ScrapeOps MCP

When to choose ScrapeOps MCP

Connect to ScrapeOps MCP

Choose a connection profile below and replace credential placeholders in your own MCP client. The transport describes the MCP connection.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "scrapeops-stdio": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@scrapeops/mcp"
      ],
      "env": {
        "SCRAPEOPS_API_KEY": "YOUR_SCRAPEOPS_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Discover links and extract a sample

A suggested sequence using the documented tools. Check the connected server's tool schema before making a call.

1. Choose candidate pages

   Collect links from a starting page, then select a small set relevant to the requested record type.

   Tools: return_links

   Sources: ScrapeOps official MCP release notes

2. Inspect one candidate

   Retrieve a sample page. Add rendering or a screenshot if necessary to understand what content is available.

   Tools: maps_web

   Sources: ScrapeOps official MCP release notes, ScrapeOps Proxy API quick start

3. Request structured output

   Use domain parsing or an LLM schema for the selected page. Check required fields in the first result before scaling to more candidates.

   Tools: extract_data

   Sources: ScrapeOps MCP reference

Selected tools & example tasks

• maps_web

  Retrieve a URL with optional rendering or screenshot output.

  Example task: Inspect a source page.

  Sources: ScrapeOps official MCP release notes
• extract_data

  Extract structured data through domain parsers or an LLM schema.

  Example task: Collect product or job records.

  Sources: ScrapeOps official MCP release notes, ScrapeOps MCP reference
• return_links

  Collect normalized links from a page.

  Example task: Choose candidate pages to extract.

  Sources: ScrapeOps MCP reference

Troubleshoot the connection

Limits & undocumented behavior

• The documented package requires Node.js 22 or later.
• Proxy options apply to scraping requests; these tools do not establish a proxy-account management interface.
• Documentation-confirmed; no live authenticated extraction was performed.

Sources & review history

This listing is documentation-confirmed. We reviewed the primary sources below; this is not a successful live connection test.

Record updated 2026-09-27. Review due 2026-10-27.

1. ScrapeOps MCP referenceChecked 2026-09-27 · Package configuration, runtime requirement and tool parameters.
2. ScrapeOps official MCP release notesChecked 2026-09-27 · Published tools, extraction capabilities and local deployment.
3. ScrapeOps Proxy API quick startChecked 2026-09-27 · Request options, timeouts and account usage visibility.
4. ScrapeOps product pricingChecked 2026-09-27 · Successful-request credit plans versus bandwidth plans.
5. Official ScrapeOps MCP repositoryChecked 2026-09-27 · Official implementation, stdio startup, tool behavior and MIT license.

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