ScrapeField
com.scrapefield/scrapefield · v1.0.0
Google Maps, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and X data as tools. Demo mode needs no key.
MCPremoteAPI keySocial mediaImages, video & audioAnalytics & marketing
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Reachable, 47 tools, protocol 2025-06-18 · checked 2026-10-17
Test & rating
B 75/100
What it does: 47 tools · 46 read, 1 write · Social media, Images, video & audio, Analytics & marketing
Test call get_place: failed — tool error: {
"error": {
"type": "invalid_request",
"code": "missing_one_of",
"message": "Give one of `place_id` or `u (935 ms)
How the rating is made
- Answers without login: +30
- Speed of first answer: +10
- Lists tools: +10
- Tool descriptions: +15
- Parameter descriptions: +10
- Read/write annotations: 0
- Safe test call: 0
- More than 80 tools: 0
Tested 2026-10-17. Fixed rules, no AI model. Grade A needs a successful real call.
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Remote URL
https://scrapefield.com/mcpTools
47 tools listed at last check
search_placesFind businesses and places on Google Maps by a text query, optionally around a point. Each result is the full listing: place_id, name, categories, formatted_address, location, rating and user_ratings_total, phone, website, opening_hours and business_status — named as in Google's Places API. Use thisget_placeFetch one Google Maps listing in full: name, categories, formatted_address, location, rating, user_ratings_total, rating_distribution, price_level, phone numbers, website, opening_hours, the About tab and business_status. popular_times is in the object, and null where the source does not give it. Acget_place_reviewsFetch Google reviews for one place: rating, text, language, publish_time, the author (with their Local Guide badge and review count), photos and the owner_response where there is one. The first page has up to 8 reviews, and each page after it up to 20. Use this for review monitoring and sentiment woget_place_photosFetch the photos on one place's listing, as URLs on Google's CDN; we do not rehost images. Dimensions and uploader are in the object, and null where the source does not give them. Give exactly one of `place_id` or `url`. Costs 4 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_place_postsFetch the updates the owner posted on one place's listing, newest first: the text, the day, an image and where it links, such as an offer or an event. Use this to watch what a competitor announces. Give exactly one of `place_id` or `url`. Costs 4 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_linkedin_profileFetch a LinkedIn profile: full_name, headline, about, location, follower_count, connection_count, current_company, experience, education and skills. With `detail=with_email`, also look for their work email, each address checked with its mail server. Use this to enrich a person from their profile URLget_linkedin_companyFetch a LinkedIn company page: name, tagline, description, website, industry, company_size, employees_on_linkedin, headquarters, company_type, founded, specialties and follower_count. Use this to enrich a company from its LinkedIn URL. Give exactly one of `url` or `vanity_name`. Costs 3 credits, cacget_linkedin_employee_statsFetch the counts on a company's People tab: where its people live, what they do, where they studied, what they are skilled at, each as a list of names and member counts. Use this to size a team, or to see where a company hires. Give exactly one of `url` or `vanity_name` or `company_id`. Costs 7 credget_linkedin_company_peopleFetch the people who list a company as their employer, 25 a page from Sales Navigator, which hides no one: each person's name, location and profile, and their current roles, each with its title, employer and `company_id`, and start month. The same object, and price, as linkedin/people with `source=ssearch_linkedin_peopleFind people by name, title, company, school or place. With `source=public` (the default), LinkedIn's own people search: it finds people well by name, but hides many other results as "LinkedIn Member", and those are left out. With `source=sales_navigator`, Sales Navigator's lead search: every match,search_linkedin_servicesFind people who list a service on their profile, by what they offer and where: "web design" in "California". LinkedIn hides no one in this search, so it finds people that `linkedin/people` hides. Each result is a person, with their headline and place, 10 a page. Costs 7 credits, cached or not; a faisearch_linkedin_companiesFind companies by name or keywords, place and size, up to 50 a page. Each result has the company's id, page, industry, place and followers; linkedin/company gives the whole page, and linkedin/employees its people. Costs 7 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_linkedin_postsFetch recent posts by one person or company, or with `query` every public post with those words: text, images, video, document or article, and published_at. A person's posts also carry reaction_count (with the breakdown by kind), comment_count and repost_count; a company's carry the text and the datget_linkedin_postFetch one post by its URL: its text, images, author, published_at, reaction_count and comment_count. repost_count and the reactions by kind are null: the source gives the total only. Use linkedin/comments for its comments and linkedin/reactions for who reacted. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failget_linkedin_post_commentsFetch the comments on one post, up to 100 a page: each comment's text, author (name, headline, profile), published_at, like_count, reply_count and its own `url`, which opens the post at that comment. With `comment_url`, the replies to one comment. Use this to see who engages with a post and what theget_linkedin_post_reactionsFetch who reacted to one post, up to 100 a page: each person's or company page's name, headline and link, and which reaction. With `comment_url`, who reacted to one comment. LinkedIn lists people who react by member id, so `actor.url` is usually a member-id link (`/in/ACoAA…`) with `vanity_name` nulget_linkedin_activityFetch what one person did recently on other people's posts: with `type=comments`, the comments they wrote and when; with `type=reactions`, the posts they reacted to and how. Each item carries the post, with its author and counts, when they did it, and for a comment its own `comment_url`, which openssearch_linkedin_jobsSearch LinkedIn job postings by keyword and location, with LinkedIn's own filters. Returns each posting's title, company, location, listed_at, URL, and workplace_type and easy_apply where the list shows them. employment_type, seniority_level, salary and description are null: linkedin/job gives them.get_linkedin_jobFetch one LinkedIn job posting by its id or URL: title, company, location, employment_type, seniority_level, salary where the posting shows one, and the full description — the fields linkedin/jobs leaves null, and workplace_type, listed_at and easy_apply where the posting shows them. Use it on the jsearch_linkedin_adsSearch the ads LinkedIn shows in its public Ad Library, by advertiser, by words in the ad or by company id, optionally by country and date: each ad's advertiser, format, headline, text, image or video, call to action, where it leads, when it ran, its impressions range and its targeting, about 25 a pget_linkedin_adFetch one ad in full by its id or URL: what linkedin/ads gives, and where it was seen, country by country, with its targeting. Give exactly one of `id` or `url`. Costs 7 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_linkedin_groupFetch one group: its name, members, description, rules, when it was made and whether its posts are public. Its posts, by `group_url` on linkedin/posts, are not available yet. