Scrape any WooCommerce store to CSV.

Product names, descriptions, categories and tags. The brand where the store sets one. Every variation — size, colour, pack — with its own SKU, price and in-stock flag, and every image as a direct link to the store's own media. Regular price beside sale price, so a markdown is a subtraction rather than a guess.

Simple products come through as one clean row. Variable products come through as a parent row plus one row per variation, so the spreadsheet reflects how the shop actually sells rather than flattening everything into a single line.

On WooCommerce stores you will see how many products the shop has almost immediately — before the first product has even appeared. That total is a measurement of their live catalogue, not an estimate, and it is the number the paid export is checked against when it finishes. If you only wanted to know how big a competitor is, you have your answer for free.

WooCommerce stores record money in a way that a careless export turns into prices a hundred times too high. Ours arrive as the amount the shopper sees, in the store's own currency, and a was price is only reported where the regular price is genuinely higher than the sale price. No silent inflation, no phantom discounts.

Some WooCommerce sites are locked down by their host or a security plugin. When that happens we tell you straight away, charge nothing, and a person comes back within 48 hours about that specific site. We would rather say no quickly than deliver something scraped from page templates that half-works.

We read what the shop shows to any visitor. No credentials, no paywall bypass, no customer data, nothing from the admin. What you do with the export is your responsibility, and our terms set that out plainly.