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You tell us what to collect
From where, which fields, how often. We map the sources and the output format.
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Parsers for competitor prices, leads from open sources, reviews, product feeds and market data. AI cleans, structures and delivers it wherever you need — CRM, a sheet, a dashboard.
what it is
A parser is a robot that goes into open sources on its own and pulls the data you need: prices, products, leads, reviews. AI on top of it cleans out the junk, structures it and delivers it to where you actually work.
Who it's for: businesses that make data-driven decisions: e-commerce (competitor prices), B2B (leads from catalogs), market and demand analytics.
how it works
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From where, which fields, how often. We map the sources and the output format.
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Collection, cleaning, structuring, deduplication. In your format.
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On schedule — into your CRM, Google Sheets, a database or a dashboard. No manual work.
capabilities
Competitor price monitoring
E-commerce sees price changes daily and reacts first.
Lead collection
From catalogs, marketplaces and social media — straight into your database.
Reviews + AI sentiment analysis
We parse reviews and AI tells you what people praise and complain about.
Supplier product feeds
Supplier prices and stock automatically into your system.
Mention monitoring
Your brand and competitors — where they're talked about, with alerts.
in your niche
pricing
from $1 200–2
per parser. Complex ones with AI processing — from $4.
We lock the exact range after a free audit. Full pricing →
frequently asked
We only parse open data. We don't bypass paywalls, captchas or private areas. We respect the sources' ToS and the law. If a source requires consent, we work within what's allowed.
Parsers break when a source is rebuilt — that's normal. That's why we provide monitoring: the moment collection breaks, you get an alert and we fix it. On a retainer we keep it running.
However is convenient: Google Sheets, CSV, direct writes into your CRM or database, a dashboard. We agree on it up front.
On a schedule that fits the task: once a day, once an hour, in real time. The more frequent, the more the infrastructure costs — we calculate it for your case.
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let's talk
A 30-minute call: sources, volume, output format and a price range. No strings attached.