A webcrawler, often called a “spider,” is an automated tool that systematically navigates websites to collect and index data. Whether for gathering information from specific sites or scanning the entire web, crawlers can be used in various industries to automate large-scale data collection. With our service, we set up and manage the crawler for you, ensuring efficient and accurate data retrieval tailored to your needs.

Our advanced parser extracts a wide range of data from the web, including languages, main text content, images, and product prices. It can differentiate between articles, homepages, forum threads, and webshop products, allowing you to pinpoint specific information with precision.

Entity extraction identifies the most relevant elements within a text, such as names, companies, organizations, locations, cities, and products. By automatically recognizing these key entities, you can quickly gather valuable insights from large volumes of data. Want to see it in action? Try the demo on this webpage and experience how our tool makes text analysis effortless!

Our crawler is designed to locate specific information across the internet. It can, for example, generate a list of domains using a particular CMS or those containing specific keywords or content. This powerful capability simplifies research and uncovers new sales opportunities with ease.

Use our scraper to gather specific data from certain websites. This is useful if you want to analyze product descriptions from online stores.

Our spider trap detector identifies and bypasses spider traps, preventing the indexing of irrelevant or duplicate pages. This ensures cleaner, more efficient data collection. We provide the spider trap detector for a fixed license fee, compatible across multiple platforms.

To simplify your data collection, we offer Data as a Service. We take care of the crawling, parsing, and scraping, ensuring you receive the exact data you need—either on a recurring schedule or as a one-time delivery. The data is provided in your preferred format, whether as a file, a feed, or directly integrated into your application.