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No-code web data extraction

Point at a page, describe what you want, get a spreadsheet that refreshes itself.

Extraction described in plain language rather than configured by selectors.

No account. No card. No sales call.

The problem

Getting structured data off the web without code means a browser extension that breaks whenever the site changes, or paying a developer.

So people copy and paste for hours, or give up and work with worse information. When the data needs refreshing next month, the whole exercise repeats.

Who it is for

  • Analysts and researchers

    People who need data from public web pages regularly and cannot write code.

  • Sales operations, recruiters and owners

    Sales operations teams, recruiters and small business owners who need regular data from public pages without paying a developer.

  • Agencies

    Agencies building lists for clients.

Put a salary figure on the work nobody should be doing

Put in who does this by hand, how long it takes and what an hour costs. See the yearly cost, rework included, and how fast automating it pays back. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Doing it by hand today

Runs locally. Nothing is transmitted.

This costs $161,340 a year — 1.2 full-time people doing it by hand.
Cost a year
$161,340
2,254 hours
Net saving if automated
$160,872
Full-time equivalent
1.2
people, doing only this
Payback
1 day

What it adds up to

  • Time spent doing it$160,034
  • Fixing what goes wrong$1,306
  • Cost of automating it$468
  • Net, a year$160,872

Based on a 46-week working year, so holidays are not billed as productive time.

Take this with you

No email required. It is your result.

DataScraper — cost of doing it by hand
· 2,254 hours a year — 1.2 full-time people
· $161,340 a year, including $1,306 of rework
· Payback in 1 day

Run it yourself: https://datascraper.app

Say what you want, get the columns

Web extraction described in plain language rather than configured with selectors, with spreadsheets that refresh on a schedule.

  • Plain-language extraction

    Point at a page and say what you want in a sentence. It returns the structured columns.

  • Pagination and detail pages

    It follows pagination and detail pages as needed.

  • Built for layout changes

    It understands the page semantically rather than by position, so it survives layout changes that break traditional scrapers.

  • Scheduled refresh

    Schedule an extraction and the spreadsheet refreshes itself.

  • Change log and alerts

    A change log shows what changed between runs, with alerts.

  • Clear limits

    It respects robots directives and rate limits, and refuses pages behind authentication you do not own, saying so clearly.

Pricing

Free for 200 rows a month. Paid plans add rows, scheduled refresh and API access.

Free

Extract instantly, with no account.

Free
200 rows a month
  • Plain-language extraction
  • Immediate export
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StandardRecommended

25,000 rows and scheduled refresh.

$39
per month
  • 25,000 rows
  • Scheduled refresh
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Pro

200,000 rows, with API access.

$149
per month
  • 200,000 rows
  • API access
  • Change alerts
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Enterprise

Dedicated infrastructure.

Custom
  • Dedicated infrastructure
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Prices in USD.

How it works

DataScraper, from the first step to the result.

  1. 01

    Open the page

    The page with the data you need.

  2. 02

    Describe what you want

    In a sentence, in plain language.

  3. 03

    Export the spreadsheet

    Results export immediately.

  4. 04

    Schedule a refresh

    Keep it current, with a change log.

Questions people actually ask

Do I need to write code or selectors?
No. You describe what you want in plain language, and it returns structured columns.
What happens when the site's layout changes?
It understands the page semantically rather than by position, so it survives layout changes that break traditional scrapers.
Can it keep the data up to date?
Yes. Schedule an extraction and the spreadsheet refreshes itself, with a change log. Change alerts are on the 149 dollar plan.
Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Extract up to 200 rows instantly, with no account, and export the results straight away.
Which pages will it not scrape?
It respects robots directives and rate limits by default, and refuses pages behind authentication that you do not own, saying so clearly.
What does it cost?
Free for 200 rows a month. 39 dollars a month covers 25,000 rows and scheduled refresh, and 149 dollars a month covers 200,000 rows with API access and change alerts.
Is there an enterprise option?
Yes, with dedicated infrastructure.
Why should I trust the manual-work cost calculator?
It is plain arithmetic on the numbers you put in, worked out in your browser. Change any input and every figure updates, so you can check each one yourself.

Put a salary figure on the work nobody should be doing

Put in who does this by hand, how long it takes and what an hour costs. See the yearly cost, rework included, and how fast automating it pays back. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.

Open the free tool

It runs in your browser. DataScraper never sees your inputs.