Web scraping
Prices, listings and public records collected from agreed websites and delivered in a spreadsheet.
We collect data from public websites and build tools for repetitive business tasks. Accepted projects start with a free data sample or one prototype feature.
Describe your projectFree sample for accepted projects. Full-project price and ongoing costs quoted first.
| Work | Due | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Roof-tank cleaning + inspection | Oct 8 | Relevant |
| Janitorial pesticide supplies | Sep 18 | Review |
| Goods transportation | Oct 14 | Excluded |
Real one-time run. Buyer contacts and request IDs removed; titles shortened.
View the full sample reportSee the file, the sources and what the results mean.
Public bid notices filtered by service and location, with deadlines and links to the original notices.
See exampleA spreadsheet of listed prices and stock status for matching parts, with changes and missing data marked.
See examplePublic court filings filtered by court, case type and location, with links to the source records.
See examplePrices, listings and public records collected from agreed websites and delivered in a spreadsheet.
Calculators, quote forms and tools for tasks you currently handle in spreadsheets.
Business websites, landing pages and online forms.
Tell us the sources and result you need. We reply with the sample size, quote and timing.
We prepare the agreed data sample or software feature for you to try.
Paid work starts only after you accept the quote.
One agreed feature or a small, representative data sample for an accepted project. We agree on its sources, fields and limits before building. A full production system and unlimited revisions are outside the free scope.
We quote after reviewing the sources, volume, update frequency and delivery format. The quote explains setup, output or recurring charges, plus any hosting, data and maintenance costs. You agree to paid work separately.
We check each proposed source first. Access restrictions, source rules and technical limits can make a project unsuitable. We agree on allowed sources and explain gaps rather than promise complete coverage.
Yes. The quote includes the schedule and how we handle source changes or failed runs. Reports show collection dates, source links and missing data.
No. Tell us what you do manually today, the result you need and an example public source if you have one. Leave out passwords, customer records and confidential files.
Our reply will include timing after we check the sources and the work involved.
Send your project through the form, or email Alan at alan@sprintknot.com.
That’s the Sprintknot email address we use for Omnivore Works project inquiries.
Tell us which websites to check and what data you need.