Pull products, prices, reviews, images and contacts out of any site with a single click — or hand the job to your AI agent and get back a finished table.
Same engine underneath — pick the workflow that fits the job.
Hover a list on the page, click it, and every row lands in an editable table in Chrome's side panel — ready to export.
Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP-capable app once. After that, just ask in plain English — the scrape runs and a table comes back.
Hand a scrape to cloud browsers. It runs at volume, on a schedule, from the country you pick — and delivers fresh data on its own.
Every column is named and typed on its own — images, prices, links, you name it. Fix a cell, drop a column, then export to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets.
| # | Product | Category | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trail Runner GTX | Running shoes | $149.00 |
| 2 | City commuter bike | Cycling | $899.00 |
| 3 | Ceramic pour-over set | Kitchen | $42.50 |
| 4 | Nordic oak desk lamp | Home office | $76.00 |
| 5 | Featherlight down jacket | Outerwear | $210.00 |
Connect once over MCP and scrape whole sites, query the results and schedule jobs — right from the conversation. Ask for “every product on this store, sent to my Sheet”, and a finished table is what comes back.
The scrape runs on our infrastructure, not in your chat window — so raw HTML never burns your context window, and huge jobs still cost a couple of sentences.
Name, price, SKU, availability and images — for every product URL on a site.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento — every product and variant in one export.
“Every product page on this domain” — it maps the site and picks the slice you meant.
Emails, phone numbers and social profiles across thousands of company sites.
Name, rating, address, phone and opening hours for a list of places.
Filters, sums and counts run server-side — the rows never enter the chat.
“Drop empty columns, merge address parts, remove duplicates.” Done.
“Re-run yesterday's price scrape, and every morning from now on.”
A download link, a fresh Google Sheet, CSV, Excel or JSON.
Pages render for real — JavaScript runs, lazy content loads, and consent walls get handled on the way in.
Keep a Google Sheet current on every run, or push results to a webhook and let your own stack take it from there.
Every ten minutes, every morning, or once a month — your competitor price sheet updates before you wake up.
Add one step to a page extraction and every row carries its title, description, image, author and canonical URL.
Name downloaded files after several columns at once — Brand, then Name, and they save as Brand_Product.
Browse a site as a tree and send the pages you pick straight to the extractor — no URL list to build first.
“Set it up in a couple of minutes and had a full product table before my coffee got cold.”
“The side panel picker is the fastest I've used — hover, click, and the table fills itself.”
“Connected it to my agent once — now price checks just happen every morning.”
Two ways in. Neither needs code.
No Chrome Web Store wait — run the extension immediately in any Chromium browser.
Click Download Extension to get urban-web-scraper.zip. Right-click and extract it anywhere on your computer.
In Chrome, Edge, or Brave, navigate to chrome://extensions. In the top-right corner, toggle Developer mode on.
Click the Load unpacked button in the top left and select the unzipped urban-web-scraper folder. The extension appears in your toolbar!
No. You point at what you want on the page and click it — there are no selectors to write and nothing to install beyond the extension. Most people have their first export within minutes.
Not when you scrape locally — results sit in your browser until you export them. Only jobs you explicitly send to the cloud run on our infrastructure, in a workspace only you can see.
Your agent connects to your cloud workspace over MCP, where the scraping tools and your result tables live. You connect once by pasting a link; from then on you ask for data in plain English.
The extension installs free and local extraction is unlimited. Power features, multi-tab scraping and unlimited exports are part of our simple one-time lifetime plans ($25 Pro, $50 Pro+, or custom Team) — see the pricing page for details.
Yes — it scrapes the page as your browser renders it, logged-in sessions included. Some heavily protected sites are better handled by the cloud's proxies.
Urban Web Scraper