Custom web scraping for your data workflow

When an existing actor does not cover the source or output you need, a custom scraper starts with a concrete data brief. Tell us which pages matter and what your application needs to receive.

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Or email abotapi@proton.me with your source URLs and required fields.

Start with the source

Share a few representative URLs and explain how you find the records you need. Include listing pages, detail pages and any search conditions that change the result. This helps define the actual collection scope.

Define a usable output

List the required fields, their expected types and a small example of the format your team can consume. Tell us which fields are essential and which may be missing on some source pages.

For recurring work, decide how to identify the same record across runs and how you want changes represented. A full snapshot and a change feed serve different purposes.

Agree on acceptance criteria

A useful test checks populated records, source accuracy and the fields your workflow depends on. Volume, update frequency and completion time should be agreed alongside those checks.

Source coverage and feasibility need to be assessed before scope or delivery can be confirmed. Changes at the source can also affect an ongoing scraper.

What to include in your request

Source URLs and the kinds of pages to collect.

Required output fields and preferred format.

Approximate record count and update frequency.

Your downstream use, such as research, a dashboard or an AI application.

Common questions

Can I start with an existing actor?

Yes. Check the actor directory first. An existing scraper may already provide the source and fields you need.

Can you guarantee every website is supported?

Feasibility depends on the source and scope. Send representative URLs so we can assess the request before agreeing on a build.

How do I request a quote?

Email abotapi@proton.me with your sources, fields, expected volume and frequency. Those details let us discuss the scope.

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