Amazon
Listing, price, rank and seller data across marketplaces and categories.
- asin
- title
- brand
SOURCE CATALOGUE 45 sources / 7 categories
From product prices to property listings. Explore the data we collect, the fields you can work with, and the possibilities for your business.
These examples show our capabilities, not guaranteed availability. Even an existing solution may be unavailable for new work due to current commitments. Scope, pricing and delivery are discussed individually before a project is accepted.
Listing, price, rank and seller data across marketplaces and categories.
Retail catalogue records with promotions, fulfilment and store-aware stock.
Seat-level offer intelligence: sections, rows, quantities, prices and source scores across a defined event set.
Event-level inventory research with listing IDs, seat context, quantity options, asking prices and listing notes.
Section and zone intelligence with offer prices, seat perks and separately observed checkout components where available.
Accommodation research with property details, date-specific quotes and observed availability, scoped to permitted access and like-for-like stays.
Hotel details, displayed offers and scoped flight searches with trip and price context.
Observed itineraries, carriers and fares across a defined route-date grid.
Article-level specifications, market-specific prices and store stock, with a real Indonesia sample.
Public listings, displayed prices, conditions and seller feedback, with market context preserved.
Job titles, employers, locations, salary text and descriptions in a source-linked feed.
Advertised roles, companies, locations and salary wording for structured hiring research.
Research app categories, integration flags and published triggers, actions and searches.
Product prices, sellers and variants, with market and location context kept intact.
Sale and rental listings with property context, dated observations and scoped change tracking.
Compare rental offers, sale listings and regional trends with prices and source context kept distinct.
Connect product profiles, rating context and scoped review evidence for software research.
Product identities, INR prices and published rating signals, with promoted placements and offer context preserved.
Story links, video metadata and observed changes, with source context and separate publication, update and collection times.
Connect news and sport listings with source context, item dates and observed changes.
Plan an approved post and reply workflow with thread relationships and explicit coverage limits.
Connect article identities, infobox fields and citation links with language, source and revision context.
Property records, observed listing changes and regional research with clear source, time and coverage context.
Products, prices and seller signals, with market, SKU and promotion context kept intact.
Listing offers, search placements and shop reputation, with price and seller context kept distinct.
Sale and rental listing research with asking-price context, property attributes and dated observations, scoped by market.
Swiss rental and sale listing research with CHF price components, rooms, area and dated observations.
Swiss rental and sale offers with rent components, property measures, source references and quality flags.
Plan a source-linked visual dataset with Pin metadata, board context and explicit collection coverage.
Product discovery and displayed prices, with destination, currency and source context preserved.
Connect business locations, categories and reputation signals for local-market research.
Business locations, search context and operating details with defined geographic coverage and source permissions.
Property identity, guest-rating signals and stay-specific offers with room and price context.
Research news coverage with source-attributed headlines, bylines, topics and publication dates. Scope feed-first metadata collection and observed changes.
Research remote roles, employers and location requirements with feed-first collection and dated source context.
Research public community listings, topic tags and observed directory changes with source context intact.
We collect 7 Brew drink names, categories, sizes and local prices, linked to the stand where each offer was observed. A managed feed for beverage and pricing research.
We collect Dutch Bros menu items, categories, drink sizes and shop-level prices. Keep beverage variety and local context together in a structured data feed.
We collect Luckin Coffee product names, menu categories, sizes and location-specific prices. Scope a structured feed around the stores and market you want to understand.
We collect Scooter's Coffee products, menu categories, sizes and local prices. Build a maintained feed for beverage benchmarking and regional menu intelligence.
We collect McDonald's menu items, categories, sizes and restaurant-level prices. Structured observations for competitive pricing, assortment and location research.
We collect Starbucks menu products, category paths, sizes and store-level prices. Connect coffee and food observations to local markets and repeat collections.
We collect Subway menu products, formats, size labels and restaurant-level prices. A structured foundation for sandwich-market and local pricing research.
We collect Wendy's breakfast combo products, size options and restaurant-level prices. Build a focused feed for breakfast pricing and competitive menu research.
Our DoorDash collection work spans 42 restaurant brands, including McDonald's, KFC and Jimmy John's. Scope menus, local prices, store listings, ratings and reviews around your research.
Showing 1–12 of 45
Behind the datasets
Past project experience, from location-aware prices to multi-step quotes. These examples show how we approach a problem; new work is reviewed for feasibility and available capacity.
StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, Ticketmaster, TickPick and GoTickets
The ranked public view did not represent the full inventory needed for the project's event coverage.
