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Scrape reviews from public Facebook Pages. Facebook dropped star ratings. A Page now shows Recommendations: yes or no, plus a percentage. One row per review: reviewer, recommends or not, text, date, reactions, tags and photos. You need no Facebook login. $0.35 per 1,000.

Scrape European company records from North Data. Revenue shows up only when the company publishes accounts. The register fields are always there: name, legal form, register court and HRB number. Also EUID, LEI, address, status, industry and officers. 26 countries, no account. $2.55 per 1,000.

Paste Avito seller profile links and get each seller's active listings as rows: title, price, category, city, photos and link, with the seller's name, private or business, member-since date, rating, reviews and subscribers on every row. Up to 10 sellers a run.

Get public Similarweb data for any domain. You get traffic, rank, engagement, geography and category signals. No Similarweb API key is needed. It tries a direct request first, then a proxy retry if you turn it on.

Search Thomasnet for US industrial suppliers by product and location. Each row has the company name, description, city and state. You also get the phone, website and year founded. Plus headcount, annual sales and ISO or AS9100 certifications. $0.85 per 1,000 suppliers.

Scrape Trustpilot reviews for any company. Copy whatever follows /review/ in the URL. Trustpilot picks the domain, so Amazon is www.amazon.com, not amazon.com. Each review has rating, title, full text, author, country, verification, dates, reply and TrustScore. $0.45 per 1,000 reviews.

Get the most-viewed YouTube videos for any topic. YouTube retired the Trending feed, so there is nothing to read. It searches and sorts by views instead. The ranking is all-time, not this week. Per topic: title, view count, publish time, duration, channel and thumbnail. $0.40 per 1,000 videos.

Burn subtitles into any video. Send a video URL. You get the MP4 back with word-by-word animated captions, the full transcript and word timings. 5 caption styles to pick from. $0.04 per 30-second caption block, $0.08 per minute of video.

Used-car listings from AutoScout24 in eight countries: price, mileage, first registration, fuel, gearbox, power, town, dealer or private seller, dealer name, link and photos. Search by make and model or paste a search link.

Bilibili videos with plays, likes, coins, favourites, shares, danmaku and comment counts, tags and sub-zone, from the popular list, a leaderboard, a sub-zone's top videos by date, uploaders or links. Comments on any video too. No account or login.

Every repossessed property Caixa Econômica Federal has for sale, across all 27 Brazilian states. Minimum bid, appraisal, discount, auction dates, occupancy, payment rules, matrícula and edital PDF links. Filter by state, city, sale type, property type, price and minimum discount.

Every Catho job for your search words, as rows: title, company, city and state, the salary Catho shows, contract type, benefits, the full description and the posting date. Narrow it to a city, a state or Catho’s own home-office filter. No Catho account and no cookies. You pay per job delivered.

Every company Companies House registered on the days you pick: name, number, status, type, incorporation date, SIC codes with descriptions, and the full registered office address with its postcode. Filter by SIC code, town, company type or status. No API key or login.

Turn a company domain or name into one clean row: legal name, website, street address, industry sectors, exact employee count, exact revenue, founding year, ownership and ticker. No key, no login, no browser. A lookup that cannot be confirmed is flagged free, never billed as your answer.

Search US federal court dockets and get one row per case: caption, court, docket number, filing date, nature of suit, cause, assigned judge, parties, counsel and a link to the docket. The case index, not the filings. No PACER account, no API key, no browser.

Daily Crypto Fear and Greed readings as dated rows: the 0-100 value, the classification and the source. Full history back to February 2018. Two more free sentiment indexes come with it, including a second Fear and Greed score carrying that day's Bitcoin price. No API key.

One row per DEX trading pair: price in USD and in the quote token, pool liquidity, 24h volume, price change and trade counts. Every row carries the timestamp the source itself put on the figures.

Pull practitioner and clinic listings off Doctoralia in 12 countries. One row per listing: name, speciality and sub-specialities, clinic, street address, city, coordinates, rating, review count and the published consultation price. No phone numbers, no emails, no review text.

Check a list of domains, one row each. You get DNS records, the registrar and expiry date from WHOIS, and TLS certificate dates. You also get redirects, security headers, robots, sitemap and the tech the site runs. Up to 500 domains a run. $1.50 per 1,000.

Name a city and get every upcoming Eventbrite event in it, one row each: title, start and end time, venue and full address, organiser, ticket price range and the link. Filter by keyword, category or date. No account, no API key, no browser.

Publish a Reel to your Facebook Page or profile from a video URL. A Page token uses Meta's official Graph API. No browser is needed. For a profile you must use your own cookies. You pay the publish fee only when Facebook confirms the post. Bandwidth is billed per megabyte either way.

Scrape Fiverr gig listings from any search or category page. Each row has the gig title and link, seller username, level and country, the gig rating and review count, starting price in US dollars, delivery time and tags. Repeated ad slots are dropped, so one gig is never billed twice.

Search Goodreads by title, author or keyword and get one row per book: title, author, average rating, how many people rated it, the listed edition's year, full-size cover and the book link. No account, no API key, no browser. You only pay for books returned.

Search Google Images and get one row per image. Each row has the thumbnail URL and the page the image sits on. You also get the domain, the title and the rank. Google stopped serving original file URLs. So rows say that plainly, instead of passing a thumbnail off as the original. No key, no login.