Resolve any place name, IATA or ICAO code into clean airport, city and airline reference records: official names, codes, coordinates, time zones, currency, city-wide groupings and cross-platform place identifiers. Ambiguous names are flagged, never guessed. No account or login needed.
Every departure and arrival at any airport, as one clean row per flight. Live status, terminal, gate, estimated time and delay. Codeshare duplicates folded into the aircraft that actually flies, so a day at JFK is 656 real movements, not 2,861. Whole day or right now, 25 airports at once.
Map the full non-stop network of any airport: every destination, the airlines on each route, flights per week, operating days, flight time, distance and the months it runs. Up to 30 airports per run, one clean row per route. No account and no login needed.
Search Alibaba and get every wholesale offer as a clean row: the full quantity-break price ladder, minimum order, live discounts, and each supplier's verification, rating, response rate and trade history. Filter by country, price, order size or certificate. No account, no login.
Every live AliExpress deal in one table, with the clock attached: deal price, was-price, discount, stock, rating and the exact moment each offer expires, stamped beside the moment it was collected. Filter by discount, price or time left. Pick your country. No account, no login.
Find what to sell on AliExpress using published numbers only: exact units sold, units sold per day since launch, rating, review volume, discount and local stock. Ranked shortlist, deduplicated, with every figure and weight shown. No estimated revenue, no invented scores.
Extract every product in any Allegro category with prices, sellers, ratings and sales data. Paste a category link or ID and get clean structured results — no login needed.
Build one clean, deduplicated list of Amazon ASINs from many places at once — search terms, Best Seller charts, seller storefronts and any Amazon listing link. Every ASIN says which source found it, caps keep the run bounded, and full product details can be attached on demand.
Find genuinely discounted Amazon products for any search term or category: current price, crossed-out list price, percentage off and money saved, plus rating and offer expiry. Filter by minimum discount, price band and star rating so only deals worth acting on come back.
One row per Amazon product instead of one per review: the full star breakdown, the share of critical ratings, and the themes customers keep raising — each with how many said it and how it split between praise and complaint. Find what to fix, or what a rival's buyers grumble about.
Profile the accommodation supply of any Booking.com market in one pass: star ratings, review-score bands, property types, neighbourhoods, brands, facilities, meal plans and cancellation policies, each with the number of properties behind it and its share of the market.
Build a price-by-date matrix for any Booking.com market: nightly rate, taxes, refundability and rank versus the market median for every property on every check-in date, plus per-date medians, quartiles and supply movement. Weekend premiums and the forward booking curve included.
Search Craigslist by keyword across cities and categories, and collect matching postings with titles, prices, locations, photos, dates and links.
Pull eBay's Daily Deals into a clean dataset: item, title, current price, the was-price, discount percent, quantity left, urgency badge and sponsored flag; across the whole deals hub and its Tech, Fashion, Home and More categories. No account needed. Run it on demand or on a schedule.
Compare every live seller offer for one eBay product in a single run. Give a product number, a product link, or a search phrase, and get each offer's price, condition, shipping and seller, plus a market summary of the cheapest and dearest by condition. No eBay account needed.
Collect eBay's public product reviews to any depth: author, star rating, date, full text, verified-purchase flag, condition bought and seller. Add a per-product rating summary with the full star breakdown and sentiment tags. Choose the eBay site; no account or login needed.
Turn any eBay item link or item number into clean, structured data: title, price in the seller's own currency, condition, seller and feedback, stock and units sold, every variation with its price and quantity, images, item specifics and the full description. Choose your eBay site and schedule it.
Watch any eBay seller's live listings and see exactly what changed since the last run: new items, price moves and removals, plus the full current inventory as clean rows. Choose the eBay site, keep the same seller list, and schedule it to build a running change history per seller.
See the ads any brand or keyword is running on Facebook and Instagram right now: ad wording, headline, button, landing link, format, placements and run dates. Move the start-date limit backwards to reach older ads. No account and no login needed.
Collect the public comments on any Facebook post: author, full text, date, the like figure Facebook displays and the reply count, one clean row each. Works on posts, photos and videos, needs no account, and tells you plainly how many comments are publicly reachable.
Collect public Facebook events as clean rows: date, time zone, venue, full address, host, description and ticket link. Paste event links, or name the Pages whose upcoming events you want. Ideal for venue calendars, listings sites and local guides. No account or login needed.
Scrape any public Facebook Page into one clean row: name, category, intro, follower and like counts, profile and cover images, both Page identifiers, and the newest public post with its reactions, comments and shares. Optional website, email and phone. No account or login needed.
Collect flight deals, flash sales and error fares from four deal publishers into one newest-first table: airline, route, price, trip type and how old the deal is — plus both airport codes, fare class, routing, stopover rules and mileage where the deal spells them out.
Watch flight routes and departure dates on a schedule and get a row only when a fare actually moves — old price, new price, how far it fell, and whether it is a new low. It keeps the price history for you, so you never build one.