ZenRows MCP. Bypass Cloudflare and scrape structured data from any site.

ZenRows connects your AI client to industrial-grade web scraping via MCP. It’s built for when you need data from a website, period—no setup headaches, just clean output. We handle the messy bits: proxy rotation, CAPTCHAs, and rendering JavaScript so your agent gets what it needs.

Handling Protected Sites & Anti-Bot Measures:
If a site is locked down with Cloudflare or DataDome, you gotta use scrape_antibot. This tool runs scrapes using full anti-bot bypass tech; it’s necessary for heavily protected websites. For general scraping that still needs to dodge detection, scrape_html handles the raw HTML extraction while automatically rotating proxies and managing CAPTCHAs along the way.

When you need maximum anonymity—like when you're doing high-volume data pulls—you use scrape_premium, which leverages premium residential proxies to make your scrape requests look like they come from real people.

Extracting Specific Data Types:
Don’t waste time writing manual selectors; just run scrape_autoparse. This tool automatically extracts structured data, dumping clean JSON records even if the site is complex—perfect for e-commerce or search results. If you know exactly what you're looking for and need to define parameters yourself, scrape_custom lets you execute a scrape using advanced custom settings that you specify.

Dealing with Dynamic & Visual Content:
If the content only loads after JavaScript runs (like on most Single Page Applications), you gotta call scrape_js. This uses a headless browser to capture the full rendered state, ensuring your agent gets client-side data and not just the initial skeleton HTML. Sometimes, though, you need to wait for something specific before continuing; use scrape_wait to pause the process until a particular element (identified by its CSS selector) actually appears on the page.

Cleaning Up and Targeting:
Need content that’s clean enough for an LLM? Run scrape_markdown. This tool scrapes the web page and converts it into pure Markdown format, stripping out all the junk like ads, navigation menus, and boilerplate garbage. If you just need raw HTML without worrying about structure, use scrape_html to grab the basic code.

To target content from a specific place—say, only pricing for Germany or US-only articles—you run scrape_geo. This executes scrapes by forcing the request through high-anonymity residential proxies limited to country codes you specify.

Utility Tools:
Sometimes all your agent needs is a picture of what's going on. You can use get_screenshot to return a URL that generates an image of the target web page, letting you visually confirm the layout or state. If scraping isn’t enough and you just need a visual reference, you get a screenshot URL.

ZenRows handles everything behind the scenes—the proxies, the JavaScript rendering, the bot evasion—so your agent gets clean, usable data immediately.