# Activepieces - Scrape.do Integration

> Source: https://scrape.do/documentation/integrations/activepieces/

Step-by-step guide to integrate Scrape.do with Activepieces for scheduled bulk web scraping flows

Scrape.do works in Activepieces through the built-in **HTTP** piece, so there is no custom piece to install. Import the ready-made flow, add your token, and it scrapes a list of URLs on a schedule and returns clean fields for each page.

The flow has four steps: **Schedule** → **Build URL List** → **Loop Over URLs** → (**Scrape.do Request** → **Extract Fields**).

## 1. Import the Flow

- Download the flow template below.
- Open [cloud.activepieces.com](https://cloud.activepieces.com) or your self-hosted instance and sign in.
- Go to **Flows** > **Import Flow** and select the file. All four steps appear wired up in a new draft.

**<a href="/uploads/blog/scrapedo-activepieces-flow.json" download="scrapedo-activepieces-flow.json">Download the Activepieces flow</a>** to import it into your instance.

## 2. Add Your Scrape.do Token

Open the **Scrape.do Request** step. Under **Query Params** you'll see two entries:

| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| `token` | `YOUR_SCRAPEDO_TOKEN` |
| `url` | `{{step_2.item.url}}` |

- Replace the placeholder with your API token from your [dashboard](https://dashboard.scrape.do).
- Leave the `url` mapping as it is. It pulls the current item from the loop.
- Put the placeholder back before you export the flow for anyone else.

## 3. Set the URLs to Scrape

Open the **Build URL List** step and swap in your own URLs. Each object becomes one loop item, so keep the `{ url: '...' }` shape:

```javascript
export const code = async (inputs) => {
  const urls = [
    'https://books.toscrape.com/catalogue/page-1.html',
    'https://books.toscrape.com/catalogue/page-2.html',
    'https://books.toscrape.com/catalogue/page-3.html',
  ];

  return urls.map((url) => ({ url }));
};
```

To read the list from a spreadsheet, delete this step and add **Google Sheets** > **Get Rows** in its place. Point the loop at that step's output and map the URL column in the HTTP step.

## 4. Add Parameters for Hard Targets

The template sends plain requests. For JavaScript-heavy or protected pages, add query params in the **Scrape.do Request** step:

- **render** - Set to `true` to render the page in a headless browser
- **super** - Set to `true` to use residential and mobile proxies

Both use extra credits (5 for `render`, 10 for `super`, 25 for both, against 1 for a plain request), so turn them on per target. See [request costs](/documentation/request-costs) for details.

> If you're unable to get a response, visit the [playground](https://dashboard.scrape.do/playground) and experiment with parameters like **Super**, **Render JavaScript**, and **Block Resources** until you get a successful response.

## 5. Test and Publish

- Click **Test Flow**. Each loop pass sends one Scrape.do request and returns an object with `url`, `status`, `title`, `h1`, `html_length` and `scraped_at`.
- Click **Publish** and the schedule takes over.

Full tutorial with every step: [How to Build a Bulk Web Scraper in Activepieces with Scrape.do (Low Code)](/blog/activepieces-web-scraper/)