Epic Games Store Scraper
Pricing
$2.50 / 1,000 game results
Scrape Epic Games Store offers, free games, deals, releases, demos, coming soon titles, and catalog update metadata with normalized prices and URLs.
Optional when the actor is deployed as a fixed platform actor.
Discovery signal to collect.
Required for search mode. Also used to narrow browse/deals and resolve update checks when gameId/gameUrl is omitted.
Optional category/genre filter, for example rpg, action, roguelike, strategy, or a platform-specific category id.
Optional platform game id for update checks, for example a Steam appid, GOG product id, Epic offer id, or itch game id.
Maximum normalized game records to push to the default dataset. When the actor is monetized with the result-item event, this is the maximum billable result count for the run.
Two-letter region for price and availability where the platform supports it.
Currency code used for normalized prices when source data omits a currency.
Fetch detail pages/API records when useful and cheap.
Fail the run when no records were found. Disable for expected no-match checks.
Fallback pagination cap for platforms that do not expose direct filtered endpoints.
Optional MCP connectors that receive the delivered scrape results after the dataset is written. Use this to post results to tools such as Slack, Notion, GitHub, Supabase, or another MCP-compatible destination without giving this Actor your third-party credentials.
Optional exact MCP tool to call on each selected connector. Leave empty to auto-select a send/post/write/log/create/insert/upsert/append tool from the connector.
Optional JSON object used as the exact MCP tool arguments. Template values are supported: {{markdown}}, {{summaryText}}, {{payloadJson}}, {{recordsJson}}, {{records}}, {{summary}}, {{payload}}, {{runId}}, {{datasetId}}, and {{runUrl}}.
Optional destination identifier used by auto mode, for example a Slack channel ID, database ID, table name, page ID, or another target field required by the connector tool.
Payload style for automatic MCP connector arguments.
Maximum delivered records included in the connector payload. This does not change dataset billing; it only limits the connector message size.
