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The cloro community node (n8n-nodes-cloro) adds a cloro node to n8n that calls the sync monitor endpoints and returns parsed, structured results straight into your workflow. It’s listed in the n8n integrations directory.

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Prerequisites

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Install the node

In the n8n UI, go to Settings → Community nodes → Install and search for n8n-nodes-cloro. On a self-hosted instance you can also install it from the n8n installation directory: 
npm install n8n-nodes-cloro

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Configure credentials

Create a new cloro API credential and paste your API key. The node sends it on every request as a Bearer token in the Authorization header.

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Operations

OperationEndpoint
MonitorPOST /v1/monitor/<provider>
Get CountriesGET /v1/countries
Get Task StatusGET /v1/tasks/{taskId}

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Monitor

Pick a provider and the node calls the matching sync monitor endpoint:
  • Google Search — query, country, city, device (desktop/mobile), number of pages, include AI Overview, include HTML, include markdown
  • ChatGPT — prompt, country, include HTML, include markdown, include raw response, include search queries (query fan-out)
  • Google AI Mode, Google Gemini, Grok, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity — prompt, country, include HTML, include markdown
Grok is still selectable, but the provider is temporarily unavailable — requests to it will fail until Grok access is restored.

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Get Countries

Returns the supported countries, optionally filtered by provider — useful for validating country codes upstream in a workflow.

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Get Task Status

Checks the status of an async task by its task ID, if you create tasks elsewhere and poll from n8n.

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Example: monitoring Google Search results

Node: cloro
Provider: Google Search
Operation: Monitor
Query: "best coffee shops in New York"
Country: United States
Device: Desktop
Pages: 2
Include AI Overview: true
Include Markdown: true
The node returns the same JSON as the Google Search endpoint — organic results, People Also Ask, related searches, and the AI Overview when requested — ready to wire into filters, spreadsheets, or notifications.
Monitor calls run synchronously and count against your concurrency limits. Each call consumes credits at the standard per-provider rates — see Providers and Credits & limits.