Your first useful list.
From a set of websites to structured research you can review and export. Here is how to get started.
1. Explore the sample
Open the demo, choose your fields and select Run sample. The engine extracts details from three built-in fictional HTML pages. You can download those results as a CSV without creating an account.
Open the demo2. Create your workspace
Register with a name, email address and password of at least eight characters. The account is local. Email verification and password recovery by email are not connected yet.
3. Build an extraction
Give it a useful name, then choose sample pages or public websites. For real websites, paste one complete HTTP or HTTPS URL per line, up to 20 per run. Select the fields you need and choose Save and run. Save for later creates the extraction without starting it.
4. Review the results
Each run has a status, page results and an activity log. Open a record to see all of its fields. A partial result means at least one page succeeded and at least one failed. Use Run again to create a new snapshot; previous results are kept.
5. Export and decide the next step
Export CSV downloads the selected run, including the source URL and any page errors. Review the records, remove unsuitable contacts and check the requirements that apply to your outreach. Scroper does not verify deliverability or send messages in this version.
If a page does not return data
- Use a directly accessible public HTML page. Logins and JavaScript-only content are not supported.
- The extractor reads the URLs you provide. It does not crawl an entire website or bypass access restrictions.
- Private network addresses, custom ports, pages over 2 MB and responses taking over 15 seconds are rejected.
- Emails must be present in the page text or mail links. Telephone numbers are collected from telephone links.