PointScrape — Visual Web Scraping
Paste a URL. Watch the rows arrive.
What it does
PointScrape opens a real browser, finds the repeating rows on the page and hands them back as columns. The first run happens right here.
Build a scraper by pointing at a page. Extract structured data from any website with a drag-and-drop builder, schedule runs, and export to CSV, JSON or Excel. No code required.
PointScrape opens a real browser, finds the repeating rows on the page and hands them back as columns. The first run happens right here. No account needed. We open a real browser, find the repeating rows and show you the first few. The tedious parts — browsers, retries, pagination, exports — are handled. Pick elements straight off the live page. No selectors to hand-write, no code to maintain. Next links are detected for you — listings are walked page after page. Cron expressions in your own timezone. Results collect while you sleep. Clean XLSX or JSON the moment a run finishes — your data, ready to use. Every page visited and row captured, streamed to your dashboard in real time. Sites…from pointscrape.com
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