B2B & professionals
Trade directory scraping
A directory is built to be browsed one record at a time. Turning it into a usable database means following the whole tree, deduplicating what comes back under three spellings, and keeping only what is publicly open.
Data we extract
- Legal name and trading name
- Declared activity and specialities
- Headcount band where it is published
- Public business contact details
- Service area and locations
- Certifications and displayed accreditations
Example use cases
- Building a B2B prospecting file
- Mapping a supplier market
- Spotting new entrants in a trade
- Enriching a sector database
Framework & ethics
We work with publicly accessible data, at a controlled pace so as not to disturb the sites we consult. Defining the uses is your responsibility, and we advise you on it.
Other kinds of site we collect
Company legal data
B2B
A company's legal identity is scattered: the registration here, the accounts there, the events elsewhere.
Property listings
Real estate
Listing portals publish tens of thousands of properties every day, and pull them just as fast.
Estate agency networks
Real estate
A network's own site does not publish what a portal publishes: it shows a portfolio, a fee scale, a web of branches and the negotiators who run them.
Vehicle listings
Motoring
A used car's price means nothing on its own: it hangs on the model year, the mileage, the trim and who is selling.
Valuations and spec sheets
Motoring
A valuation and a listing say different things: one gives a reference value, the other an asking price.
Job postings
Hiring
The same role appears on several sites under three different titles, then vanishes without notice.
Salaries and employer reviews
Hiring
What a role pays, and what people think of the employer, are not in the job ad.
Marketplaces
E-commerce
On a marketplace a product has no single price but as many prices as it has sellers, and the one that wins the basket changes during the day.
All kinds in the same sector: B2B scraping
Need data of this kind?
Tell us about your project: sources, fields, volume and frequency. We'll come back with a clear proposal.