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Import.io + Microsoft Copilot Studio

Web data tools for Microsoft Copilot Studio

Use the Model Context Protocol wizard in Copilot Studio to add Import.io Web Scraper MCP, and your agents can read and extract from live pages.

Connects via
MCP
Setup
10 min
Available on
10,000 free successful calls, then $0.0002 per call
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Wizard
Server name   Import.io Web Scraper
Server URL    https://mcp.import.io/mcp
Auth          API key (header)
Header name   Authorization
Key value     Bearer mcp_live_...

How it connects.

Source

The web

Any public page, rendered, through managed proxies

Engine

Import.io

Rendering, proxy routing, captcha handling, extraction

Path

Import.io MCP

https://mcp.import.io/mcp

Destination

Microsoft Copilot Studio

Add Import.io as an MCP tool to your Copilot Studio agents.

What teams do with it.

Agents for sales and category teams

Let a Teams-published agent answer “what does the competitor charge?” from the live site.

What is the current price of this product on the competitor’s site?

Procurement and supplier checks

Check supplier pages for list prices, lead times and availability.

Pull list price and availability for these part numbers.

One tool, many agents

Add Import.io once and reuse the connection across agents in the environment.

Summarize the latest announcements on these three vendor pages.

Set it up.

  1. In your agent, open Tools and choose Add a tool, then New tool, then Model Context Protocol.
  2. Server URL: https://mcp.import.io/mcp. Authentication: API key, sent as a header named Authorization.
  3. Create the connection and enter Bearer followed by your mcp_live_ key.
  4. Add the Import.io tools to the agent and test them in the test pane.

Questions.

Who holds the key?

The connection does. Create a dedicated Import.io key for Copilot Studio so you can revoke it independently.

What does the Import.io MCP cost?

Signup includes 10,000 successful calls. After that it is $0.0002 per successful call. Setup requests, tool listings, malformed requests, blocked requests and failed upstream calls are never billed, and you can set a monthly spend limit that stops paid usage when reached.

OAuth or API key?

Use OAuth in interactive clients that support it: the client opens a sign-in, stores the credentials and reuses them. Use an API key for scripts, servers and clients without OAuth, sent as Authorization: Bearer mcp_live_…. Keep keys out of prompts and shared config files.

Which tools does the server expose?

importio_web_fetch, importio_render, importio_extract_data and importio_get_html, page helpers such as importio_page_text, importio_page_links and importio_search_cards, and browser actions for clicks, form input, scrolling, pagination, waits, screenshots and captcha handling. Requests can pick a proxy country and type, with bounded retries when a page blocks.

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Give Microsoft Copilot Studio
the live web.

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