Sites and catalogs
Products, prices, specifications, contacts and reviews, from any site or aggregator.
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Scrapers built
for hard sources
We collect data from the places it is hard to get out of: protected sites, marketplaces, catalogs, aggregators. We work around blocks, clean the data, structure it and hand it over in a format that suits you - from Excel to a ready database or an API.
from EUR 400 - the price depends on volume and how difficult the source is
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What we collect and how
One of our core projects is a maps scraper that intercepts network responses and exports across 4,370 cities.
Maps and directories
Businesses, addresses, phone numbers and ratings from map services and directories, by city and category.
Marketplaces
Rankings, competitor prices, stock levels and product pages, for analytics and monitoring.
Anti-bot handling
Proxies, rotation, behaviour emulation and API response interception where direct scraping is blocked.
Export format
Excel with clickable links, CSV, JSON, a database, or served over an API.
Auto-refresh
Scheduled runs that keep the data fresh with no manual intervention.
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How the work runs
- 01
Source analysis
We study the site: where the data sits, how it is protected, how to get it out.
- 02
Prototype
A test export on a small volume, with a sample for you to see.
- 03
Development
We write the scraper, set up proxies and workarounds, and clean the data.
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Handover
We deliver in the format you need and put it on a schedule if required.
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Web scraping FAQ
Is scraping data legal?
Collecting publicly available data that a site shows to any visitor is not prohibited. The limits concern personal data, copyrighted content and getting around explicit restrictions.
We collect open information and we do not take on anything that clearly breaks the law. If you are unsure about a particular source, we will talk it through at the start and tell you honestly where the risk sits.
What happens when the site changes and the scraper breaks?
We build scrapers to be resilient, anchoring collection only to stable elements.
If the scraper does stop pulling what you need, we fix it free of charge within two weeks. Past that window we will not turn the work away either - we stay reachable.
Is the scraper a one-off, or can it run on a schedule?
Either. A one-off export means we collect a database of businesses or products once, hand it over and that is that. A recurring scraper runs itself on a schedule and keeps competitor prices, stock levels and new listings up to date.
What format do you deliver the data in?
Usually Excel - readable, with clickable links, so an account manager can work with it immediately. Also CSV, JSON, writing straight into your database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite) or serving it over an API.
We agree the format before we start so the data drops into your process without manual rework. We also de-duplicate and normalise separately: phone numbers into one format, prices into numbers, and so on.
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