Scrapelabs

Custom scraping projects start from $395. Scrapelabs says the price depends on how complex the websites are and how much data you need, and it offers better pricing for multiple websites or scheduled scraping. There are no setup fees or long-term contracts. Ready-made lists, such as eBay seller datasets, are priced by email request.

Scrapelabs sells three eBay datasets. The eBay.com list covers 349,414 sellers with fields such as feedback percentage, items sold and top categories. The eBay.co.uk list covers 95,077 sellers, including about 50,049 emails. The eBay.de list covers 60,321 sellers with emails, phone numbers and VAT numbers where available. Files are delivered in Excel, with samples in Google Sheets.

No. Scrapelabs does not connect to eBay seller accounts, list items or manage orders. It collects public data from websites, including eBay, and sells that data as files or custom scraping projects. If you need software that works inside your eBay account, such as listing or order tools, you need a different product.

Scrapelabs says delivery depends on the project. Simple scraping jobs can be delivered in 2 to 3 days, while complex ones can take up to 2 weeks. Ready-made datasets, such as the eBay seller lists, are listed as instant downloads after purchase. Scheduled jobs can run daily, weekly, monthly or on another schedule you choose.

Scrapelabs does not give legal guidance on its list pages. Rules depend on where you and the sellers are located. In the UK and EU, GDPR and electronic marketing rules limit how personal emails and phone numbers can be used for outreach. eBay's user agreement also restricts using member data for unsolicited contact. Get legal advice before running campaigns with such lists.