Quick Start Guides

Step-by-step guides showing you how to quickly get started using ScraperAPI

NodeJS & Cheerio Integration

NodeJS & Cheerio Integration

In this guide, we’ll see how you can easily use ScraperAPI with a NodeJS scraper to scrape the web at scale. We will walk you through exactly how to create a scraper that will: Send requests to ScraperAPI using our API endpoint, NodeJS SDK, or proxy port. Automatically catch and
NodeJS Puppeteer Integration

NodeJS Puppeteer Integration

In this guide, we’ll see how you can easily use ScraperAPI with a NodeJS Puppeteer scraper. We will walk you through exactly how to integrate ScraperAPI and the common mistakes users make so you can get scraping as quickly as possible. Full code examples can be found on GitHub here.
Python Selenium Integration

Python Selenium Integration

In this guide, we’ll see how you can easily use ScraperAPI with a Python Selenium scraper. We will walk you through exactly how to integrate ScraperAPI and the common mistakes users make so you can get scraping as quickly as possible. Full code examples can be found on GitHub here.
Python Scrapy Integration

Python Scrapy Integration

In this guide, we’ll see how you can easily use ScraperAPI with Python’s Scrapy web scraping framework. We will walk you through exactly how to integrate ScraperAPI with your Scrapy spiders so you can get the most out of ScraperAPI. Full code examples can be found on GitHub here. Getting
Python Requests and Beautifulsoup Integration

Python Requests and Beautifulsoup Integration

In this guide, we’ll see how you can easily use ScraperAPI with the Python Request library to scrape the web at scale. We will walk you through exactly how to create a scraper that will: Send requests to ScraperAPI using our API endpoint, Python SDK or proxy port. Automatically catch

Integration Tutorials

Integrate ScraperAPI with your favourite scraping tools so you never have to worry about proxies again

Scrapebox Integration

Setting up Scrapebox to use ScraperAPI as a proxy is straightforward. Scrapebox generally recommends using multiple proxies to spread your scrapes across IP addresses and prevent bot detection, but when using ScraperAPI we do all that for you. So you only need to configure Scrapebox to use one proxy: ScraperAPI.