rowcrate Free sample

Public web data,
delivered as a file.


You tell me what you need, in writing. You get a clean CSV a few days later — or every Monday morning, if you want it to keep coming.

No calls. No software to learn. No access to your systems. The data either matches what you asked for or it doesn't, and you can check that yourself.

Get 100 rows of your niche, free

No account, no card. Reply with a niche and a city and it lands the same day.

Format

CSV + JSON

Turnaround

2–5 days

Per row

source URL

Meetings

zero

What I extract

01 — Business lists

Companies with a mailbox that actually works

Name, domain, business email, phone, city — pulled from public directories and each company's own site. Deduped on domain. Consumer mailboxes and dead domains removed before delivery, not after you bounce.

Every row carries an email_status column, so you always know why a row has no address instead of guessing.

02 — Competitor prices

Every product, variant, SKU and price

One row per variant, including the compare-at price — so you can see how deep a discount really is instead of trusting the banner.

Run weekly and you get the part that matters: what went up, what went down, what sold out since last week.

03 — Hiring signals

Who is hiring, for what, since when

Companies, roles, locations, stack keywords, and how many roles each company has open right now. From public job-board APIs.

One opening can be a backfill. Five at once is an approved budget — and a different conversation.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    You describe it in writing

    A niche and a city. A list of competitor stores. A stack and a region. One message is usually enough; if it isn't, I ask in writing.

  2. Step 2

    I send 100 rows, free

    Real output from your actual target, same day. You check the shape of the data against something you can open, not against a promise.

  3. Step 3

    You get the file

    Fixed price agreed before I start. CSV and JSON, plus a separate file listing anything I could not collect and the reason.

Get 100 rows of your niche, free

Three fields. I run it today and reply with the file attached. Nothing to sign up for, and I don't put you on a list.

Prefer email? nicolas@rowcrate.com — same thing, same day.

Pricing

Sample

Free

100 rows of your niche, delivered the same day. No card, no account.

One-off extraction

$200–900

A single file, 2–5 days. Fixed price agreed before I start.

Recurring feed

$250–600/mo

The same file, refreshed on a schedule and delivered automatically. Column names never change, so whatever you build on top keeps working.

What I will and won't do

  • Public sources only
  • Business records only
  • Rate limited, always
  • An honest, identifiable user-agent
  • robots.txt respected — if a target says no, I find another source and tell you
  • Source URL and timestamp on every single row
  • Nothing behind a login
  • Never LinkedIn
  • No personal consumer data — GDPR and LGPD
  • No captcha bypass, no detection evasion
  • Your data is never resold to anyone else
  • No tracking pixels in anything I send you

This isn't a disclaimer, it's the product. A list that gets your domain flagged or your account banned costs far more than it saved.

Questions people actually ask

Do we need a call?
No — and I don't do them. Everything happens in writing, which is faster for both of us and leaves you a record of exactly what was agreed.
How do I know the data is right?
Every row carries the URL it came from and the moment it was collected. Pick any line, open the URL, check it. That's why those columns exist.
What happens to rows you couldn't collect?
They come too, in a separate file, with the reason for each one. Showing the gap is the point — a report that hides it is a report you can't trust.
Can you keep it updated?
Yes, that's the recurring feed. You get the full file plus a second one with only what changed since last time — usually a few hundred rows instead of a few thousand.
Is this legal?
Public business data, collected politely, with attribution where the source licence requires it. Nothing behind a login, no personal consumer data.
What if a site changes and the feed breaks?
I find out before you do — every job alerts me with the specific failure category. Fixing it is included in the monthly price.

Send me a niche and a city.

You'll have 100 rows of it today, and you can decide from there.

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