n8n Integrations Scraper

Review the public n8n integration directory without mixing category navigation into your app list. The Actor exports each integration card’s name, URL and available summary.

Start with the saved example

The public example shows the saved input and output fields. Run it, then open the resulting dataset to inspect the actual records.

{
  "searchUrls": [
    "https://n8n.io/integrations/"
  ],
  "maxResults": 3
}

The September 11 capture begins with Google Sheets, AI Agent and HTTP Request. Only Google Sheets has a description in those cards; the other two descriptions remain null. An empty summary does not mean a node lacks functionality. Follow the node’s item URL for its current documentation before designing a workflow.

Scope and input

The Actor selects individual app cards in the fetched HTML and removes duplicate item links within that page. It does not execute JavaScript, scroll, sign in or follow item pages. A page without accepted cards can return no rows; inspect the final source URL before treating that as a genuine empty directory.

searchUrls supplies the public pages or API responses to request. maxResults caps rows separately for each URL, from 1 to 1,000; the schema default is 10. Two input URLs with a cap of three can produce six rows. There is no automatic pagination, cross-page deduplication or complete-inventory guarantee. Increasing the cap cannot reveal records absent from the response.

This export does not collect node operations, credentials, supported triggers, workflow examples or compatibility requirements. It does not connect an n8n instance or execute a node. Directory presence is useful for a review shortlist, but it is not proof that a connection works in your environment.

Dated output example

This record comes from the September 11, 2026 source capture. Future source wording and ordering can change.

{
  "source": "n8n-integrations-scraper",
  "kind": "integrations",
  "index": 1,
  "title": "Google Sheets",
  "url": "https://n8n.io/integrations/google-sheets/",
  "description": "Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet program offered by Google for free. It similar to Microsoft Excel, and can be accessed anywhere on any device, you only need a Google account.",
  "input_url": "https://n8n.io/integrations/",
  "source_url": "https://n8n.io/integrations/"
}

Field	Meaning
title	Individual app or library name.
url	Source item URL, or the library’s declared homepage/repository/asset URL.
description	This item’s source summary; null when absent.
source, kind	Existing source and record-type labels.
index	One-based position among accepted rows for this input URL.
input_url, source_url	Requested URL and final response URL after redirects.
company	Optional explicit publisher/company value; missing information must not be inferred.
raw	Original library or structured JSON record when supplied.

Keep JSON when nulls and nested metadata matter. CSV and Excel exports are useful for a manual review. Store the run or dataset ID beside the export to retain its collection time. Compare exact item URL across dated captures, and keep your evaluation notes separate from source descriptions. A missing record in a capped response does not prove removal or loss of support.

Pricing

Charges apply to exported rows plus the existing memory-based Actor start event. Result charges per 1,000 rows are:

Plan	Result charge per 1,000
Free	$2.5
Bronze	$2.25
Silver	$2.125
Gold	$2
Platinum	$1.875
Diamond	$1.75

The Free start rate is $0.00005 per GB with a one-unit minimum; paid plans retain their displayed discounts. The Actor’s unchanged 4,096 MB default uses four start units. The Pricing tab shows current terms. Set a total charge cap for bounded API or Console runs.

Questions and operating notes

Does a listed item prove compatibility or quality? No. The export records directory or registry claims. Evaluate the current item documentation for your intended use.

Can I schedule it? Apify supports Tasks, schedules, webhooks and dataset APIs. Check a small example before adding recurring work; this Actor does not maintain comparison history or send notifications itself.

What happens when a source fails? Failed fetches fail the run while preserving earlier rows. Check the final status and server log before treating a multi-URL dataset as complete. Keep the previous valid snapshot if a refresh fails.

What should I report? Open an Actor issue with the public input, run ID and expected field. Exclude account credentials and private data. Respect the source’s terms and applicable rights when reusing its descriptions.

Are all rows third-party apps? No. The saved example contains Google Sheets alongside the built-in AI Agent and HTTP Request nodes. Keep the n8n node identity when planning a workflow instead of treating every title as an external vendor.

Does the order show which nodes are most popular? No. It follows the accepted cards in the fetched response. The Actor exports no adoption count, installation count or popularity score. A position change between captures does not establish a change in demand.

How do I compare n8n with another platform? Keep each platform’s item URL, description and observation time. Google Sheets also appears in Zapier, but matching the title does not establish identical triggers or permissions. Use the software catalog review for an offline example that preserves those separate identities.

Does maxResults limit download size? No. It limits exported rows per input URL. The HTTP request still downloads the response page, and raising the value does not activate scrolling or fetch another page.

Can I keep my evaluation notes in the description column? Keep them in a separate field or table. The exported description records the source card’s wording. Mixing it with internal compatibility notes makes later source changes difficult to review.

For related platform listings, the Zapier App Directory Scraper collects its own app cards. Compare the source URLs before joining the exports.

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