Scrapers, auction reports, lead lists and price monitors — built clean, delivered fast. Fixed price, quoted within 24 hours, most projects delivered in 2 to 5 days.
Someone on your team is copying that data by hand right now. I write the software that does it instead — on a schedule, at a volume no person can match. You never touch any code.
Your buyers open six auction tabs every morning and still miss cars. This replaces that hour with an email that already has the answer in it.
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One VIN at a time is fine for one car. For a 400-car run list it is a lost afternoon — and the reports end up as 400 PDFs nobody can sort.
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Every competitor's price, every listing, every day. What used to be a market feeling becomes a sortable column.
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Not a database somebody else already emailed twice. A list built this week, to your criteria, from sources you can point at.
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If the data is on a website, it can be in your spreadsheet. Usually within the week, always for a price agreed before anything starts.
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The website is the front of the business. It should load instantly, say the right thing, and be findable — three things most templates get wrong.
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Most one-off scraping jobs land between $150 and $800 depending on how many sites, how many fields and how much anti-bot protection is involved. Recurring systems that run daily are quoted as a build fee plus a small monthly amount. You get a fixed price up front — never an hourly meter.
Most projects are built and delivered in 2 to 5 days. You get a scope, a fixed price and a delivery date within 24 hours of describing what you need, and you see sample output early so nothing is a surprise at the end.
Scraping publicly accessible data is generally legal in the United States, and US courts have repeatedly upheld that. What matters is what you collect and how you use it — I avoid personal data behind logins, respect terms where they bind, and will tell you plainly if a request looks like a problem rather than take the money.
Excel (.xlsx), CSV, JSON, Google Sheets, a direct database write (MySQL or Postgres), or a REST API endpoint — whatever slots into what you already use. Most clients take Excel or a Google Sheet that refreshes on a schedule.
Yes. Sites with rate limiting, fingerprinting, JavaScript rendering or an account wall are routine work here. Where a login is involved I use credentials you own and are entitled to use.
No. You describe the website and the details you want in plain English. You get back a finished file, or a system that emails you a fresh one every morning. You never open a terminal or touch a line of code.
Sites do change, and scrapers do break — anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. Delivered systems include alerting so you know immediately rather than finding out from stale data, and I fix breakages on systems I built.
Yes — I work with businesses across every major market. Most clients are in the United States, but I regularly deliver for the UK and Ireland, the Gulf and Middle East (UAE/Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar), the Nordics (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland), the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Singapore. The work is remote, priced in USD, and delivered the same way wherever you are. Because I scrape international marketplaces like AutoScout24, Carsales, Otomoto and MediaMarkt, non-US projects are routine rather than the exception. Time zones are not a problem; I reply within 24 hours regardless of where you are.
Me. AutoSmartCode is one developer, not an agency — the person who writes your code is the person who answers your emails. No account managers, no handoffs.