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llms.txtUpdated 8 Nov 2026

Install the community node n8n-nodes-megalania, add a Megalania API credential with your key, and use the Megalania node in a workflow or as a tool of the AI Agent node.

Install

  1. In n8n, open Settings → Community Nodes and select Install.
  2. Enter n8n-nodes-megalania and confirm.
  3. Create a credential of type Megalania API. Paste your key (it starts with meg_sk_). Leave the two hosts as they are. n8n tests the key with a free call.

The test is the same call as this one:

Shell
curl -fsS -H "Authorization: Bearer $MEG_API_KEY" "https://api.megalania.io/v1/batches?limit=1"

Operations

Resource Operation API call What you get
Page Scrape POST /v1 content, credits_charged, request_id, truncated
Site Map POST /v1/map the site’s URLs
Batch Create POST /v1/batches the batch, with its id
Batch Get GET /v1/batches/{id} the batch’s status and counts
Batch List Items GET /v1/batches/{id}/items each page, with a result_url

Scrape takes the options of the JSON envelope: response type, engine, proxy tier, country code, main content only and max credits. Leave engine and proxy tier unset, so routing picks the cheapest route that works.

Each page costs at most 128 credits by default (Max Credits). A bigger page comes back cut, and truncated says max_credits. Raise it in the node to get the whole page. Blocked pages and errors are free.

For a crawl, put one URL in URLs and a JSON object in Crawl, for example {"max_pages": 50}. Then poll Get until status is done, and read the pages from List Items.

The code is MIT licensed at https://github.com/megalania/megalania-typescript.