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Send scraped data anywhere your team works.

UScraper already exports clean CSV and JSON to your disk. We're building native destinations for the tools your team already lives in — Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Slack, Drive, plus the universal escape hatch, webhooks.

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Already shipping today: CSV and JSON file exports to any folder on your machine.

Where your scraped data can go

Coming soon

Google Sheets

Airtable

Notion

Webhooks

Zapier & Make

Google Drive

Slack notifications

Email (SMTP)

Native blocks — configure once, run on every scrape

Already shipping

You don't have to wait for the roadmap.

The integrations on the roadmap are convenience features. UScraper already runs end-to-end workflows today — including the destinations that matter most for most teams.

Available today

CSV & JSON exports

Every scrape and automation can already write CSV or JSON to your local disk — versioned with the run history.

Available today

Any folder, any drive

Point UScraper at a synced OneDrive, Dropbox, or iCloud folder and exports show up wherever your team already collaborates.

Available today

Scheduled runs

Cron-style schedules trigger scrapes overnight; the next time you open Drive or Sheets, the file is ready.

Available today

Inject JavaScript

Custom JS blocks let power users push data straight to any HTTP endpoint without waiting for the official Webhooks block.

What you can do

Three outcomes, eight destinations.

Every integration on this page is built around a specific thing you want to do with your scraped data. Pick the outcome, see the tools that get you there.

Get your data into the tools you already use

Land scraped rows in the spreadsheets and databases your team opens every day.

The most common ask we hear: just put the scraped data where my team already works. No middleware, no SDK, no JSON wrangling — just rows in a sheet, base, or page that everyone already knows how to use.

Replace copy-paste workflows entirely
Refresh dashboards and pivots automatically each morning
Use the filters, views, and formulas your team already knows

Coming soon

Google Sheets

Spreadsheets

Pipe scraped rows straight into a spreadsheet

Authenticate once, point UScraper at a sheet, and let every run append fresh rows. The most natural workflow for marketers, analysts, and researchers who already live in Sheets — and the integration our customers ask for most.

Best for

Analysts, marketers, and ops teams who already work in Sheets.

Example workflow

Daily Trustpilot review pull → new rows appended to a shared Sheet → pivot tables refresh automatically by 9am.

Coming soon

Airtable

Databases

Structured rows into your operational base

Authenticate, choose a base and table, and let each scrape append or upsert records. The structured-data home for agencies and ops teams who need formulas, lookups, and relational views.

Best for

Agencies and ops teams managing structured datasets.

Example workflow

Weekly competitor SKU pull → Airtable base with formulas, lookups, and dashboards → account managers ping clients with insights.

Coming soon

Notion

Databases

Append scraped data straight into a Notion database

Wire any scrape or automation result into a Notion database — perfect for knowledge bases, agency client portals, and team wikis that double as data stores.

Best for

Small teams and agencies using Notion as their operational layer.

Example workflow

Daily news scrape across 12 topics → rows appended to a Notion database → editorial team browses headlines with Notion's filters.

Wire UScraper into the rest of your stack

Push run output to any URL or trigger 7,000+ downstream apps through the automation platform you already pay for.

The escape hatch for power users and enterprise teams. Whether it's your CRM, an internal API, or a Zapier/Make Zap that fans out to ten apps — these integrations turn UScraper into a building block of your wider automation stack.

Drop scraped rows into HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or any custom API
Trigger 7,000+ pre-built actions via Zapier, Make, or n8n
Build cross-system automations without writing glue code

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Webhooks

Workflow

The universal connector — one block, thousands of destinations

POST the run result (or any custom payload) to a URL when a scrape or automation finishes. Bridges UScraper into CRMs, custom backends, observability tools, and every iPaaS that listens for HTTP.

Best for

Power users wiring UScraper into existing pipelines.

Example workflow

Scrape competitor pricing → POST the JSON to your CRM's ingest endpoint → sales team sees new data on their dashboard instantly.

Coming soon

Zapier & Make

Workflow

Native triggers in the iPaaS layer your team already pays for

First-class apps inside Zapier, Make, and n8n that fire when a UScraper run completes. Pre-built triggers with rich payloads, ready for the 7,000+ apps these platforms cover.

Best for

Enterprise teams and operators already living inside Zapier or Make.

