify Actors and includes an Apify Trigger node. Apify also publishes @apify/n8n-nodes-apify-content-crawler, a separate node that runs the Website Content Crawler Actor to extract text from websites.
Can I use these Apify nodes on n8n Cloud?
The official Apify node can be installed on n8n Cloud from the community node registry if verified community nodes are enabled. The LinkedIn Company Employees and Fuel Prices READMEs say to install those nodes on a self-hosted instance, because n8n Cloud only allows verified community nodes.
Why does the Apify Trigger not fire on my self-hosted n8n?
By default, locally run n8n creates webhook URLs with localhost, which external services cannot reach. Apify's READMEs say a public webhook URL is required for the trigger to work; the Website Content Crawler README says to export WEBHOOK_URL with a publicly accessible address and restart n8n.
Which Apify nodes work as AI Agent tools?
The READMEs say the Website Content Crawler, LinkedIn Company Employees and Fuel Prices nodes can be connected to an n8n AI Agent as tools. This lets an agent crawl site content, look up who works at a company or check local fuel prices on demand.
See every node on the Apify hub.