We investigated the source's inventory responses and built collection around the agreed event and offer scope, with source-specific access handling.
Explore related dataDataDome protection made routine collection difficult to sustain.
The project used source-specific access engineering and ongoing maintenance. Access conditions are re-assessed for each new scope; previous operation is not a no-downtime guarantee.
Explore related dataA completed response could contain misleading records rather than an obvious failure.
Cross-checks across collection sessions and timing windows helped identify suspect records before delivery.
Read the case studyDoorDash, McDonald's, Subway, Starbucks, Dutch Bros and Luckin Coffee
Sizes, variants and modifiers were represented differently across the 42-brand restaurant programme.
Brand-specific normalization distinguished product sizes from extras and sub-items, making the collected menus more comparable.
Explore related dataLarge regional payloads made data processing take more than three days.
A redesigned processing pipeline reduced that stage to 4-5 hours in the documented project. This is a project result, not a delivery-time guarantee for other sources.
Read the case studyThe required menu and pricing information was served through protected app traffic.
Source-specific app-interface analysis made it possible to interpret and structure the required records. New work remains subject to permitted access and a feasibility review.
Explore related dataCollecting one product per request did not fit the project's refresh window.
We identified a batch retrieval path that collected multiple product records per request, reducing the request workload for the agreed catalogue.
Explore related dataAmazon, Walmart, Shopee, Temu, SHEIN, Naver, Taobao and Lazada
Price and availability depended on ZIP-specific session context rather than just the product URL.
Separate location contexts kept each observed price and stock record tied to the relevant market.
Explore related dataLogin, verification and repeated challenges disrupted catalogue collection.
The project required a source-specific session and challenge workflow instead of a generic page request. Existing experience does not mean capacity or access is available for a new engagement.
Discuss a similar requirementRepeated, different challenge types interrupted collection.
Challenge handling combined supported automated steps with human review where needed, scoped to the collection task.
Discuss a similar requirementHomegate, Comparis, Newhome and ImmoScout24
Browser and network checks made the collection sensitive to session consistency.
The collection combined appropriate browser sessions and network handling, with maintenance as source behavior changed.
Explore related dataThe same property could appear across portals with different field names and update schedules.
Normalization and deduplication brought the agreed fields into a unified feed without treating every repeated appearance as a new property.
Explore related dataIndeed, Glassdoor and LinkedIn
A broad search stopped exposing results before the project's required job coverage was reached.
We split collection into narrower queries and reconciled their overlap. Coverage is evaluated against the agreed filters, not claimed as every job on a platform.
Explore related dataSession expiry and per-query result limits affected long-running job collection.
Session continuity and narrower query slices were handled together, with expiry detection and duplicate reconciliation.
Discuss a similar requirementBooking.com, Expedia, Airbnb, Vrbo, Google Hotels & Flights, Skyscanner, Kayak, Agoda, Hotels.com and Trivago
A travel quote needs its search context: dates, occupancy or passengers, market and currency. Comparable records depend on preserving those inputs, not collecting a price alone.
Explore related dataLinkedIn & Sales Navigator, Apollo and G2
Field availability, authorized access and intended use are reviewed before scope is agreed. An account's access does not imply permission to redistribute everything it can display.
Explore related dataDigi-Key, Mouser, Grainger, McMaster-Carr, RS Components, ThomasNet and ToolsUnited
Industrial catalogue work needs comparable identifiers, units and variants. Send representative part pages and required fields so we can review the source and agree a usable schema.
Discuss these requirementsPODS, U-Pack, 1-800-PACK-RAT and GoMinis
A quote required multiple form stages and repeated challenges rather than a single public data response.
The collection maintained state through the form journey and handled retryable failures while preserving the quote's inputs.
Discuss a similar requirementPricing requests depended on a session initialized through a rendered page.
Session lifecycle handling reduced unnecessary repeat initialization while keeping the collection tied to the required quote context.
Discuss a similar requirementThe quote journey combined browser-dependent setup with subsequent data requests.
We separated session setup from collection and reused valid state where the source allowed it, reducing repeated page loads.
Discuss a similar requirementYOUR NEXT DATA PROJECT
Found a match, or need a source beyond this list? Share the websites and data you need. We review feasibility and available capacity before discussing scope, delivery and pricing. Work starts only after both sides agree.
Projects are accepted individually, subject to feasibility and available capacity. An enquiry does not reserve a solution or confirm delivery. Pricing and terms are agreed directly with our team.
Your brief is emailed to our team for project review and a reply.