
Outscraper Mcp Server
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Outscraper MCP Server provides MCP-compatible clients with access to Outscraper’s data extraction tools. It enables web, business, maps, reviews, and search-related data collection through the Outscraper API using a simple MCP server configuration.
Overview
What is Outscraper MCP Server?
Outscraper MCP Server connects MCP-compatible AI clients to Outscraper’s data extraction and automation capabilities. It allows AI assistants to use Outscraper services through the Model Context Protocol, making it easier to collect business, search, maps, reviews, and web data directly from an MCP-enabled environment.
How to use Outscraper MCP Server?
Install by adding the server configuration to your MCP client. Use npx to run the server and set your Outscraper API key in the OUTSCRAPER_API_KEY environment variable.
Key features of Outscraper MCP Server
- Connects AI assistants to the Outscraper API
- Works with any MCP-compatible client
- Installs easily through
npx - Supports API-key based authentication
- Useful for business data, search, and maps extraction
Use cases of Outscraper MCP Server
- Collect Google Maps business listings and details
- Extract search results and web data for research
- Gather customer reviews and ratings from multiple sources
- Build lead generation workflows from public business data
FAQ from Outscraper MCP Server
What is Outscraper MCP Server and how does it differ from using the Outscraper API directly?
It provides a Model Context Protocol interface, allowing AI assistants to call Outscraper services without writing custom API integration code.
How do I install Outscraper MCP Server?
Add the provided JSON configuration to your MCP client, specifying npx -y outscraper-mcp as the command and your Outscraper API key in the OUTSCRAPER_API_KEY environment variable.
What authentication is required?
You need a valid Outscraper API key, which is passed via the OUTSCRAPER_API_KEY environment variable.
What types of data can I extract through this server?
You can extract business data, search data, Google Maps data, customer reviews, and general web data for lead generation and research.
Are there any runtime dependencies?
The server runs via npx, so Node.js must be available on the machine running the MCP client.