BrowserAct

A scraper here begins as a sentence. The user describes the data wanted — the worked example asks for the top 20 Amazon wireless headphones with price, rating, stock and source URL — and BrowserAct builds the scraper, verifies it against the live site, and returns the rows; that example finishes as a CSV file. The same agent can then be run again whenever fresh results are needed, which is the point of building it once.

Runs happen in the cloud on a private browser with a proxy, and the walkthrough shows a page-verification check being passed mid-task; a customer review quoted on the page describes running several extractions concurrently. Documented use cases are customer and competitor research, lead lists with names, categories, locations, ratings, websites and public contact details, tracking creators, product launches, ads and jobs, and product and supplier research down to sellers and MOQ. An account is required, and the site advertises a free trial alongside paid plans.