No integration token. No developer. No afternoon lost.
Magento stores are where most scrapers give up — big catalogues, configurable products with dozens of children, and storefronts that do not make it easy. Paste the address and you get the whole catalogue as a spreadsheet: products on one sheet, every configurable option and child SKU on another, with prices, stock status and image links. The first 30 are free; the full store is $14.99.
SKU, name, product URL and category path for every product. Regular and final price in the store's currency. Stock status exactly as the product page shows it. Every image in the gallery as a direct, full-resolution link.
Configurable products are the reason people come to us for Magento. Each one comes through as a parent row plus one row per child — its own SKU, price and stock — so a single garment with forty size-and-colour combinations is forty rows you can filter, not one row you have to guess at.
On Magento stores you see a real product total early in the run. When the paid export finishes, what we collected is checked against that total, and if it came back short — a throttled page, a transient error — we refuse to produce a file rather than sell you a partial catalogue as complete. On a 232-product reference store the export returned 232 of 232; on a 3,378-product one, all 3,378.
Plenty of Magento storefronts sit behind aggressive bot protection, and the usual scraping scripts either stall or get shown a challenge page. Ours have handled every Magento catalogue we have pointed them at, and returned a finished file in minutes. If a specific site does defeat us, we say so and charge nothing.
A small number of stores are locked down hard enough that we cannot complete them. We find that out quickly, tell you, and a person comes back within 48 hours with what that particular site would take. What we will not do is guess at page templates and hand you something that half-works.
We read what the shop shows to any visitor: no login, no integration token, no admin, no customer data. What you do with the export is your responsibility, and our terms say so plainly.
No. You need nothing but the store's address. We never use the admin or integration APIs.
On the stores we have tested, yes. If a specific site blocks us outright, we detect that, tell you, and a person follows up within 48 hours.
Magento and Magento 2 are both covered. If a particular store cannot be completed you are not charged, and a person comes back within 48 hours.
One Products row for the parent, one Variants row per child with its own SKU, price and stock. Simple products get a single row so the join always works.
XLSX has Products and Variants sheets; CSV is a zip of Products.csv and Variants.csv, joined on product_id.