I will python web scraper, apify or n8n workflow
AI Engineer,Python, Machine Learning and AI Automation
About this Gig
Websites dont hand you their data. I do.
I build n8n workflows, AI automations and web scrapers that turn public web pages into clean, structured data and run on autopilot.
What I deliver:
- AI web scraping with Python, Selenium or Playwright
- n8n workflows that scrape, clean and send data automatically
- Apify actors, deployed and scheduled
- Live, auto-updating Google Sheets
- AI agents and chatbots connected to your tools
- Lead generation from public business directories and listings
- Clean CSV, Excel or JSON, no duplicates
- Dynamic pages: JavaScript, pagination, logins youre authorized to use
Scheduled recurring runs
- A small sample first, so you approve before the full run
Not sure its possible? Send me the link or workflow idea. Ill tell you honestly if its doable, how long it takes and what it costs, before you order.
To get started, share:
- Website URL(s) or process to automate
- Fields needed or tools to connect
- Approx. number of records
- Output format and one-time vs recurring
Public or authorized data only. I follow website terms and privacy rules.
Technology:
Python
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Selenium
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Beautiful soup
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Playwright
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Other
Technique:
Automated
FAQ
1. Can you scrape any website?
Most public sites, yes, including JavaScript-heavy pages. Some sites block scraping or forbid it in their terms. Send me the link and I’ll tell you honestly if it’s doable before you order.
2. What output formats do you deliver?
CSV, Excel, JSON, or a live Google Sheet that updates automatically. Data is cleaned and deduplicated before delivery.
3. Can you connect n8n to my tools and build AI agents?
Yes. I connect tools like Google Sheets, Gmail, Slack, CRMs, and APIs, and I can add AI agents or chatbots to your workflow.
4. What do you need from me to start?
The website URL(s), the fields you need, the approximate number of records, and your preferred output format. Tell me if it’s a one-time or recurring job.

