Fetch public company pages. Keep account and market research current.

Company websites, pricing pages, careers pages and public registries change on their own schedules. Send a URL to ScrapeDrive and get the page back. Your application pulls out the facts used in account, competitor and market research.

Start for free Try a company page

500 credits after you confirm your email. No card.

Public company websites becoming organized account research and change signals.

curl "https://sync.scrapedrive.com/api/v1/scrape" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "api_key": "YOUR_KEY",
    "url": "https://company.example/pricing",
    "result_type": "page_markdown",
    "render_js": true,
    "proxy_pool": "datacenter"
  }'

What comes back

Response body: The pricing page as Markdown, after its scripts ran.
X-Sdrive-Credits: The credits charged. A datacenter route with browser rendering costs 10.
X-Sdrive-Job-Id: The job id. The same job appears in your dashboard job history.
A request that ends without a result: Costs 0 credits.

What go-to-market teams fetch, and what they build.

Revenue and research teams use public company information to prepare accounts, compare offers, map markets and notice changes worth a closer look.

Company websites
Products, locations and industries served
What they build. Account and market profiles
Pricing pages
Plans, packaging, limits and terms
What they build. Competitor pricing comparisons
Careers pages
Role, team, location and posting date
What they build. Hiring and expansion signals
Product and release pages
Features, positioning and launch dates
What they build. Competitor change timelines
Public company registries
Entity name, status and jurisdiction
What they build. Company verification inputs
Review pages
Rating, topic, date and review text
What they build. Customer language research

Pages teams fetch	What is on the page	What they build from it
Company websites	Products, locations and industries served	Account and market profiles
Pricing pages	Plans, packaging, limits and terms	Competitor pricing comparisons
Careers pages	Role, team, location and posting date	Hiring and expansion signals
Product and release pages	Features, positioning and launch dates	Competitor change timelines
Public company registries	Entity name, status and jurisdiction	Company verification inputs
Review pages	Rating, topic, date and review text	Customer language research

Four ways go-to-market teams use fetched pages.

These workflows use company information, not personal contact details. ScrapeDrive fetches the page. Matching, scoring and CRM updates run in your systems.

Add current company facts to account records

Account records go stale as companies launch products and open offices. Sales operations teams fetch official company pages and update the fields they approved.

Who does it: Sales and revenue operations teams
Pages they fetch: Official company homepages, product pages and location pages
What they build: Account records where each field keeps its source URL and review date
ScrapeDrive features that help: JavaScript rendering Browser waits Output formats
Stays with your team: Matching the company, choosing which source wins, validating fields and updating the CRM

Account record prepared by your code

Company name: Matched
Products: From the source page
Locations: From the source page
Last reviewed: Your timestamp

Your team owns company matching, field priority and every CRM update.

See when a competitor changes its pricing

A new plan or a changed limit changes how your sales team pitches. Product marketing teams fetch public pricing pages and compare them with the last saved copy.

Who does it: Product marketing and competitive intelligence teams
Pages they fetch: Competitor pricing, plan and packaging pages
What they build: A pricing change log that keeps the original wording next to each change
ScrapeDrive features that help: JavaScript rendering Browser waits Webpage screenshots
Stays with your team: Separating plan names, prices and usage limits, comparing like with like and sending unclear changes to a person

Pricing changes your application found

Item	Change
Plan name	Changed
Monthly price	New value found
Included usage	Wording changed
Annual terms	Needs review

ScrapeDrive returns each page. It does not decide that two plans are equivalent.

Follow the roles companies hire for

Open roles hint at where a company is investing. Market research teams fetch careers pages and group roles by team, location and date.

Who does it: Market research and strategy teams
Pages they fetch: Public careers pages and job detail pages
What they build: Hiring themes by team, region and seniority, with removed roles tracked too
ScrapeDrive features that help: Async requests JavaScript rendering Headers and sessions
Stays with your team: Removing duplicate postings and deciding what a hiring pattern means

Hiring themes your team reviews

Data team: Several open roles
New region: Needs review
Product line: Repeated specialist titles

Illustrative states. A pattern is a signal for research, not a fact about the company.

