Maximum collection control
Keep your retail collectors and data logic.
Best for teams with mature collectors and their own retail-data operation.
Explore proxy infrastructureInformações sobre preços e assortamento
Collect source-linked pricing, promotion, availability, seller, and assortment data through commerce APIs, scheduled feeds, or a fully managed program.
Start with the workload
Define the decision first. We help shape the sources, fields, matching, and refresh plan behind it.
Matched retail comparison
Compare selling price, regular price, promotion, shipping, seller, availability, market, and time in one record.
When matching is in scope, WSA maps source listings to your catalog using approved identifiers and variant rules. Every record retains its match state, while uncertain listings are held for review instead of being forced into a comparison.
Output definition
Before production, confirm the sources, fields, schema, cadence, validation rules, and delivery format for your chosen service.
Representative samples show which fields each source exposes and how the final output will look.
Product, category, search
Offers, sellers, featured offer where exposed
Identity and specifications
Availability and terms
Listings and market context
Ratings and review records
Product ID, SKU, GTIN or MPN, brand, model, variant, URL, and match state.
Selling and regular price, currency, promotion, shipping, unit price, and dates.
Stock message, normalized state, seller, fulfillment, delivery, and offer context.
Category, brand, variant, first seen, last seen, and listing state.
Query, category, position, sponsored state, title, images, and visible attributes.
Rating, count, distribution, review text, date, and source context.
Source, market, page type, capture time, run, schema, and prior observations.
// Illustrative record when catalog matching is included { "customer_sku": "CAT-4812", "match_id": "AR2-BLK-42", "gtin": "0123456789012", "variant": { "color": "black", "size": "EU 42" }, "match_state": "exact", "match_method": "gtin_and_variant", "source": "retailer-a", "page_type": "product", "market": "US", "price": { "value": 119, "currency": "USD" }, "regular_price": 132, "promotion_text": "10% off", "shipping": { "value": 0, "currency": "USD" }, "availability": "in_stock", "seller": "retailer-a", "captured_at": "2026-07-14T09:30:00Z", "source_url": "https://shop.example/p/atlas", "extraction_state": "valid", "change": { "field": "price", "previous": 124 }, "schema_version": "retail.v1", "run_id": "RUN-20260714-0930" }
// Illustrative scheduled-feed or managed-program scope { "sources": ["selected retailers", "marketplaces"], "markets": ["US", "GB", "DE"], "catalog": "customer product file", "catalog_matching": "included", "page_types": ["product", "category", "search"], "fields": ["identity", "price", "promotion", "availability"], "cadence": "defined per source", "destination": "agreed delivery handoff" }
// Illustrative acceptance rules when catalog matching is included { "required_fields": ["match_id", "price.currency", "captured_at", "source_url"], "match_checks": ["identifier conflict", "variant mismatch"], "value_checks": ["decimal shift", "outlier", "duplicate"], "exceptions": "retain source record for review", "schema_version": "documented" }
WSA monitors structured APIs, scheduled feeds, and managed programs—and handles source changes across every connector we operate.
Public offers are collected for the agreed markets, sources, and window.
Currency, decimal shifts, promotions, availability, duplicates, and required fields are checked when included.
Monitoring flags a response, schema, or extraction change for investigation.
We adapt collection or normalization logic and rerun the agreed checks.
Validated output is delivered; unresolved issues follow the agreed exception path.
Run, source, capture time, schema version, and prior observations stay attached.
Operating model
Maximum collection control
Best for teams with mature collectors and their own retail-data operation.
Explore proxy infrastructureScheduled & managed buying process
We test representative sources, confirm the output, and agree the operating rules before production.
Share sources, markets, catalog samples, fields, and intended use.
Confirm field coverage, source context, match states, and output shape.
Set the schema, cadence, quality checks, exceptions, and delivery.
WSA launches and maintains the contracted workflow.
Evaluation questions
Coverage, matching, refresh, ownership, and commercial terms—answered clearly.
WebScrapingAPI provides web-data infrastructure and delivery, not pricing or BI software. WSA can operate anything from network access to a managed collection-and-delivery workflow; your team owns analysis and decisions.
Use documented commerce endpoints for supported sources. Custom feeds and managed programs can cover selected public retailer, marketplace, manufacturer, distributor, search, comparison, and review pages; we confirm fields by source and market.
Managed programs can include catalog matching, and matching can be added to a scheduled feed. API and standard-feed customers match records in their own systems.
APIs collect when called; feeds and managed programs follow an agreed schedule. History, change-only delivery, and retention are included when specified.
Yes. Start with a supported endpoint, add scheduled delivery when you want WSA to run cadence and feed monitoring, or use managed delivery for matching and exception handling.
WSA maintains supported commerce endpoints and every source connector it operates for a scheduled or managed program. Proxy customers maintain collectors; Scraper API customers maintain parsers and downstream logic.
We include these fields when the public source exposes them and the selected service supports them. Market, postcode, currency, and membership context are preserved where relevant.
Source-linked seller, price, market, and time data can flag observations below your review threshold. Your team determines authorization, authenticity, and policy status.
API use follows published plans. Custom pricing reflects sources, markets, catalog size, cadence, matching, history, validation, output, and delivery.
Review our Política de Privacidade, GDPR information, and Acordo de serviço. Custom agreements define catalog handling, retention, delivery access, support, change handling, and project-specific terms.
Choose the service boundary
Start with an API, or request representative records for a scheduled or managed program.