Getting Started
Step 1. Get Your Scrapeless API Key
- Create an account and log in to the Scrapeless Dashboard.
- Generate your Scrapeless API key.

Step 2. Create a New Scenario
- Log in to your Make.com account.
- Click “Create a new scenario” at the top right.
Step 3. Create a Google Sheet
We’ll use Google Sheets to store scraped data. Follow the steps below to create it:

- Use A1:D1 as the table headers (we’ll refer to this range later).
- Set header values as:
Keywords,Title,Link,Position.
Step 4. Connect Google Sheets to Make
- Click the “+” button and choose “Get Range Values” under Google Sheets

- Connect your Google account.
- Fill in or select the appropriate range.
Since we’ve set up headers, select “Yes” for Table contains headers, and enter the header range: “A1:D1”.

Step 5. Add the Scrapeless Data Module to the Scenario
- Click the “+” button to the right of the Google Sheets module.
- Search and select “Scrapeless” from the list.
- Choose the “Search Google” module.

- Click “Add” to create your connection name.
- Return to the Scrapeless Dashboard, copy your API Key, and paste it into the field.

- Fill in parameters for
Search Query,Language, andCountryas needed (default values shown). - Click “Run once” to test the module.

Step 6. Add an Iterator Module
- Add the Iterator module following the same steps.
- In the Array field, select
organic_results[]. - Run the module to verify output.

Step 7. Configure “Add a Row”
- Add the “Add a Row” module under Google Sheets.
- Configure the basic spreadsheet settings.

In the Values section, Google Sheets will auto-detect the headers we defined. Now map the output fields logically as follows:

- Keywords → use request parameter on Scrapeless:
query_displayed - Title → choose from Iterator:
title - Link → choose from Iterator:
link - Position → choose from Iterator:
position
Step 8. Run and Get Your Scraping Results
- Click “Run once” again to test and retrieve the final data results.
