Stekpad + Notion
Pipe scraped rows directly into any Notion database. Properties, relations, and rollups all supported.
If Notion is your second brain, scraping data into a CSV and pasting it into a Notion table is friction you do not need. Scrapers that lack native Notion support force you through Zapier, which costs you a task per row.
Stekpad writes directly to Notion's API. You pick a database, map recipe fields to properties, and every run creates or updates rows. Rollups and relations keep working because Stekpad respects Notion's schema.
Three-step setup
- 1
Create a Notion integration
In Notion settings, create an integration and copy the secret. Share the target database with the integration. - 2
Paste the secret into Stekpad
Stekpad stores it locally in your extension settings. Never uploaded. - 3
Map recipe fields to Notion properties
Drag each captured field onto a Notion database property. Title, text, number, select, multi-select, URL, email — all supported.
Any database
Works with any Notion database you have access to, across personal and workspace accounts.
Relations + rollups
Preserves existing Notion schema. No broken rollups after a scrape run.
Upsert by key
Configure a recipe to update existing rows (by Title or URL) instead of creating duplicates.
Direct API
No Zapier middleman. Direct Notion API writes cost zero Zapier tasks.
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Google Sheets Integration: Auto-Send Scraped Data
Step-by-step guide to connecting Stekpad to a Google Sheet. Covers: OAuth consent, selecting a destination sheet, column mapping, append vs overwrite modes, and troubleshooting permission errors. Includes a short GIF showing data arriving in a Sheet after a scrape run. Also notes the docs-level difference from the `/integrations/google-sheets` feature page (this is the technical how-to; that page is the marketing overview).
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