You already know which pages you care about. Paste or upload the list, choose the fields you want, and Scrapewise returns one clean row per URL. Mixed shops in one file are fine. Pages that fail are retried and not charged.
A list of 400 links across three shops is three different page layouts. A script written for one of them returns blanks for the other two, and the blanks look like out-of-stock rather than a broken selector.
Links go stale, products get delisted, a shop rate-limits you halfway through. A run that quietly drops those rows gives you a shorter file and no reason why.
Opening a long list from one IP gets throttled or served a bot wall. Doing it properly means proxies, retries and a queue, which is a small project before you have a single row.
The point of the list was a spreadsheet you can sort by price. Writing and maintaining the fetcher, the parser and the error handling is work that produces none of that.
Paste the links or upload a CSV; mixed shops in one list are fine
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Nothing here needs code. The slowest part is deciding which fields you want, and you can change that later without re-uploading the list.
Paste the URLs or upload a CSV or Excel column of them. One list can mix shops. Duplicate links in the file are kept once so you are not charged twice for the same page.
Name the columns you want back: price, sale price, currency, title, stock, pack size, image. Scrapewise reads each page and fills them, using the page's own structured data when it publishes any and reading the rendered page when it does not.
Start the run yourself or set it to repeat daily or weekly. Pages that fail are retried; the ones that still fail stay visible with their error instead of disappearing from the file.
Export CSV or Excel, read it over the REST API, or hand it to an AI agent over MCP. Group rules can clean it first: price as a number, price per kg or litre, other currencies converted to EUR.
You bring the links and the field names. You get one row per link.
Paste them or upload a CSV or Excel column. Mixed shops in one list are fine.
https://shop-a.example/oat-flakes-500gName the columns. Anything the page shows can be a column.
pricetitlestockpack_sizeA second column in the file. It is carried through to the output so the rows join back to your catalogue.
OAT-500How often the same list is scraped again.
One row per URL in your file, 8 columns each
CSV or Excel export, REST API, or MCP for AI agents.
Illustrative rows in the style of a grocery list, not a customer's data. The left column is what you uploaded; the rest is what came back.
| URL you uploaded | Title as scraped | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| shop-a.example/oat-flakes-500g | Kaerahelbed 500 g | 1.29 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-a.example/greek-yogurt-400g | Kreeka jogurt 10% 400 g | 2.15 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-a.example/rye-bread-500g | Rukkileib 500 g | 1.65 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-b.example/oat-flakes-whole-grain | Oat flakes whole grain 0.5 kg | 1.19 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-b.example/oat-flakes-family-1kg | Oat flakes 1 kg family pack | 2.19 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-b.example/greek-yogurt-400 | Greek yogurt 10%, 400 g | 2.09 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-c.example/kaerahelbed-500g | Kaerahelbed 500g | 1.35 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-c.example/jogurt-kreeka-400g | Jogurt, kreeka, 400 g | 2.29 EUR | Scraped |
| shop-c.example/leib-rukki-500g | Rukkileib, 500 g | — | Out of stock, no price shown |
| shop-c.example/old-product-page | — | — | 404 after 3 retries, not charged |
The output follows your file, so it joins straight back to the catalogue or sheet the links came from.
A link that does not resolve stays in the table with its error instead of vanishing, and a page that never loads is not charged.
Set the list to repeat daily or weekly and each run is cleaned by the same rules, so the columns stay comparable over time.
Upload the links as a CSV or paste them in, name the fields you want back, and run it. Scrapewise opens each page, fills your columns and returns a table. There is no script to write and no proxy to configure.
Yes. A list can mix shops and marketplaces. Each page is read on its own, so you do not need one run per site. The output is a single table with a shop column, which is what makes it comparable.
There is no fixed cap on the list size. Cost is per page scraped from your prepaid balance, so a list of 400 links costs 400 pages. Dead or blocked links are retried, kept in the table with the reason instead of dropped, and not charged.
Start with ten links and the fields you care about. Every new account gets 5 free requests, and after that you pay as you go from a prepaid balance. Plain pages start at EUR 0.15 per 1,000 and failed pages are not charged.
What the input looks like, what you are charged for, and what this does not do.
One URL per row in a CSV or Excel column, or pasted straight into the field. You can add a second column with your own SKU or ID and it is carried through to the output, which is what lets the result join back to your catalogue.