One report per Shopify store, up to 200 stores per run: catalogue size, price range and average, currency, share in stock, share on sale, product types, brands, newest and oldest product, plus ranked signals such as a stale catalogue or heavy discounting. Pay per delivered report.
Sitemap URL extractor: every URL a website lists in its XML sitemaps, up to 100 sites per run: sitemaps are found through robots.txt and the usual paths, sitemap indexes and gzip are followed, and each URL comes with its sitemap, last modification date, change frequency and priority. Pay per URL.
Details of Steam games and apps by id or URL, up to 500 per run: name, type, price and discount per country, release date, developers, publishers, genres, platforms, Metacritic score, review score with positive and negative counts, DLC count and description, from Steam's store API. Pay per app.
Steam user reviews per game or app, up to 500 apps per run and up to 1,000 reviews each, newest first: review text, recommended or not, dates, helpful and funny votes, playtime at review, purchase flags and language, plus the app's review score. No reviewer names, ids or profiles. Pay per review.
Structured data of any web page: every JSON-LD block with its schema.org types, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, title, meta description, canonical, hreflang and feeds, one row per URL. The clean facts a page states about itself, ready as LLM context. No browser. Pay per page.
Audit up to 500 pages per run on the technical basics and get a ranked list of issues per page: noindex, title and description length, canonical, headings, images without alt text, structured data, Open Graph, viewport and redirects. Respects robots.txt. Pay per page.
UK public sector tenders and contract awards from Contracts Finder by keyword, stage, value and date: buyer, title, description, value, CPV, region, deadline, contract period, SME suitability, awarded supplier and links, from the official OCDS API. Up to 50 searches a run. Pay per notice.
Every archived snapshot of a URL in the Wayback Machine, newest first: timestamp, snapshot link, status, content type, size and whether the content changed since the previous capture. Filter on period, one per day or month, or a whole site by prefix. Up to 200 URLs a run. Pay per snapshot.
The main content of web pages as Markdown and plain text, up to 500 URLs per run: title, description, author, date, language, word count, links and images, without menus, cookie banners and footers, ready for LLMs, search indexes and archives. Pay per page.
Daily or monthly page views of Wikipedia articles in any language, per article per day, with the change against the previous day, from the Wikimedia statistics API. Give titles or article URLs, choose the period, device and human or all traffic. Up to 500 articles a run. Pay per day.
Product catalogue of any WooCommerce store from its public Store API, up to 200 stores a run and 5,000 products each: name, URL, SKU, price, sale price, currency, stock and on-sale flags, rating, categories, tags, brands, attributes, images and description. Robots-aware. Pay per product.
One report per WooCommerce store, up to 200 stores per run: the exact product count, price range and average, currency, share in stock, share on sale, categories, brands, average review rating, and ranked signals such as an empty catalogue or heavy discounting. Company data only, no personal data.
Every stream on a YouTube channel's Live tab, up to 100 channels per run: live now with viewers watching, scheduled with the start time, and past streams with views and duration. One row per stream, in YouTube's order. No viewer or chat data. Pay per delivered stream.
List every video of a YouTube channel: title, video id, duration, view count, publish date and thumbnail, plus channel name, handle and subscriber count. Paste channel URLs, @handles or channel ids. Only delivered videos are charged.
Comments from YouTube videos for sentiment analysis, FAQ mining and research: text, likes, reply count, publication time, pinned and owner flags, top or newest first, optional replies, up to 200 videos per run. No author names, handles or channel IDs, so the dataset carries no personal data.
The videos YouTube lists for a hashtag, up to 200 hashtags per run: title, channel, views, when it was posted and duration, in YouTube's own order, without opening a browser. Track a campaign tag, a trend or a niche. No commenter or viewer data. Pay per delivered video.
Find YouTube playlists by keyword, up to 100 per query: one row per playlist with rank, title, playlist id and URL, the channel that owns it, how many videos it holds and its thumbnail. Search playlists for many keywords in one run. Pay per playlist.
Transcripts for the videos of a YouTube playlist in one run, up to 50 playlists: give a playlist URL or id, get one row per video with full transcript text, language, duration and views. Videos without captions cost nothing. Pay per transcript.
Ranked YouTube search results for up to 200 keywords per run: rank, title, video id, duration, view count, publish date and thumbnail. Sort by relevance, date, views or rating. Only delivered results are charged.
Every Short of a YouTube channel: title, video id, view count and thumbnail, with the channel name on each row. Paste channel URLs, @handles or channel ids. Only delivered Shorts are charged.
Thumbnail URLs of YouTube videos, up to 500 per run: every size from default to maxresdefault, which ones exist with their file size, the best available one with width and height, WebP variants, the three frame stills, plus video title, channel and watch URL. No downloads, no API key. Pay per video.
Search the App Store for up to 200 keywords per run and get the ranked results with full listing data: position, title, developer, rating, price, genre, version and more, per storefront. Or track your own apps' keyword ranking. Pay only for delivered rows.
Open jobs from company boards on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, Workable, SuccessFactors, iCIMS, UKG, Oracle, Dayforce, JazzHR, BambooHR, Breezy, Paylocity, Teamtailor and Recruitee, up to 200 boards a run: title, department, location, workplace type, posting date, salary and apply link.
Job listings from Google Jobs by query and location: title, company, location, source, posting date, salary when shown, and deduplicated apply links. Strict schema for pipelines and AI agents; only successfully delivered result pages are charged.