Map the companies in a category or region

A market map needs evidence behind every company it includes. Strategy teams combine company pages, registries and product pages under inclusion rules they set first.

Who does it: Strategy and business development teams
Pages they fetch: Company websites, public registry entries and product pages
What they build: A sourced market map with segments from your own taxonomy
ScrapeDrive features that help: Async requests Output formats Cost controls
Stays with your team: Defining inclusion rules, classifying companies and keeping unknown separate from absent

Market map workflow

1Write inclusion rulesYour team
2List the company pages to checkYour team
3Fetch each pageScrapeDrive
4Classify each company against your taxonomyYour code
5Review companies that do not fitYour analysts

ScrapeDrive supplies no company directory.

Keep engineering time for account and market workflows, not page-fetching infrastructure.

JavaScript content
If your team builds it. Operate browser workers
With ScrapeDrive. Turn on JavaScript rendering
Request routing
If your team builds it. Maintain proxy infrastructure
With ScrapeDrive. Select a route or use Auto
Late-loading tables
If your team builds it. Write readiness and timing logic
With ScrapeDrive. Add a browser wait
Many known URLs
If your team builds it. Maintain long-running workers
With ScrapeDrive. Queue asynchronous requests
Page output
If your team builds it. Convert HTML for each workflow
With ScrapeDrive. Request HTML, text or Markdown

Page problem	If your team builds it	With ScrapeDrive
JavaScript content	Operate browser workers	Turn on JavaScript rendering
Request routing	Maintain proxy infrastructure	Select a route or use Auto
Late-loading tables	Write readiness and timing logic	Add a browser wait
Many known URLs	Maintain long-running workers	Queue asynchronous requests
Page output	Convert HTML for each workflow	Request HTML, text or Markdown

What ScrapeDrive handles, and what stays with you.

ScrapeDrive returns public page content. It supplies no leads, contacts or enriched CRM records.

ScrapeDrive does

Fetches each company, pricing, careers, registry or review URL you send
Runs a browser for pricing tables and job lists that load with JavaScript
Waits for a table or list selector for up to 15 seconds
Forwards headers you prefix with sdrive-
Keeps a sticky session across Standard requests with session_number
Returns HTML, visible text, Markdown or a screenshot
Charges 0 credits when a request ends without a result

Your team does

Choosing companies and pages
Parsing company facts, plans and roles
Matching companies to CRM accounts
Scoring accounts and deciding who to contact
Updating the CRM and keeping history

Need an agreed collection with fields delivered on a schedule? Managed scraping builds and runs it for you. See managed scraping

Features company pages tend to need.

Start with a plain request. Add browser, routing or waiting settings only when the page needs them.

JavaScript rendering
Run page scripts before capture for pricing tables and job lists.
See the feature, JavaScript rendering
Browser waits
Wait for a pricing table or job list before the page is captured.
See the feature, Browser waits
Headers and sessions
Forward headers and keep a sticky session across requests.
See the feature, Headers and sessions
Async requests
Queue many known URLs and collect each result later.
See the feature, Async requests

Questions go-to-market teams ask

Start with one company page.

Paste a page URL into the Playground and see exactly what ScrapeDrive returns.

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500 credits after you confirm your email. No card.

Fetch public company pages. Keep account and market research current.

What go-to-market teams fetch, and what they build.

Four ways go-to-market teams use fetched pages.

Add current company facts to account records

See when a competitor changes its pricing

Follow the roles companies hire for

Map the companies in a category or region

Keep engineering time for account and market workflows, not page-fetching infrastructure.

What ScrapeDrive handles, and what stays with you.

ScrapeDrive does

Your team does

Features company pages tend to need.

JavaScript rendering

Browser waits

Headers and sessions

Async requests

Questions go-to-market teams ask

Does ScrapeDrive find leads or contact details?

Can ScrapeDrive update my CRM?

Can one request cover every page on a competitor's site?

How many pages can I fetch at the same time?

What does a company page cost?

Start with one company page.