Plasmate Integration for Make.com

A Make.com (formerly Integromat) custom app for Plasmate - the AI-optimized browser engine that provides 10-100x token compression for LLM processing.

Overview

Plasmate converts HTML to a Semantic Object Model (SOM) that dramatically reduces token usage when processing web content with AI. This Make.com integration brings Plasmate's capabilities to your automation workflows.

Key Benefits

• 10-100x Token Compression: Process web pages with significantly fewer API tokens
• AI-Optimized Output: SOM format preserves semantic structure while eliminating noise
• Multiple Formats: Choose SOM, plain text, or markdown output
• Batch Processing: Fetch multiple URLs in parallel
• Link Extraction: Extract and categorize links from any page

Installation

Prerequisites

Choose one of the following connection methods:

Option A: Plasmate Cloud API

• Sign up at plasmate.app
• Get your API key from the dashboard

Option B: Local CLI

• Install Plasmate CLI: cargo install plasmate
• Or download from releases

Installing in Make.com

1. Go to your Make.com organization settings
2. Navigate to Apps > Custom Apps
3. Click Create a new app
4. Upload the contents of the app/ folder
5. Add the modules from modules/
6. Configure your connection using connections/

Manual Installation

1. In Make.com, go to Organization > Custom Apps
2. Click Create a new App
3. Copy the contents of app/base.json into the app definition
4. Add each module by copying from modules/*.json
5. Add connections by copying from connections/*.json

Modules

Fetch Page

Fetch a web page and convert to AI-optimized format.

Inputs:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
URL	URL	Yes	The URL to fetch
Format	Select	No	Output format: SOM, text, or markdown (default: SOM)
CSS Selector	Text	No	Extract specific elements only
Timeout	Integer	No	Request timeout in seconds (default: 30)
Headers	Array	No	Custom HTTP headers

Outputs:

Field	Type	Description
content	Text	Processed page content
title	Text	Page title
description	Text	Meta description
links	Array	Links found on the page
tokenCount	Integer	Estimated token count
compressionRatio	Number	Compression ratio vs raw HTML

Extract Text

Extract readable text content from a web page.

Inputs:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
URL	URL	Yes	The URL to extract text from
CSS Selector	Text	No	Extract from specific elements
Preserve Structure	Boolean	No	Maintain heading hierarchy
Exclude Selectors	Array	No	Elements to exclude
Max Length	Integer	No	Maximum character length

Outputs:

Field	Type	Description
text	Text	Extracted text content
wordCount	Integer	Word count
estimatedTokens	Integer	Estimated LLM token count
language	Text	Detected language

Extract Links

Extract and categorize all links from a web page.

Inputs:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
URL	URL	Yes	The URL to extract links from
CSS Selector	Text	No	Extract from specific sections
Filter Pattern	Text	No	Regex pattern to filter URLs
Include External	Boolean	No	Include external links (default: true)
Include Internal	Boolean	No	Include internal links (default: true)
Max Links	Integer	No	Maximum links to return (default: 100)

Outputs:

Field	Type	Description
links	Array	Array of link objects (href, text, type)
totalLinks	Integer	Total links found
internalCount	Integer	Internal link count
externalCount	Integer	External link count

Batch Fetch

Fetch multiple URLs in parallel.

Inputs:

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
URLs	Array	Yes	List of URLs to fetch
Format	Select	No	Output format (default: SOM)
Concurrency	Integer	No	Parallel requests (1-20, default: 5)
Continue on Error	Boolean	No	Continue if URLs fail (default: true)

Outputs:

Field	Type	Description
results	Array	Array of fetch results
successCount	Integer	Successful fetches
failureCount	Integer	Failed fetches
totalTokens	Integer	Total token count

Connections

Plasmate Cloud API

Best for most users. Serverless, no infrastructure required.

1. Add the Plasmate Cloud API connection
2. Enter your API key from plasmate.app
3. Select your preferred region (or Auto)

Plasmate CLI (Local)

For self-hosted installations with maximum control.

1. Add the Plasmate CLI connection
2. Enter the path to your Plasmate executable
3. Test the connection

Example Scenarios

Fetch and Summarize

Fetch a web page with Plasmate and send to OpenAI for summarization:

[Webhook] -> [Plasmate: Fetch Page] -> [OpenAI: Chat] -> [Google Sheets: Add Row]

See examples/fetch-and-summarize.json

Competitor Monitoring

Monitor competitor websites daily and notify on Slack:

[Schedule] -> [Plasmate: Batch Fetch] -> [Iterator] -> [OpenAI: Analyze] -> [Slack: Send]

See examples/competitor-monitoring.json

Link Crawler

Crawl a website and validate all links:

[Webhook] -> [Plasmate: Extract Links] -> [Iterator] -> [HTTP: HEAD] -> [Filter: Broken] -> [Email]

See examples/link-crawler.json

Token Savings Examples

Source	Raw HTML Tokens	Plasmate SOM Tokens	Compression
News article	15,000	800	19x
E-commerce product	25,000	1,200	21x
Documentation page	8,000	400	20x
Complex web app	50,000	500	100x

API Reference

Base URL

https://api.plasmate.app/v1

Authentication

All API requests require a Bearer token:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

Rate Limits

Tier	Requests/min	Concurrent	Monthly
Free	10	5	1,000
Pro	100	20	50,000
Enterprise	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited

Troubleshooting

Connection Failed

1. Verify your API key is correct
2. Check that the API endpoint is accessible
3. For CLI connections, verify the executable path

Timeout Errors

• Increase the timeout parameter
• Some pages may be slow to load
• Consider using batch fetch with lower concurrency

Empty Content

• Check if the page requires JavaScript rendering
• Try a different CSS selector
• Verify the URL is accessible

Support

• Documentation: plasmate.app/docs
• GitHub Issues: github.com/nickshanks347/plasmate/issues
• Email: support@plasmate.app

License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.