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# ScraperAPI Zapier Integration

The official ScraperAPI app for Zapier is now live in the Zapier App Directory. Bring ScraperAPI's extraction, structured-data, and crawling capabilities directly into your Zaps — no code required.

### Overview

The official ScraperAPI app for Zapier is now live in the Zapier App Directory. Bring ScraperAPI's extraction, structured-data, and crawling capabilities directly into your Zaps — no code required.

[View on Zapier](https://zapier.com/apps/scraperapi/integrations)

### What's included

#### Extract data from any URL

* Extract Data from URL — Send any URL through ScraperAPI's main endpoint and receive the response as HTML, Markdown, plain text, CSV, or parsed JSON.

#### Structured data from supported sites

A single Get Structured Data action exposes parsed JSON output across the sites we support. Pick a category, then an operation — input fields adapt automatically to the operation you choose.

Supported operations at launch:

* Amazon — Product details, Search, Offers
* Google — Search, Jobs, News, Shopping, Maps search
* eBay — Search, Product details
* Walmart — Search, Category browse, Product details, Reviews
* Redfin — Listings for sale, Listings for rent, Search, Agent profile

#### Crawler jobs as Zap steps

Drive recursive crawls from inside a Zap and stream results to your own webhook:

* Create Crawler Job — Start a crawl from a seed URL.
* Get Crawler Job Status — Poll progress.
* Cancel Crawler Job — Stop an active crawl.

### Getting started

1. Find ScraperAPI in the Zapier App Directory.
2. Connect your account using your ScraperAPI API key.
3. Add an action to any Zap and start automating.

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