Web Scraping
Web Scraping
Web scraping helps you collect publicly available information from websites and turn it into structured, usable data.
Common use cases
- Price monitoring — Track product prices, availability, and promotions across online stores.
- Market research — Collect publicly listed products, services, features, and pricing to support competitive analysis.
- Real estate research — Gather property listings, prices, locations, and other publicly displayed details.
- Job market analysis — Collect job titles, locations, companies, and publicly listed requirements from job boards.
- News and content research — Gather article titles, publication dates, categories, and other publicly available metadata.
- Directory collection — Build structured datasets from public business directories, catalogs, or listings.
- Content monitoring — Track changes to publicly available pages, product information, or announcements.
- Lead research — Collect publicly displayed business information such as company names, websites, categories, and locations.
Getting started
Enter a target URL, define the information you want to collect, and choose your preferred output format. The collected data can then be cleaned, structured, and exported for further analysis or use in your workflow.
Only collect information you are permitted to access and use, and respect website terms, robots.txt directives, copyright, and applicable privacy laws.
How it works
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Enter your target
Give us a URL, or pick one of our ready-made templates (Amazon, eBay, Walmart and more) for automatic field extraction.
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Choose your output
Pick JSON, HTML, Markdown or CSV — whatever fits your pipeline.
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We handle the rest
Our scraping engine automatically routes and retries each request behind the scenes, so your jobs complete reliably.
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Get structured data
Download results from your dashboard or pull them via the API the moment the job completes.