Marketplace data, without the personal data.
76 ready-to-run scrapers and monitors for European marketplaces, property portals and public procurement. Clean JSON in minutes, priced per result - and seller identities are never extracted, by construction.
99.5% success over 10,860 public runs in the last 30 days - failures included, published daily.
The history nobody else kept.
Five series recorded every single day and never rewritten: card prices, used car asking prices, hiring from company career sites, resale sold comps, retail price and stock. Sources overwrite these nightly - once a day is gone it cannot be bought back at any price.
Up to 42 days recorded per series - and one more every night. Described openly, licensed per use, in writing.
Why either is worth trusting
Every tool emits a whitelist of commercial fields. Names, phone numbers and seller profiles are never read in the first place - and a poison test proves it on every build. The series inherit it, because they are built from the tools.
How it works → Failures are publicLive success rates for every tool, updated hourly, bad days included. The harvesters behind the series are checked every single day, because a missing day is a hole no later run can fill.
Fleet status → Priced in the openNo subscription and no seat licence on the tools - runs bill per result on your own account. Series pricing is agreed in writing per use, and nothing is sold that I cannot show you the coverage for.
See pricing →The five series
Each one is a market recorded daily and kept. Nothing here is published as rows - the pages describe what exists, and a licence is agreed per use, in writing.
Every priced product on Cardmarket, captured daily since September 2026 - the daily series the marketplace itself does not publish.
- 454,329 priced products a night across 21 games
- Daily, 04:50 UTC, since 2026-09-11
Daily asking prices with mileage, year, fuel and transmission across Dutch, Belgian and Austrian marketplaces.
- ~7,600 cars a day across three marketplaces
- Daily, 05:10 UTC, since 2026-09-19
Open roles per company per day, read from employers' own career pages rather than job boards.
- 8,871 companies and 387,350 open roles a day
- Daily, 05:30 UTC, since 2026-09-19
What second-hand fashion actually sells for, inferred from listings that disappear - on a marketplace that publishes no sold history.
- Eight tracked niches across three country sites
- Daily, 05:10 UTC, since 2026-09-19
Daily prices and in-stock state across consumer electronics categories on the largest Dutch-language retailer.
- ~1,444 products a day across six categories
- Daily, 05:10 UTC, since 2026-09-19
Why a history is worth more than a snapshot
A site that shows only its current state is a site whose history nobody owns. Asking prices are replaced, sold listings are deleted, job postings vanish when filled, and a price guide is overwritten every night. Whoever started saving timestamped copies holds something that cannot be reconstructed afterwards at any price - which is the entire reason these exist.
Free aggregates, today
Country and category level figures drawn from the same series, free to reuse with attribution. The data pages →
Built from the tools
Every series is produced by an actor in the catalogue, so the method is inspectable rather than asserted. The catalogue →
What you may do with it
Licence terms, attribution, and the database-right limits stated plainly. Data licence →
Popular tools
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The full catalogue
All 76 tools, grouped by what they watch.
Public procurement and permits
5 tools
Open opportunities from official portals, deduplicated and alerted once each.
Property
9 tools
Listings, asking-price statistics, yields and below-market deals.
Trading cards
5 tools
Daily European card prices, deal detection and cross-market arbitrage.
Resale and price monitoring
8 tools
What things actually sell for, where a listing sits against the market, and
when a retailer breaks a minimum advertised price.
Developer tools
3 tools
What broke or moved in the stack you depend on: new releases, expiring
certificates and domains, and the incidents your vendors declare.
Jobs
2 tools
Open roles from job boards and company career pages, employer identity only.
Events
1 tools
Public events by city, category and date.
Social
2 tools
Public engagement metrics per account.
Company identity
6 tools
Resolve and enrich a company from its name or domain: website, logo,
social profiles, EU VAT and email-security grade - as five tools
or one combo. Organisation-level only, never personal data.
Marketplaces
35 tools
Classified listings as clean JSON, with cross-run alerting where it helps.
Use it from AI agents
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Native community nodes for the biggest marketplaces - install in 30 seconds. The nodes →
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