A catalog of 90+ scrapers that turn public data into lead lists and market intel: contact finders, hiring signals, contract winners, domain data, SEO tools. Pay per row with free first rows. No subscriptions, no API keys, nothing to install.
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Hey Product Hunt! Maker here.
Scrapemint started in May as a simple question: why does a lead list or a market data feed cost $99 to $500 a month when the underlying data is public? Ninety plus scrapers later, the answer is that it does not have to.
Everything in the catalog follows three rules. One, only public sources that need no login and no API key, so a scraper either works out of the box or it does not ship. Two, pay per row: a domain WHOIS row costs $0.003, a website contact row $0.01, a federal contract winner lead $0.015, and the first rows of every run are free so you can check quality before spending a cent. Three, everything runs on Apify, so you can schedule any scraper or call it as an API without hosting anything.
Some favorites from the catalog: a contact scraper that turns domain lists into emails and phone numbers, a tracker for companies that just won federal contracts (they are hiring and buying, and the incumbent alert tools charge hundreds a month), a website change monitor that charges only when something actually changes, and lead finders for app developers, podcast hosts, and freshly funded startups.
Ask me anything about the data sources, the pricing model, or a scraper you wish existed. I ship fast and I take requests seriously.
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How does the pay per row pricing work exactly, like is it tiered by data source or a flat rate per record across all 90 scrapers, and are there any caps on how many rows you can pull in a single job?
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@resulsz4y Great question. It is tiered by data type rather than flat. Simple rows like reviews and listings are $0.002 to $0.005, enriched rows like website contacts are $0.01, and matched leads on the pipeline scrapers go up to $0.10 since each row bundles several lookups. The exact price per row is listed on every scraper page before you run it. There is no hard cap on rows per job, you set a max items input yourself, and the first rows of every run are free so you can check the output before spending anything.
How does the pay per row pricing work exactly, like is it tiered by data source or a flat rate per record across all 90 scrapers, and are there any caps on how many rows you can pull in a single job?
@resulsz4y Great question. It is tiered by data type rather than flat. Simple rows like reviews and listings are $0.002 to $0.005, enriched rows like website contacts are $0.01, and matched leads on the pipeline scrapers go up to $0.10 since each row bundles several lookups. The exact price per row is listed on every scraper page before you run it. There is no hard cap on rows per job, you set a max items input yourself, and the first rows of every run are free so you can check the output before spending anything.