AI web scraper
for teams that don't write code

An AI web scraper extracts data from websites based on a plain-language description instead of hand-built rules. You say which pages or topic and which fields you want; the tool reads the pages and returns structured data. With SpringBrand, the scraping and extraction run on Firecrawl, and search tools find pages when you only have a topic.

No. You describe the pages and the fields in a sentence, in SpringBrand or in the agent you already use. There is no element picking and no selector to maintain, which is what most people mean by a no code web scraper. If you are a developer looking for a web scraping API, see the API question below.

Public pages that anyone can open without signing in. Pages behind your own login are out of scope, and you should not scrape sites whose terms of use forbid it. Results depend on each page, so read a sample of the output before relying on it.

This page covers scraping single pages, searching and then scraping the matching pages, and extracting named fields. When a broader scan across a site is needed, Apify can collect information across the relevant pages; ask your agent to check what is available for your site and what it costs before it runs.

Firecrawl returns a page as clean Markdown, or the fields you named as structured JSON. You can then move reviewed rows into Google Sheets or Notion once you connect that account.

An extension scrapes the page open in your browser, usually by clicking elements to train it. Here you describe the data, the pages can be found for you by search, several pages are handled in one request, and each row keeps its source link. The trade-off: you sign up first, and runs spend credits.

That is who this page is for: growth, sales ops, marketing ops and research teams who need a table, not a scraper project. You bring the question and the column names; the result is a reviewed table you can hand to the rest of the team.

It depends on the data, the site's terms and where you are; this page is not legal advice. Keep to public pages, respect each site's terms, avoid collecting personal data you have no reason to hold, and ask your legal team when in doubt.

You can start on the Free plan, which includes monthly credits and needs no credit card. Each run spends credits from one balance, and the amount depends on the tools and how many pages a task reads. Paid plans and credit top-ups are listed on the pricing page.

Runs start when you ask for them. This page does not promise scheduled scrapes or change alerts. If you need a recurring snapshot, keep the trigger in a tool you already use and have it call SpringBrand for the scraping pass.

Today the documented way to call these tools from software is an AI agent connected through the SpringBrand MCP server, which signs in once and calls Firecrawl and the other providers on your behalf. Direct HTTP access is not documented yet; the API platform page explains the current options and how to ask for it.

For local businesses, use Google Maps data instead of scraping pages: it finds businesses by place and category, and public reviews can be added. The Google Maps leads page walks through building a local shortlist.