We collect listings from classified boards and marketplaces across any category: cars, electronics, furniture, services, pets. Exports include prices, attributes, photos, sellers, location, and listing history. Formats range from a one-time export to a continuous API stream.
Classified boards offer a giant cross-section of secondhand markets and private demand. There's more data here than in any official statistics.
Study secondhand markets: prices, volumes, and liquidity by category and region.
See the resale market for your products: resale prices and their impact on new sales.
Feed your products with a deduplicated, structured stream of listings via API.
Spot bargain listings by filter before competitors do, with new-listing alerts.
Three formats to fit the task: a one-time export, recurring data delivery, or a custom solution. Pricing depends on your choice of sites, volume, and frequency. You get a quote before we start, and work begins once it's approved.
Capture listings once: for market analysis, a project, or a data migration.
Updates arrive on schedule, automatically. New listings and price changes are already included.
Turnkey data as a service: API access, DaaS, or a ready-to-use interface, dozens of sources, and SLAs.
How much does classified ads scraping cost? The price comes down to clear factors, from the number of sites to stream speed. You get a quote and a data sample before work starts.
Describe the categories, sites, and geography, and we'll come back with a cost estimate, timeline, and sample data within one business day.
Classified ads scraping is the automated collection of listings from boards and marketplaces into a structured table. A bot opens the results pages, picks up the listings, and maps the information into a single schema. Instead of searching by hand, you get a ready list of ads with prices and attributes.
What the export includes for each listing:
Every ad becomes a table row, with all listing information split into fields. How much detail you get depends on the site. We don't sell a tool, and you'll never have to configure scrapers. It's a done-for-you service: you describe the task, we deliver the result.
We work with classified boards worldwide. The running list includes Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji, Gumtree, Kleinanzeigen, Leboncoin, OLX, Marktplaats, Subito, Milanuncios, Blocket, and more. Source selection depends on the country and category.
Every classifieds site limits request rates. The bot keeps a polite pace, works through a proxy pool, and never disrupts the site. Collection stays stable even at high volume.
A one-time export shows the market as of a single date. Monitoring turns that snapshot into a stream: the bot checks the results on a schedule and sends fresh listings.
What that means in practice:
Filtering is flexible: categories, price, region, and keywords. Each snapshot shows the listing count per category. Monitoring frequency is tuned to the task. Stop words cut the junk out of the results. Delivery cadence matches your process: from weekly to a continuous stream.
We determine seller type from site signals: owner, private seller, or business. The metrics are the seller's active listing count and posting history.
A note on boundaries: we don't collect personal data. Phone numbers hidden behind a site's contact form are not extracted. Exports contain only the public profile and listing information.
The category can be anything: cars, electronics, furniture, services, pets. For each we build a table with the category's fields, ready for analysis.
A note on scope: adjacent tasks have dedicated services. Property listings with deduplication and price history are covered by real estate scraping. The labor market is covered by job posting scraping. Online store prices and products are tracked by online store monitoring, and arbitrary sites are handled by web scraping services.
There's no such thing as too much data: volumes run from a single category to millions of listings a month. We deliver in Excel, CSV, JSON, as a feed, or via API. Before the project starts, we send a free sample for your category.
We've been collecting data from classified boards and open sources since 2015. Data is valuable when it's clean, complete, and on time.
Listing attributes are split into category fields, ready for analysis.
New listings arrive minutes after posting. Critical for buyback teams and alerts.
Reposts and cross-posting between boards are merged into a single record.
Millions of listings a month: from one category to entire boards.
A transparent process: quote and sample data before work starts. No hidden fees, no surprises.
You name the categories, sites, and geography.
Sample data and an exact price before work starts.
We configure filters, category fields, and the schedule.
Exports, a feed, or an API stream, with history and alerts.
Structured listings: from a one-time export to a real-time stream.
Prices, attributes, photos, sellers, and location, split into category fields.
Price changes, reposts, and removals. Each listing's full life in the data.
Listing access via API: a stream into your products and models.
New listings matching your filters, minutes after posting.
Classified ads scraping covers boards and marketplaces. We'll assemble adjacent services around your task.
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Any: cars, electronics, furniture, building materials, services, pets. Each category is split into its own attributes; the field count depends on the site. Product information is enriched with price history.
In streaming mode, minutes after posting. Daily collection is usually enough for market analysis; buyback work needs streaming speed.
From site signals and seller behavior: active listing count and posting history. Seller type ships as its own field: owner, private seller, or business.
We capture the public information on a seller's profile. We don't collect personal data: phone numbers hidden behind the site's contact form are not extracted.
Projects start at $150. The final price depends on the number of sites, data volume, update frequency, and extra processing (see the factor breakdown above). An exact quote and a data sample come before work starts.
Searches like "craigslist scraper" usually mean a boxed program for a single site. We work differently: we configure collection for your task across any boards, from Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace to OLX and Gumtree, and deliver ready data. No separate software needed.
Off-the-shelf scrapers demand setup, proxies, and constant upkeep. Here you never think about the scraper: our team does the work, and you receive an export or a stream. When a site changes, we fix the collection ourselves.
Yes. Monitoring by a list of sellers or stores: new listings, price changes, and removals. Handy for competitor analysis and dealer oversight.
Yes, but the housing market has a dedicated service with deduplication down to properties and price history: real estate scraping. There, listings for the same home are merged across sites into a single property record.