I will scrape product data from ecommerce websites
Web Scraping and Data Extraction Specialist
About this Gig
Need product data without hours of copying and pasting?
I build Python scrapers to collect product names, prices, availability, SKUs, categories and links from ecommerce websites.
You receive:
- - A structured Excel, CSV or JSON file
- - Agreed fields, with missing values clearly marked
- - Clean formatting and deduplication using an agreed identifier
- - Results spot-checked against the source
Packages cover a one-time extraction from public pages without login or complex anti-bot protection. Source, page and field limits apply as listed in each package.
Need JavaScript-based extraction, a reusable script, Google Sheets, Telegram delivery or scheduled updates? These can be assessed separately.
See my portfolio for a sample product dataset, scraper workflow and documentation.
Before ordering, send the website URL, required fields, target products or categories, preferred format and deadline. I will check feasibility and confirm the scope, price and delivery time.
Have a catalogue in mind? Send me the link and tell me what you need.
Technology:
Python
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Excel
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Selenium
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Playwright
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Pandas
Technique:
Automated
My Portfolio
FAQ
What do you need before I order?
Please send the website URL, target products or categories, required fields, approximate number of records, preferred format and deadline. A sample spreadsheet is helpful if you have one. I will review the source and help you choose the package that fits your task.
Which websites are covered by the packages?
Packages cover public ecommerce pages without login or complex anti-bot protection. JavaScript-heavy sites and unusual structures need a separate assessment. Send the URL before ordering so I can confirm whether your task fits a package.
What counts as a source, page and field?
A source is one website. A page is a catalogue or product-detail page used for extraction; pagination pages count separately. Page limits apply across all sources combined. A field is one attribute, such as price or SKU. API tasks are scoped separately.
How many products will I receive?
Product counts depend on the site and required fields. One catalogue page may list many products, while detailed data may require opening each product page. We agree on the target records before ordering. Variants and reviews may add records and pages.
What files and product details can you deliver?
Choose Excel, CSV or JSON. Fields can include titles, prices, currency, availability, SKUs, categories and URLs, within your package limit. Image URLs count as a field. Image downloads, detailed variants and reviews require prior agreement.
How do you check and clean the data?
I check the file structure, spot-check records against the source, standardize agreed formats and remove duplicates using an agreed identifier. Missing values are marked, not invented. Prices and availability reflect the time of collection.
Can I see a sample before placing an order?
My portfolio includes a sample dataset and scraper workflow. For a preview from your chosen site, send the URL and required fields. I will confirm whether a small sample is practical before ordering. Complex prototypes or setup are quoted separately.
Will I receive the Python source code?
Packages include a one-time extraction and the resulting data files, not source code. A reusable Python script, setup instructions and help running it can be quoted separately. Please specify your operating system and how you plan to run it.
Can you deliver to Telegram, Google Sheets or another platform?
Yes, integrations and scheduled updates are available by agreement. Sending a file, updating a sheet and ongoing monitoring have different scopes. We agree on the destination, schedule, setup, maintenance and third-party costs in a separate offer.
What do revisions cover?
Revisions cover adjustments within the agreed task, such as column order or formatting. Errors against the agreed requirements are corrected at no extra charge. New sources, fields, integrations or another collection run may require a separate quote.

