Use case · Digital tools
Scraping without the plumbing
The fields you wanted off a page, without owning the selectors that stop matching after a redesign.
What it is.
A page turned into structured data, so the part of the job that breaks quietly is somebody else's to keep working.
What you send
A URL, and the fields you want out of it.
What comes back
- The fields, as structured data
- What could not be found, named
- A result the next step can use
Who reaches for it
Anyone whose pipeline depends on a page they do not control.
Instead of.
A scraper you wrote, and the morning a month you spend fixing it.
Scraping without the plumbing
A URL, and the fields you want out of it.
Per request
The price is set by the provider and shown in euros before anything runs. Nothing renews, and a month you ask for nothing costs nothing.
The result
The fields, as structured data, and the rest of the record with it.
More jobs
What else people ask for.
A browser, by the run
A real session rented for one job. Nothing to host, nothing to keep warm, and no idle capacity between runs.
Digital toolsDocuments, extracted
Tables and fields out of a PDF or a scan, priced per document. The step that usually justifies a whole subscription.
DataLookups inside a loop
One record at a time, at a price that survives being called a thousand times in a batch and twice the week after.
