Lowland Data

Give it a list of domains and get back what each site runs: e-commerce platform, CMS, frameworks, analytics, payments, CDN, hosting and mail stack. Every detection carries its confidence and the evidence that triggered it, because a stack claim without evidence is a guess. No API key, no login.

Used cars from willhaben.at as clean JSON: make, model, year, mileage, fuel, transmission and price as first-class columns. Dealer or private as a flag - seller identity and exact coordinates are never collected. Pay per result.

bol.com is the online price the Netherlands and Belgium buy against, the number your own listing gets compared to. Rows carry price in cents, rating, review count, delivery promise, and a bol.com-vs-partner flag; details add EAN, brand and condition. No seller identity or reviewer data collected.

Gumtree is where the UK sells things secondhand, useful for pricing stock or checking a rival's asking prices. Rows carry price in pence, description, locality and an organic-vs-paid-placement flag; 'contact seller' items keep a null price rather than a guess. No seller data collected.

Immoweb is Belgium's biggest property portal, and pricing a house means comparing it against dozens of others in the same postal code. Rows give price, previous price on reductions, bedrooms, surface, EPC score and sale-or-rent. Street numbers and coordinates never collected.

Subito.it is Italy's largest classifieds marketplace, and its listings are Italian prose read one at a time to find a price or spec. Rows return price in euros, condition, a shipping flag, comune, provincia, regione and a business-or-private flag. No seller contact routes collected.

willhaben.at is Austria's largest marketplace, and it keeps no export and no price history, everything lives inside the search page you refresh by hand. Rows give price in cents, the seller's own display price, posting date, city, postcode, district and Bundesland. No seller identity collected.

Cardmarket listings scraper and deal finder in one: every live offer of the cards you search (price, condition, language, ship-from country), or only offers 25%+ under the official trend price - condition- and language-aware. Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana and 11 more. No seller data.

Monitor your product list across retailer sites and get alerted the moment a price drops below your MAP (minimum advertised price). Stateful: alerts only on new violations, deeper cuts and recoveries — never repeats. Works on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and custom shops. GDPR-clean.

OLX.ua covers Ukraine's second-hand market, where sellers price in hryvnia, dollars or euros depending on category and month. Rows read the currency off each listing instead of assuming UAH, giving amounts in kopiykas plus city, region and a business-or-private flag. No seller identity collected.

Vinted is Europe's largest fashion resale marketplace, and pricing on it means seeing the whole shelf: every live listing for a brand and size across all 23 national sites. Rows give brand, size, condition, asking price and the buyer-protection total a buyer pays. No seller usernames collected.

Bazoš.cz is where Czech private sellers actually list, a plain site with no API or bulk export. Rows include view counts, full descriptions, city, postcode, posting date and photos, with non-numeric prices like Dohodou kept honestly in a display field. No seller names or user IDs collected.

Blocket.se has been Sweden's default place to sell used goods for decades, making its asking prices a reference point, while a weak krona keeps them looking cheap to euro buyers. Rows give price in kronor, locality, trade type and a retailer-or-private flag. No seller names or coordinates.

DBA.dk, short for Den Blå Avis, is where Danish second-hand goods have been listed since the newspaper era, and its krone stays pegged to the euro, so a price series needs no FX column. Rows give price, locality, trade type and a retailer-or-private flag. No seller names or coordinates collected.

OLX.pl is Poland's biggest marketplace, and popular searches return more listings than the site will page through past its 1,000-result cap. It splits queries by price band to pull the full set: prices in grosz plus category attributes like year and mileage. No seller identity collected.

On Poshmark, one of the largest US resale marketplaces, competitors reprice constantly and checking them by hand takes an evening. Rows give price, original price, brand, size, condition and like count; search covers active listings only, not sold comps. No seller usernames collected.

Watch one saved Rightmove search - area, buy or rent, price and bedroom bands, radius - and get only the NEW properties each run. Built for hourly schedules with email, Slack or webhooks. No agent contact data. Quiet runs cost nothing.

EU vs US card prices in one run: Cardmarket trend (EUR) against TCGplayer market (USD), matched card-by-card via collector number, converted at the daily ECB rate. Spread percent, cheaper side and both product links per row. Aggregate prices only - no listings, no sellers.

Tori.fi is where most of Finland's second-hand supply sits, a thin market of five and a half million people where good listings don't stay up long, and it prices in euros like the rest of the eurozone. Rows give price, locality, trade type and a retailer-or-private flag. No seller data collected.

One query, priced across up to 23 Vinted country sites: median, quartiles, spread percent and an opportunity score per country - where an item is cheap and where it sells high. Aggregates only, zero seller data by construction. About $0.02 per full comparison.