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E-commerce tools for storefront data: product feeds, stock and price snapshots, catalogue exports and review aggregates collected into spreadsheet-ready files. 0 bots in this category.
E-commerce listings work the storefront side: product and price feeds from public store pages, stock snapshots, catalogue exports, category inventories and review aggregates - ratings and counts, never review text. Diffing a rival's pricing over time is filed under Competitive Intelligence; a one-off collection of the same pages under Scraping.
Expect normalised price columns with the currency kept verbatim, canonical product URLs as de-duplication keys, and a parse-failure flag instead of a guessed number when a store redesigns its markup.
Every listing ships the same four launchers - a Windows .exe and .sh scripts for macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, and Linux - delivered as a single raw file with no archive or extraction step. Restore the executable bit on the shell-script platforms, and clear the macOS Gatekeeper quarantine attribute before the first run. Storefront watches are a scheduler habit: a daily run per store keeps request volume at what a patient human shopper would generate.
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E-commerce bots: frequently asked questions
- Can I monitor product prices across stores?
- Yes - a watch-list tool visits the pages you list, diffs each price against the previous run and writes the movements to CSV. The watch list and the history stay on your disk.
- Do these tools integrate with my store?
- No. Output is open files, not a live integration; that keeps credentials out of the picture and lets your own tooling decide what happens next.
- Is collecting marketplace data allowed?
- Each marketplace's terms govern automated access and several restrict it; review them per store before adding it to a watch list, and keep run frequency humane.
- How do I export product data to CSV?
- Every listing names its output files on the Output tab - one row per product with title, price, currency and URL - and CSV, JSON and XLSX export formats are selectable per run where declared.