E-commerce

Monitor prices,
beat competitors.

Turn any product listing page into a structured dataset. Track prices, availability, and ratings across the web — no code required.

Product name & brandCurrent priceAvailability statusRatings & review countImage URLsFull description
amazon.com/s?k=wireless+headphones
Extracting…
ProductPriceRatingStock
Sony WH-1000XM5$279.99★ 4.8In stock
Bose QuietComfort 45$249.00★ 4.7In stock
Apple AirPods Pro$189.99★ 4.9Low stock
Jabra Evolve2 55$349.00★ 4.6In stock
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Built for product intelligence

Extract detailed product fields and monitor pricing across thousands of pages without writing a single line of code.

Product listing extraction

Point-and-click selector detects repeating product patterns across category pages and pulls full catalogs without writing code.

Pagination crawling

Follows next-page links and Load More buttons automatically — crawl hundreds of pages in one session.

Price & availability tracking

Re-run extractions on a schedule to track pricing changes, stock status, and rating updates over time.

JavaScript-rendered sites

Runs inside your browser so fully rendered SPAs and infinite scroll pages work the same as static HTML.

From page to dataset
in 60 seconds

1

Open a product category page

2

Click to select product title and price

3

CrawlPilot detects the repeating pattern

4

Enable pagination to crawl all pages

5

Export structured CSV or JSON

Ecommerce extraction demo

Who uses this

Real workflows for e-commerce teams.

Price intelligence analyst

You need to know when a competitor drops price on 50 SKUs — before your sales team finds out from a lost deal.

  • Open a competitor's category page and extract all products with List Extractor.
  • Use Page Extractor to pull price and availability from each product URL.
  • Re-run weekly to catch changes and export the diff to a spreadsheet.

Catalog manager

Supplier catalogs go stale. Your internal database drifts from what's actually listed on their site.

  • Extract name, SKU, specs, and availability directly from supplier product pages.
  • Compare extracted data against your internal records to spot changes.
  • Export to CSV and feed updates into your PIM or ERP system.

Market researcher

You want to identify trending product categories and review sentiment before committing to a new product line.

  • Extract product names, ratings, and review counts across multiple marketplaces.
  • Filter by rating thresholds to identify high-satisfaction niches.
  • Export and analyze category-level trends in a spreadsheet or BI tool.