Example workflow

Run finishes → Zapier picks up the trigger → row added to HubSpot, ping in Slack, document saved to Notion. One scrape, three downstream actions.

Stay in the loop on every run

Share files with the team and know the moment a scheduled run finishes — success or failure.

Scheduled scrapes and overnight automations are only useful if you know what happened. Drop exports in a shared folder, ping the channel that cares, or email the CSV to a stakeholder who just wants the file.

Auto-share CSVs to the folder your team already collaborates in
Get a Slack ping the moment a scheduled run completes
Email reports directly to non-technical stakeholders

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Google Drive

Storage

Export CSVs straight to the Drive folder your team shares

Write CSV and JSON exports directly into a Drive folder the team already uses. Pairs perfectly with scheduled runs — your file is waiting before anyone opens their laptop.

Best for

Teams sharing exports across Google Workspace.

Example workflow

Nightly eBay price pull → CSV saved to /Drive/Pricing/2026-05-21.csv → ops team opens it in Sheets the next morning.

Coming soon

Slack notifications

Notifications

Drop a run summary into the channel that cares

Notify a Slack channel when a scheduled scrape or automation finishes — success, failure, row count, and a link to the output file. A workflow signal for the team, not just an inbox notification.

Best for

Teams running scheduled workflows who need visibility.

Example workflow

“Daily login monitor ✓ Passed — dashboard loaded in 4.2s. Screenshot attached.” Posted at 6:05am into #ops-monitoring.

Coming soon

Email (SMTP)

Send the CSV as an attachment when the run finishes

Configure SMTP credentials (or use a transactional provider) and ship the exported file as an attachment to a recipient list. Simple, low-tech, surprisingly effective for non-technical stakeholders.

Best for

Non-technical recipients who just want the file in their inbox.

Example workflow

Weekly Trustpilot summary CSV emailed to [email protected] every Friday at 5pm. No login, no dashboard — just the attachment.

Influence the roadmap

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UScraper is built by a small team that listens. The current roadmap came directly from customer requests — yours could shape the next one.

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Cast your vote and we'll prioritize the integrations our customers actually need. The order on this page moves based on customer demand — your vote is what shapes it.

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Need something that's not on the list? Tell us. If it's a fit for the no-code scraping audience, we'll add it to the public roadmap.

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Integrations, answered.

The most common questions about when integrations ship, how they're priced, and what you can do today without waiting.

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Start exporting today. Integrations land as they ship.

Download UScraper and pipe scraped data to CSV or JSON on your machine right now. When Sheets, Airtable, Webhooks, and the rest go live, they plug into the same workflows you already run.

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Send scraped data anywhere your team works.

You don't have to wait for the roadmap.

CSV & JSON exports

Any folder, any drive

Scheduled runs

Inject JavaScript

Three outcomes, eight destinations.

Get your data into the tools you already use

Google Sheets

Airtable

Notion

Wire UScraper into the rest of your stack

Webhooks

Zapier & Make

Stay in the loop on every run

Google Drive

Slack notifications

Email (SMTP)

Don't see your tool? Tell us.

Vote on what we ship next

Suggest a new integration

Get notified when it lands

Integrations, answered.

Start exporting today. Integrations land as they ship.

Frequently asked questions

Stop writing scripts. Start scraping visually.

Send scraped data anywhere your team works.

You don't have to wait for the roadmap.

CSV & JSON exports

Any folder, any drive

Scheduled runs

Inject JavaScript

Three outcomes, eight destinations.

Google Sheets

Airtable

Notion

Webhooks

Zapier & Make

Google Drive

Slack notifications

Email (SMTP)

Don't see your tool? Tell us.

Vote on what we ship next

Suggest a new integration

Get notified when it lands

Integrations, answered.

When will these integrations be available?

Can I push data to a destination that isn't on this page?

Do I need to keep my computer on for Sheets, Airtable, or Webhooks to fire?

What's the difference between Webhooks and Zapier?

Are you adding integrations beyond this list?

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Frequently asked questions

What is UScraper?

Is UScraper a scraper or an automation tool?

Is there a monthly subscription fee?

Does UScraper send my data to any server?

Do I need to write code to use UScraper?

How does UScraper compare to Octoparse, Browse.AI, Apify, or UiPath?

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