Paste any store address from those eight. You see what it is, what it holds and their top 30 products before you decide whether the full catalogue is worth $14.99.
If you have tried to scrape a store before, you already know the shape of the afternoon you are about to lose. This is the version where none of that happens.
No point-and-click selector tool. No guessing whether .product-card__price--sale is the right one, then finding it only existed on the first template. You paste a URL. That is the whole configuration.
No extension crawling a grid while you keep the tab open and the laptop awake. No lazy-load that stops at 48 products because you scrolled too fast. We read the catalog feed directly.
The worst failure is the one that looks like success — 200 rows, no error, and nobody notices until the meeting. If our run cannot finish, it says so instead of handing you a short file.
Worked example from a real run. Scan a store and these become its numbers.
Pull a competitor Monday and Friday, compare the two files, and you have their whole discount calendar — down to the individual size and colour.
Onboarding a brand or migrating a store. Titles, descriptions, options and image URLs arrive in the shape your importer already expects.
Find the products they stock and you don't, spot what's gone out of stock, and catch the brands they've quietly added since last month.
We read the same public product listings your browser reads when it loads the shop. No login, no paywall bypass, no personal data. If a shopper can see it without an account, we can export it — and we never touch checkout, customers or orders.
It's pulled the moment you click — not a cache or a monthly crawl. The counter you watch climb is the live walk through their catalog. Run the same store next week and compare; that's how most people end up using this.
Shopify doesn't publish those. Custom metafields sit behind an admin login the merchant controls, so anyone promising you a competitor's metafields from a public URL is either mistaken or getting them somewhere they shouldn't. You get every published field instead.
Same $14.99. Our reference Shopify store is 8,265 products and took 22 seconds to count. Very large catalogs take a few minutes to export, and the file is waiting on your exports page when it's done.
Shoplifter is built for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Magento 2, Drupal, BigCommerce, SAP Commerce Cloud and Wix Stores. Paste any store address and we tell you what it is. If a particular site cannot be completed, you are not charged and a person comes back to you within 48 hours.
A run that will not finish, a platform we have not listed, a file that came out wrong, or a catalog big enough that you would rather we just handled it — mail us and you get a person, not a ticket number.
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