Scrape WooCommerce store leads with ScraperCity and sync verified contacts to Airtable
Who is this for This template is for sales teams, lead generation agencies, and growth marketers who want to build targeted lists of WooCommerce store owners -- complete with verified emails, phone numbers, and social...
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Who is this for
This template is for sales teams, lead generation agencies, and growth marketers who want to build targeted lists of WooCommerce store owners -- complete with verified emails, phone numbers, and social profiles -- and have those contacts automatically land in Airtable for outreach or CRM workflows.
How it works
1. A manual trigger starts the workflow and a configuration node lets you set your target country, lead volume, and which data points to collect (emails, phones). 2. A POST request to the ScraperCity store-leads API kicks off an async scrape job targeting WooCommerce stores and returns a runId. 3. The workflow enters a polling loop -- waiting 60 seconds between each status check -- until the ScraperCity job reports SUCCEEDED. 4. Once complete, the results CSV is downloaded via the ScraperCity download endpoint. 5. A Code node parses the CSV, cleans the data, and deduplicates records by email address. 6. A filter removes rows missing both email and phone, keeping only actionable contacts. 7. Each verified contact is upserted into an Airtable base, ready for outreach.
How to set up
1. Create a ScraperCity account at scrapercity.com and copy your API key. 2. In n8n, create an HTTP Header Auth credential named ScraperCity API Key with the header Authorization: Bearer YOURKEY. 3. Create an Airtable personal access token credential in n8n. 4. Open the Configure Scrape Parameters node and set your country code, lead volume, and Airtable base/table IDs. 5. Click Execute workflow to run.
Requirements
- ScraperCity account (store-leads product) - Airtable account with a base containing columns: Name, Website, Email, Phone, Instagram, Facebook, Country - n8n instance (cloud or self-hosted)