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Octoparse

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Octoparse is point-and-click web scraping software that extracts data from websites without coding, with local and cloud runs.

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About Octoparse

Octoparse is a no-code web scraping tool that turns web pages into structured data. AI-powered auto-detect drafts the scraping workflow for a page, and you refine it with drag and drop in a point-and-click interface.

It handles dynamic sites by automating logins, pagination, infinite scrolling and CAPTCHAs, and extracts text, links and images into structured formats. Octoparse Cloud runs many scrapers at once, splits large jobs, rotates IP addresses and works around the clock, while exports and notifications connect to databases, cloud services, business apps and AI tools. There are templates for common targets such as product and business listings.

You can run scrapers on your own computer to keep data private or use the cloud, and a free start is offered alongside paid plans on a pricing page. Octoparse is a commercial desktop and cloud product; users should respect site terms when scraping.

Key features

  • Point-and-click scraper builder
  • AI auto-detect for workflows
  • Handles logins, pagination and infinite scroll
  • Cloud runs with IP rotation
  • Scraping templates
  • Exports and integrations

Good fit for

  • →Collecting product and review data
  • →Building lead lists
  • →Monitoring prices
Tags
web-scraping
no-code
data-extraction
crawler
automation
cloud-scraping
templates
desktop-app

Octoparse: questions and answers

What is Octoparse used for?
Octoparse is point-and-click web scraping software that extracts data from websites without coding, with local and cloud runs. It is a good fit for collecting product and review data, building lead lists, and monitoring prices.
Is Octoparse free?
Yes. Octoparse has a free plan, and paid plans start at $69 per month. A free trial is also available.
Is Octoparse open source?
No. Octoparse is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Octoparse include Maxun and Automa.
Can I self-host Octoparse?
Yes. Although Octoparse is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers, and the vendor also offers a hosted version.
What are some alternatives to Octoparse?
Octoparse competes with Apify, Browse AI and PhantomBuster. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Octoparse alternatives.

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