Marketplaces, stores, and apps
Get a reliable feed of public commerce data: competitor catalogs, Amazon offers, Magento and Shopify storefronts, and desktop or mobile apps. The data is cleaned, matched, and loaded into the system you already use, or into a collector that keeps running on a schedule.
Amazon listings and offers, prices, stock signals, reviews and ratings, seller counts
public catalogs, category trees, product attributes, prices, availability
public product feeds, collections, prices, variants, review widgets
desktop applications, iOS and Android apps, portals you already have permission to use
your database, warehouse, BI tool, Google Sheets, CSV, JSON, a private API
field mapping, deduplication, product matching across sources, change detection, scheduled refresh
Track what rival Magento and Shopify stores publish: products, prices, variants, and stock. You see changes without opening their site every morning.
Pull public listing data, offer prices, and review signals for the ASINs you care about, on a schedule, into a table your team can query.
When the data lives in an app rather than a website, the collector reads that app the same way a user would, then writes structured rows.
Titles, prices, and identifiers are normalized and matched to your catalog before they land in your warehouse or intelligence tool.
A scheduled job rechecks the source, stores only what changed, retries failures, and alerts you when a page layout breaks the extract.
Output is a database table, a file drop, or an API your team can query, rerun, and hand to someone else.
List the sites or apps, the fields you need, and how fresh the data must be.
Extract a small set first so you can check field quality before a full run.
Build the collector, the cleanup, and the load into your system.
Put it on a timer with logs and alerts, and hand over something your team can operate.
Public marketplace and storefront pages, including Amazon, Magento, Adobe Commerce, and Shopify sites, plus desktop and mobile apps. Collection stays within sources you are allowed to read: public pages, official APIs, and accounts you own or are authorized to use.
An integration moves data in and out of your own Magento or Shopify store. Data mining collects outside sources, such as a competitor catalog or Amazon offers, and brings that data in.
Into your database, warehouse, BI tool, spreadsheet, or a private API. The shape of the table is agreed before the full extract runs.
Yes. Collectors run on a schedule, record what changed, and send an alert when a source changes enough to break the extract.
Name the sites or apps, the fields, and where the data should land. You get a reply with a proposed scope and a rough estimate.
Get an estimate