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AI Web Scraper: Extract Any Data From Any Page in Plain English

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AI Web Scraper: Extract Any Data From Any Page in Plain English

AI Web Scraper: Extract Any Data From Any Page in Plain English

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AI Web Scraper — Extract Any Data From Any Page in Plain English

Stop writing CSS selectors. Point this actor at any URL, describe the fields you want in plain English, and get clean structured JSON back. Powered by an LLM, so it keeps working even when the site changes its layout.

Why this over a normal scraper

Normal scraperAI Web Scraper
You write & maintain CSS/XPath selectorsYou write one sentence
Breaks on every redesignSurvives redesigns (reads the page like a human)
One scraper per siteOne actor for any site
Needs a developerAnyone can use it

How to use

  1. URLs to scrape — paste one or more page URLs.
  2. What to extract — describe it: "For each product: name, price, rating, in_stock".
  3. List mode — ON for repeated items (products, posts, rows), OFF for one object per page.
  4. Run. Results land in the dataset as clean JSON, ready for Excel/Sheets/API.

Example

Input

{
"startUrls": [{ "url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/" }],
"extractionPrompt": "For each story: title, points, author, number_of_comments, url",
"listMode": true
}

Output (verified live)

[
{ "title": "SearXNG: A free internet metasearch engine", "points": 101, "author": "theanonymousone", "number_of_comments": 24 },
{ "title": "Giant trees have no trouble pumping water to top branches", "points": 29, "author": "hhs", "number_of_comments": 11 }
]

Use cases

  • E-commerce — product name, price, rating, availability across any shop.
  • Lead-gen — names, titles, emails, companies from directory pages.
  • Real estate / jobs / listings — structured rows from any listing site.
  • News / research — headlines, authors, dates, summaries.
  • Anything with repeated items — no selector, just describe it.

Pricing

Pay per result. You're charged per extracted item — no monthly fee, no charge for empty pages. Cheap on small jobs, scales linearly on big ones.

Notes

  • Reads visible page text (not raw HTML), so it's robust to markup changes.
  • Returns null for fields it can't find — it never invents data.
  • Large pages are trimmed before extraction to keep runs fast and cheap.
  • Each item includes _sourceUrl so you always know where it came from.

Built by Vhub Systems.