Lowland Data

Certificate expiry and domain-registration expiry for a list of hosts, one row each, with a plain list of what is wrong. A real TLS handshake and RDAP - no third-party checking API, no rate limit.

Watch the status pages of the services you depend on and get told when one declares an incident. One feed for every vendor, read from the Statuspage and Instatus documents they publish themselves.

Scrape StepStone jobs in Germany and Belgium: title, employer, location, salary band, skills. Several searches, pasted search links and daily only-new job alerts. No contact data.

Italian property listings from Subito.it as clean JSON: surface, rooms, bathrooms, condition, energy class and computed price per square meter as first-class columns. Agency-free flag included - advertiser identity never collected. Pay per result.

Watch a list of websites and hear only when their technology stack actually changes: a shop leaves WooCommerce, a prospect adds Shopify, an analytics tag disappears, a CDN switches. Each domain is remembered between runs, so an alert is always a real transition and a quiet check costs nothing.

Watch one saved search on 2dehands.be or 2ememain.be and get only the NEW listings each run - postcode radius and price band included. Built for hourly schedules with email or Slack. No seller identity, ever. Quiet runs cost nothing.

Get alerted the moment a new US federal award matching your business is posted. Filter by NAICS, agency, recipient company and amount; alerts only on never-seen awards via the official USAspending API. Organization-level data, no individuals. Official USAspending data, no personal data.

Give it a list of domains and get back what each site runs: e-commerce platform, CMS, frameworks, analytics, payments, CDN, hosting and mail stack. Every detection carries its confidence and the evidence that triggered it, because a stack claim without evidence is a guess. No API key, no login.

FINN.no carries so much of Norway's used-goods trade that one search is close to the whole market, not a sample. Rows give price in kroner, locality, trade type and a retailer-or-private flag; give-aways (Gis bort) come back as zero, not a gap. No seller names or coordinates collected.

Otodom.pl is Poland's largest property portal, and it prints price per square meter on every card with no way to take a whole page of them away. Rows give price, area, rooms, floor, price per m2, city, province and sale-or-rent. Owner names, agent contacts and coordinates never collected.

Subito.it is Italy's largest classifieds marketplace, and its listings are Italian prose read one at a time to find a price or spec. Rows return price in euros, condition, a shipping flag, comune, provincia, regione and a business-or-private flag. No seller contact routes collected.

Pokemon and Magic cards whose Cardmarket price is really moving, or an alert when a card or booster box on your watchlist moves. Corroborated moves only, 21 games.

Cardmarket listings scraper and deal finder in one: every live offer of the cards you search (price, condition, language, ship-from country), or only offers 25%+ under the official trend price - condition- and language-aware. Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana and 11 more. No seller data.

Monitor your product list across retailer sites and get alerted the moment a price drops below your MAP (minimum advertised price). Stateful: alerts only on new violations, deeper cuts and recoveries — never repeats. Works on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and custom shops. GDPR-clean.

OLX.pl is Poland's biggest marketplace, and popular searches return more listings than the site will page through past its 1,000-result cap. It splits queries by price band to pull the full set: prices in grosz plus category attributes like year and mileage. No seller identity collected.

OLX.ua covers Ukraine's second-hand market, where sellers price in hryvnia, dollars or euros depending on category and month. Rows read the currency off each listing instead of assuming UAH, giving amounts in kopiykas plus city, region and a business-or-private flag. No seller identity collected.

Bazoš.cz is where Czech private sellers actually list, a plain site with no API or bulk export. Rows include view counts, full descriptions, city, postcode, posting date and photos, with non-numeric prices like Dohodou kept honestly in a display field. No seller names or user IDs collected.

Your Cardmarket prices were right the day you listed them, and the market has moved since. Feed in your stock export and get back only the cards whose price is now out of line: what you charge, what it is worth today, what to charge, and which rule decided. Reads the official and community exports.

OLX.pt second-hand prices are not one national number: what a bike or fridge fetches in Lisbon and inland Portugal have pulled apart. Every row carries its city and region so the spread is chartable, alongside description and price in cents. No seller identity collected.

Uzbekistan has almost no published record of retail or second-hand prices, and OLX.uz is the broadest one that exists, in Uzbek and Russian. Rows give title, description, city, region, photos and price as an integer in tiyin with currency from the listing. No seller identity collected.

On Poshmark, one of the largest US resale marketplaces, competitors reprice constantly and checking them by hand takes an evening. Rows give price, original price, brand, size, condition and like count; search covers active listings only, not sold comps. No seller usernames collected.

Watch one saved Rightmove search - area, buy or rent, price and bedroom bands, radius - and get only the NEW properties each run. Built for hourly schedules with email, Slack or webhooks. No agent contact data. Quiet runs cost nothing.

EU vs US card prices in one run: Cardmarket trend (EUR) against TCGplayer market (USD), matched card-by-card via collector number, converted at the daily ECB rate. Spread percent, cheaper side and both product links per row. Aggregate prices only - no listings, no sellers.

One query, priced across up to 23 Vinted country sites: median, quartiles, spread percent and an opportunity score per country - where an item is cheap and where it sells high. Aggregates only, zero seller data by construction. About $0.02 per full comparison.