Export to S3, Sheets, databases & webhooks

Add a destination once in the dashboard (Developers → Destinations) or with the API, then add export to any request: once it succeeded, its result is sent there, in the background.

{
  "target_url": "https://example.com/products",
  "fields": { "products": { "selector": ".product", "items": { "name": "h2", "price": ".price" } } },
  "export": "my-bucket"
}

• "export": "<name>", or { "to": "<name>", "format": "csv" } (S3 only: json, ndjson or csv), or a list of up to 3.
• It works the same with async jobs and scheduled scrapes: put it in the body you schedule, and every run is exported.
• The response says what was queued, next to its meta: "export": [{ "destination": "my-bucket", "delivery": 42, "status": "pending" }]. Each destination lists its deliveries, where they went, and why one failed.
• A delivery that fails is tried again after 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes and 2 hours. A failed request exports nothing.
• Each result delivered costs a few credits (see credits); Send a test in the dashboard is free.

DestinationsCopy Anchor Link

S3 storageCopy Anchor Link

AWS S3 or any S3-compatible storage (Cloudflare R2, MinIO, Backblaze B2, Wasabi…): a bucket, its region, an access key allowed to PutObject, and for anything but AWS, the endpoint (https://<account>.r2.cloudflarestorage.com). Each result is one object:

<prefix>2026/10/26/<request id>.json

json is the response as is; ndjson one line per page; csv one row per page, or one row per item when a page holds a single list (a listing), with nested values as price.amount columns.

Google SheetsCopy Anchor Link

Rows are appended to a tab, under its header; columns that don't exist yet are added at the end. It uses a Google Cloud service account:

1. In Google Cloud, create a service account and a JSON key for it, and enable the Google Sheets API.
2. Share the spreadsheet with the service account's email, as Editor.
3. Paste the spreadsheet's URL and the JSON key in the destination.

Rows are shaped like the CSV above: when, the page's URL, then one column per value.

PostgresCopy Anchor Link

A connection string (postgres://user:password@host:5432/database) and a table, created when it's missing:

TLS is on by default, with the certificate checked. The host must be reachable from the internet: addresses of private networks are refused.

MySQLCopy Anchor Link

The same, for MySQL or MariaDB: mysql://user:password@host:3306/database, the same columns (data and error as json), TLS on by default.

BigQueryCopy Anchor Link

A project, an existing dataset, a table (created when missing, same columns, data as JSON) and a service account key with the BigQuery Data Editor role on the dataset. Rows are streamed, one per page.

WebhookCopy Anchor Link

Any public HTTPS endpoint. Each result is POSTed as JSON:

{ "request_id": "…", "delivered_at": "2026-10-26T09:00:00.000Z", "response": { … } }

signed like async jobs (x-signature: sha256=<HMAC of the body with your webhook secret>), with the headers you add (an authorization token, for instance, kept encrypted). Any 2xx counts as delivered.

With the APICopy Anchor Link

/v1/destinations takes and returns the same as the dashboard, with your API key: