Web scraping tools
Ready-made prompts for comparing, judging and checking web scraping tools.
Assesses an AI web scraping tool on accuracy, cost, data handling and respect for site rules, with a verdict first.
Assesses how a residential proxy provider sources its network and handles consent, using the text you paste, and gives a use or avoid verdict.
Checks a scraping API provider against a list of questions on compliance, data handling and cost, and flags what to verify before you pay.
Compares three free web scraping tools for your task and skill level, verdict first, and lists which details you should verify yourself.
Compares legitimate sources of job listing data such as official APIs, partner feeds and public datasets for one project, verdict first.
Weighs a point-and-click desktop scraper against a custom script for your project and recommends one with the break-even point in plain terms.
Diagnoses why a scraper gets an empty page from a dynamic site, ranks likely causes and starts with compliant options like official APIs.
Scores no-code scraper options against your project in a table and recommends one, noting what you must confirm in a free trial.
Reviews a plan to scale a scraper to many pages or sites, with a verdict first and the risks to the sites and to me.
Reviews a scraping plan against respect for site owners, privacy and purpose, with a verdict first and a fix for each concern.
Reviews the permissions and privacy notes of a scraper browser extension you paste and gives an install or skip verdict with reasons.
Checks an open source scraping project from the repository facts you paste and rates its health, license fit and risks for your use.