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collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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The ScraperAPI MCP server enables LLM clients to retrieve and process web scraping requests using the ScraperAPI services. This is the self-hosted (local) server. A hosted (remote) version is also available. Table of Contents - Features - Architecture - Installation - Available tools - Configuration - Settings - Client Setup - Development Features - Full implementation of the Model Context Protocol specification - Seamless integration with ScraperAPI for web scraping - Simple setup with Python or Docker Architecture Installation The ScraperAPI MCP Server is designed to run as a local server on your machine, your LLM client will launch it automatically when configured. Prerequisites - Python 3.11+ - Docker (optional) Using Python Install the package: Add this to your client configuration file: Using Docker Add this to your client configuration file: > [!TIP] > > If your command is not working (for example, you see a package not found error when trying to start the server), double-check the path you are using. To find the correct path, activate your virtual environment first, then run: > Available tools API scrape — Scrape any web page or image, bypassing anti-bot protection Retrieve the content of a web page, or download an image, from a URL. | Parameter | Type | Description | Required | |-----------|------|-------------|----------| | url | string | Target URL to scrape | Yes | | render | boolean | Enable JavaScript rendering for dynamic pages (default: false) | No | | country_code | string | ISO 2-letter country code for geo-targeting | No | | premium | boolean | Use premium residential/mobile proxies (default: false) | No | | ultra_premium | boolean | Advanced anti-bot bypass; incompatible with premium (default: false) | No | | device_type | string | mobile or desktop user agent | No | | output_format | string | markdown (default), text, csv, or json | No | | autoparse | boolean | Auto-parse supported sites into structured data (default: false) | No | Returns: the scraped content as a string, or image data for image URLs. SDEs Structured Data Endpoints (SDEs) return pre-parsed JSON (or CSV) instead of raw HTML. Every SDE tool also accepts output_format (json by default, or csv), tld, and country_code, shown in each tool's table. Google google_search — Parsed Google Search (SERP) results | Parameter | Type | Description | Required | |-----------|------|-------------|----------| | query | string | Search query, as typed into Google | Yes | | num | integer | Number of results to return on the page | No | | start | integer | Zero-based result offset for pagination | No | | hl | string | Interface/host language code (e.g. en, es) | No | | gl | string | Country edition to search (2-letter code) | No | | uule | string | Google uule geolocation string (advanced) | No | | date_range_start | string | Start of a custom date range, MM/DD/YYYY | No | | date_range_end | string | End of a custom date range, MM/DD/YYYY | No | | time_period | string | Recent window: 1H, 1D, 1W, 1M, or 1Y | No | | include_html | boolean | Include raw HTML alongside parsed data (default: false) | No | | tbs | string | Raw Google tbs filter parameter (advanced) | No | | output_format | string | json (default) or csv | No | | tld | string | Top-level domain (e.g. com, co.uk) | No | | country_code | string | ISO 2-letter country code for geo-targeting | No | google_news — Parsed Google News results | Parameter | Type | Description | Required | |-----------|------|-------------|----------| | query | string | Search query | Yes | | num | integer | Number of results to return on the page | No | | start | integer | Zero-based result offset for pagination | No | | hl | string | Interface/host language code | No | | gl | string | Country edition to search (2-letter code) | No | | uule | string | Google uule geolocation string (advanced) | No | | date_range_start | string | Start of a custom date range, MM/DD/YYYY | No | | date_range_end | string | End of a custom date range, MM/DD/YYYY | No | | time_period | string | Recent window: 1H, 1D, 1W, 1M, or 1Y | No | | output_format | string | json (default) or csv | No | | tld | string | Top-level domain (e.g. com, co.uk) | No | | country_code | string | ISO 2-letter country code for geo-targeting | No | google_jobs — Parsed Google Jobs listings | Parameter | Type | Description | Required | |-----------|------|-------------|----------| | query | string | Search query | Yes | | num | integer | Number of results to return on the page | No |