Collecting public data generally is, but it depends on the source terms, database rights and whether personal data is involved. We review that per source and refuse work where the answer is no. We also do not bypass anti-bot protection, which is where most of the legal risk sits.

What happens when the source page changes?

Every collector has validation and alerting, so you learn that the structure changed from us rather than from a report full of empty columns. Repairs are covered by the care plan or quoted separately.

Can you collect contact details for outreach?

We do not build lists of personal data. We can collect company-level information from public sources, which keeps you on the right side of GDPR.

Data acquisition

Web scraping and data acquisition for business

Public data, collected reliably and on schedule, instead of someone copying it into a spreadsheet every Monday.

from $180

What it covers

Dedicated collectors

Scripts written for a specific source, with a defined schedule, retries and alerts when a page structure changes.

Change monitoring

Prices, availability, listings and content tracked over time, so you see the trend rather than a single snapshot.

Clean output

Data validated against a schema and delivered where you work: database, spreadsheet, CRM or an API endpoint.

Lawful scope

Public data only, respecting robots.txt and the terms of the source. We do not collect personal data and we do not circumvent anti-bot protection.

Pricing

Web scraping: dedicated scripts, page monitoring, competitor prices and leads: $180
Mobile scraping: data from mobile applications: $280

Starting prices, net of VAT. Final quote agreed after a scope review.

How the engagement runs

Define the source and the output

Which pages, which fields, how often, and what the data is used for downstream.

Legal and technical review

We check the terms of the source and whether the data can be collected lawfully. If it cannot, we say so before you pay for anything.

Build and validate

Collector, schema validation and a test run compared against the source by hand.

Schedule and monitor

Scheduled runs with alerting, because every scraper eventually breaks when the source changes.

Frequent questions

Is scraping legal?: Collecting public data generally is, but it depends on the source terms, database rights and whether personal data is involved. We review that per source and refuse work where the answer is no. We also do not bypass anti-bot protection, which is where most of the legal risk sits.
What happens when the source page changes?: Every collector has validation and alerting, so you learn that the structure changed from us rather than from a report full of empty columns. Repairs are covered by the care plan or quoted separately.
Can you collect contact details for outreach?: We do not build lists of personal data. We can collect company-level information from public sources, which keeps you on the right side of GDPR.