In our ecosystem, a node is a specific action or operation that you trigger via API endpoints. These nodes perform functions such as concatenating, splitting, slicing, scraping, generating passwords or random numbers.

By connecting different nodes in a sequence, you can create customized workflows to automate tasks and process data efficiently. Each node represents a distinct operation, and you can select and combine them to achieve their desired outcome.

Yes, we can create a custom node for you. Our team would be happy to help you with that. Please feel free to contact us, and we will make it happen for you, free of charge.

Nodetrigger limits the number of API requests users can make within a specific amount of time. This limit helps prevent abuse and denial-of-service attacks, and ensures that the API remains available for all users. Our current RPS (request per second) is set to 4 (= 1 request every 4 seconds).

In addition to primary rate limits, Nodetrigger enforces secondary rate limits of 15,000 requests per month.

If you exceed your rate limit, you will receive 429 response. If you exceed these limits, you'll need to wait until the next time window or month to make more requests.

These limits are in place to prevent abuse, ensure fair usage for all users, and maintain the overall performance and stability of our services.

To generate the XPath to scrape the element you want from a webpage, you can follow these simple steps:

1. **Open the Webpage**: Start by opening the webpage in your browser. This is the page where the element you want to scrape is located.

2. **Inspect the Element**: Right-click on the element you want to scrape (like a button, text, or image) and select "Inspect" or "Inspect Element" from the context menu. This will open the browser's Developer Tools and highlight the part of the webpage's code that corresponds to the element.

3. **Navigate the Code**: In the Developer Tools, you'll see the HTML code of the webpage. The highlighted section represents the element you right-clicked on. Look at this section to understand where your element is in the code.

4. **Understand the Structure**: Notice the hierarchy of the HTML tags. Each tag can be a parent, child, or sibling to another tag. Understanding this structure helps you pinpoint the exact location of your element.

5. **Copy the XPath**: Right-click on the highlighted code in the Developer Tools, then select "Copy" and choose "Copy XPath." This option gives you the XPath, which is like a map that shows the exact path to your element in the webpage's code.

6. **Use the XPath**: Now that you have the XPath, you can use it to tell your scraping tool exactly where to find the element. The XPath will guide the tool through the webpage's structure to the exact spot where the element is located.

By following these steps, you can generate the XPath to accurately target any element on a webpage, making it easier to scrape the data you need.

From our own experience, we've never found a web scraping tool that can scrape any website reliably. Some websites use dynamic CSS selectors, and others have security measures in place to prevent scraping... You have to try it out for yourself.

While our focus is to enable users to scrape the data they want, we won't compete with big players in data scraping.

Our target audience for Nodetrigger includes no-coders, automation enthusiasts, side hustlers, and small business owners. We understand that our users may not have a technical background, so we strive to make Nodetrigger as user-friendly and intuitive as possible. We believe that everyone should be able to automate tasks and streamline their workflows, regardless of their technical expertise.

Although we are not perfect, we do our best to ensure that Nodetrigger is reliable and efficient. We use the core of our own technology for our clients and have been doing so for several years. We are committed to providing the best possible experience for our users and will do our best to solve any issues that may arise.

We invite you to join the automation enthusiasts and small business owners who have already discovered the benefits of Nodetrigger during our private beta.

For certain heavy-load tasks on our server that might result in timeouts, we recommend increasing the delay between each call. Since we do not want to change our rate limiting, we offer our users 1000 extra requests for free each month to compensate.

Sure. You can create your Free account and get 300 requests per month. No credit card is required.