Weple

Built directly by a developer with 25 years of experience

Data Scraping & Collection

Scattered web data gathered and cleaned into a form you can use right away

The data you need, gathered and organized into a form you can use right away.

Collecting data by hand?

Going site to site copying and pasting takes forever and invites mistakes. Just decide what to gather and from where, and collection through cleanup runs automatically.

How we build it

  • Target scoping

    We set what to gather from which sites and confirm what is collectable.

  • Crawler build

    A crawler that reliably pulls the data you need from the target sites.

  • Cleaning / dedup

    Errors and duplicates filtered out of the gathered data into a consistent format.

  • Table / DB output

    Handed over as a spreadsheet, sheet, or database, ready to use.

Handover doc

A doc on where and what was collected and how, and how to run it on a schedule.

How it works

  1. Inquiry

    Tell us what data lives where through the inquiry channel.

  2. Scope & quote

    We set the targets and frequency together and reply with a quote and timeline.

  3. Collect & handover

    We gather and clean the data and hand it over ready to use, with a handover doc.

A good fit for

  • teams that need competitor or market data on a regular basis
  • those who want scattered material gathered in one place to analyze
  • anyone wanting to automate collection they now do by hand

Frequently asked questions

Can any site be scraped?
Most can, but we check site policies and legal scope first. We tell you whether it is collectable at the inquiry stage.
How is the price set?
It depends on the targets, frequency, and cleaning scope. We quote after confirming, and nothing is charged before it is agreed.
Can collection run on a schedule?
Yes. Beyond one-off collection, it can be built to run automatically on a set schedule.

Tell us what data you need

Just tell us what to gather and from where, and we will lay out the scope and a quote.

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