Web Scraping
Keywords we look for on websites — what your buyers write, or a competitor's script — and every match becomes a lead.
Connect the MCP server, then just ask. Your assistant reads your current keywords first, so adding one never wipes the others, and asks you before anything that spends credits.
| get_web_scraping | Web Scraping looks for your keywords on websites across the open web — in the page text or in the scripts a site loads — and adds the companies that match, with their people, as leads under Leads › Web Scraping. | Read-only |
| update_web_scraping | Turns Web Scraping on or off and sets its keywords (exact or fuzzy match, each can be paused), the daily limit (1-500 leads, 1 credit each) and contacts-only (only companies where we found a person). | Changes data · Credits |
| suggest_web_scraping_keywords | Keyword ideas for Web Scraping: phrases the website's buyers would write about themselves on their own sites (never the seller's own category words). | Read-only |
Use case
Find companies that have a competitor's tracker on their site.
Called update_web_scrapingShow input
{
"websiteId": "64b7f0a1c2d3e4f5a6b7c8d9",
"enabled": true,
"keywords": [
{
"value": "competitor-tool.com",
"matchMode": "exact",
"paused": false
}
],
"dailyLimit": 50,
"contactsOnly": true
}Use case
Which of my keywords brought leads this week?
Called get_web_scrapingShow input
{
"websiteId": "64b7f0a1c2d3e4f5a6b7c8d9"
}