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 7 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.search_linkedin_groupsFind groups by keywords: each one's name, URL, members and summary, 10 a page. Costs 7 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_instagram_profileFetch an Instagram account: username, name, biography, bio_links, followers_count, follows_count, media_count, is_verified, is_private, is_business_account, category and the business contact buttons — named as in Instagram's Graph API. Use this for creator discovery and audience sizing. Give exactlyget_instagram_postsFetch recent posts and Reels by one Instagram account: shortcode, permalink, media_type, caption, timestamp, media_url, carousel children, like_count, comments_count, view_count, hashtags, mentions and the paid-partnership label. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`. Costs 3 credits, cached or noget_instagram_postFetch one Instagram post or Reel by its URL or shortcode: caption, media, username, timestamp, like_count, comments_count and view_count. Give exactly one of `url` or `shortcode`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_instagram_commentsFetch comments on one Instagram post: username, text, timestamp, like_count, reply_count and parent_id for replies. Use this for social listening and campaign verification. Give exactly one of `url` or `shortcode`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_instagram_hashtagFetch recent posts carrying one hashtag, each a full post. Use this for trend and campaign monitoring. Costs 64 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.search_instagram_accountsFind Instagram accounts by a keyword: each account's username, name and link, the most relevant first, one page. The search answers from a search index, so it gives no counts: call `instagram/profile` with a username for the whole account. Use this to find creators and brands when you do not have aget_tiktok_profileFetch a TikTok account: username, display_name, bio_description, bio_url, is_verified, follower_count, following_count, likes_count and video_count — named as in TikTok's own APIs. Use this for creator discovery and audience sizing. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`. Costs 3 credits, cached orget_tiktok_followersFetch an account's followers, newest first, or with `type=following` the accounts it follows: each a profile with its follower and video counts, about 50 a page. Use this to see who an audience is, or who a creator watches. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a fget_tiktok_videosFetch recent videos by one TikTok account: video_description, create_time, duration, cover_image_url, view_count, like_count, comment_count, share_count, favorites_count, hashtag_names and the sound. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_tiktok_videoFetch one TikTok video by URL or id: video_description, username, create_time, duration, the counts, the sound and whether duets and stitches are allowed. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_tiktok_commentsFetch comments on one TikTok video: username, text, create_time, like_count, reply_count and parent_comment_id for replies. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.search_tiktokSearch TikTok by keyword. Returns videos by default; `type=user` returns accounts and `type=hashtag` returns hashtags. Use this for trend research and creator discovery when you do not already have a username. Costs 3 credits (13 for `type=hashtag`), cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_tiktok_trendingFetch the videos TikTok's trending feed shows in one country now, each a full video. One page, which changes from call to call. Use this to see what is spreading. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.search_tiktok_adsSearch the ads in TikTok's public Ad Library by keyword: each ad's advertiser, title, industry, when it first and last ran, its video or images, the audience range and impressions, about 12 a page. TikTok's library holds ads shown in Europe. Use this to watch what a brand or a category advertises. Cget_x_profileFetch an X account: username, name, description, location, the link in the profile, verified, created_at, and public_metrics (followers_count, following_count, tweet_count and more) — named as in X's own API v2. Use this to size an account or enrich a handle. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`.get_x_postsFetch an account's newest posts, about 20 a page with `next_cursor` for older ones; or, with `community_url`, the latest posts in a community, one window. Each post has its text, created_at, public_metrics (likes, reposts, replies, quotes, bookmarks, views), media, hashtags and mentions. Give exactlget_x_postFetch one post by its URL or id: its text, author, created_at, public_metrics with views, media, hashtags and mentions, and the post it replies to or quotes. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_x_repliesFetch the replies to one post, about 30 a page: each is a post, with its author, text, likes and replies, and `referenced_tweets` naming the post it answers. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 13 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_x_retweetersFetch the accounts that reposted one post, about 20 a page, each with its counts and bio. X's API calls this "retweeted by". Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 13 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.get_x_followersFetch an account's followers, about 70 a page, or with `type=following` the accounts it follows: each an account, with its counts and bio. Use this to see who an audience is. Give exactly one of `username` or `url`. Costs 13 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.search_xSearch X as its own search box does, newest first, about 20 a page; X's search operators work inside `query` (`from:nasa`, `since:2026-09-01`, `lang:en`). `type=user` finds accounts instead. Use this to follow a topic, a brand or a campaign. Costs 13 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refundedget_x_communityFetch one community: its name, description, member_count, created_at, join_policy, rules and creator. `x/posts` with `community_url` gives its posts. Give exactly one of `url` or `id`. Costs 3 credits, cached or not; a failed call is refunded.sign_upAsk for a ScrapeField API key for the person you work for. We email them a link; they sign in and type the code this returns, and only then is a key made. Show them `user_code` and tell them to check their email. Then call check_sign_up with `id` every few seconds until it is approved: the key comescheck_sign_up`pending` until the person approves; then `approved`, with `api_key`, once. Use the key as `Authorization: Bearer …` on the API and on this server.
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