Is it legal to collect data from websites?

Collecting publicly available data is permitted in most cases — we analyse each source separately and warn of risks before starting.

What if the website changes its structure?

We monitor the parser and update it on failures. For long-term projects we include monitoring in the contract.

How long does launch take?

Simple single-site parser — 3–5 business days. Complex project with multiple sources — 2–3 weeks.

Data Parsing in Cologne

We collect data from open sources for Cologne businesses: competitor prices, media monitoring, tenders. Automatically and on a regular schedule.

Cologne is Germany's media and commercial hub: monitoring competitors, mentions and market data manually takes dozens of hours every week.

We build parsers that collect the data you need automatically and deliver it to your spreadsheet, CRM or dashboard. You see the current picture without manual monitoring.

What's included in data parsing for Cologne

Source Analysis
We study the required websites and determine how to obtain data correctly and reliably. We assess the technical and legal aspects of collection.
Parser Development
We write a script that collects data on a schedule or on demand. