1. Beautiful looking page!
2. I didn't answer the following questions:
- What are the prices?
- How do you actually do it? (request form suggested that you do it nearly manually)
- What are the benefits of using you? (i.e. We can scrap any kind of chaptcha protected data by using 1M different hosts)
- How fast would you do it?
- How legal is it?
- Is there API or another way of automatically integrating?
3. You kind of told me the same thing under Why & Features
2. Prices vary depending on the nature of your web scraping project.
3. You guessed correctly, we built our own web scraping tool and provide managed web scraping services. You can most certainly scrape any type of page but with the increased difficulty and speed, increased prices.
Cool logo bro. I would scale it down a bit though, in my opinion. Also the active color for the top menu links seems strange to me and it definitely shocked me. The logo is great. It looks like a lot of thought / work / blood went into designing it.
- Price (if only typical example) would be interesting.
- Can you reverse scrape website code (non-technical person here...)? Occasionally I would be interested in finding people that don't have a certain type of code on their website for prospecting.
- Can you scrape across a site - e.g if I send you a domain can you crawl pages or do you need each specific URL?
As for the website - generally it's good. 1) There is not a good direct call-to-action above the fold. I would update the 'Send URL's" to something more sales directed like 'Get a quote' and remove the 'read on' button that does nothing 2) I would make the blog more prominent once you enrich the information
This could be a useful service for me. Thanks for sharing.
The thing about price is that it differs from project to project so that is why I chose not to include it.
Not sure what you mean by reverse scrape. I'm not sure what you mean by finding people that don't have certain type of code part.
The closest example I can think of is a website that has hundreds of links to other domains and you want to scrape the email address from each of those. For example, a client recently wanted to collect contact information from all the businesses but every business web page looks different.
Thanks I'll update the call to action bit...get a quote seems like a good call to action.
I could see myself using this service. Seems very user friendly and customer service friendly. great logo. loved how you made it part of your domain / TLD. would also like to see price. in situations like these since you said you cannot show price due to too many scenarios, what you can do is show some example jobs with prices that you've done in the past.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 27.3 ms ] threadP.S. I'm actually interested: dan[a)danilinkcom
2. Prices vary depending on the nature of your web scraping project.
3. You guessed correctly, we built our own web scraping tool and provide managed web scraping services. You can most certainly scrape any type of page but with the increased difficulty and speed, increased prices.
Sent you an email.
Also it'd be worth figuring out a way to differentiate yourself from import.io, as that service is getting reasonably established.
- Price (if only typical example) would be interesting. - Can you reverse scrape website code (non-technical person here...)? Occasionally I would be interested in finding people that don't have a certain type of code on their website for prospecting. - Can you scrape across a site - e.g if I send you a domain can you crawl pages or do you need each specific URL?
As for the website - generally it's good. 1) There is not a good direct call-to-action above the fold. I would update the 'Send URL's" to something more sales directed like 'Get a quote' and remove the 'read on' button that does nothing 2) I would make the blog more prominent once you enrich the information
This could be a useful service for me. Thanks for sharing.
Not sure what you mean by reverse scrape. I'm not sure what you mean by finding people that don't have certain type of code part.
The closest example I can think of is a website that has hundreds of links to other domains and you want to scrape the email address from each of those. For example, a client recently wanted to collect contact information from all the businesses but every business web page looks different.
Thanks I'll update the call to action bit...get a quote seems like a good call to action.
EDIT: I just changed the call to action bit.
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