Searchie gives you the accuracy of a robust API, but you never have to write a single request. All the complexity stays under the hood — you simply drag, drop, and automate inside Zapier, Make, or n8n.

What inspired me to build Searchie was a simple but frustrating gap I kept running into: there was no easy, reliable, or non-technical web scraper available inside Zapier. Every solution either required coding, custom APIs, proxies, complex setup, or just wasn’t friendly for everyday automators. For people who simply wanted to pull Google Search results or extract content from a webpage, the process was way too hard. So I built Searchie to solve exactly that. My goal was to make web data accessible to everyone — not just developers. Searchie handles all the technical heavy lifting behind the scenes (parsing, scraping, rate limits, proxies), and gives users clean, structured data they can drop straight into their workflows. In short: Searchie brings the power of web scraping and Google Search into Zapier in a way that’s finally simple, fast, and no-code. That’s the problem I set out to solve — and I’m excited to see how people use it.

Wow, I am intrigued by the idea. So does this API pull out any data from the website and google?

@chilarai Thanks! Yes — the API can fetch targeted data both from Google (news, images, videos, maps, shopping, etc.) and from any public webpage.
The search endpoints give you structured Google results, while the webpage scraper extracts content directly from a URL and returns it in clean JSON.

Everything is built to be automation-friendly, so you can plug it straight into Zapier, without touching code.

Make and n8n are coming soon. :)

Wow, I am intrigued by the idea. So does this API pull out any data from the website and google?

Everything is built to be automation-friendly, so you can plug it straight into Zapier, without touching code.

Make and n8n are coming soon. :)

Searchie

API Power. No-Code Experience.

API Power. No-Code Experience.