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Data · Any website

Free website scraper: turn a website into clean data

This free website scraper reads any public website and pulls what you choose: services and prices, contact details, products, or the key facts. The page is read, rendered in a real browser if it needs one, and the details come back as clean, structured data, each marked as found word for word or summarised from the page.

What to pull

How it works

  1. 01

    Skryp reads the page

    Our web data API picks a route that works for that site and renders it in a browser when the content needs JavaScript.

  2. 02

    The fields come out

    A model pulls exactly what you asked for into a clean structure, rows and columns rather than a wall of text.

  3. 03

    Each value is checked

    Values found word for word on the page are marked as such. Anything summarised is labelled, so you know what to double-check.

  4. 04

    You get a receipt

    Credits used, the route taken, where the page was read from and a request number, for every result.

For your business

The data you'd otherwise copy by hand.

Competitor prices every morning, supplier stock levels, new property or vehicle listings, tender notices, whole product catalogues: we build systems that collect them on a schedule, keep the history, and alert you or feed the tools you already use.

Focused builds from R8,000 · full systems from R80,000

Questions

What kinds of websites can it read?

Most public websites, including ones that only show their content after JavaScript runs. It doesn't sign in to anything, and some sites block automated reads entirely.

Is it legal to scrape a website?

Reading public pages is widely done, but a site's terms, copyright and personal-information law such as POPIA still apply. We read public pages, never break into logins, and design each system around what you're allowed to use.

How accurate is it?

Values marked as found on the page were matched against the page text. Summarised values are the model's reading of the page and are labelled so you can check them.

Can this run across hundreds of sites?

Yes. That is what our data systems do: the same engine runs on a schedule across every site you care about, and keeps the history so you can see what changed.

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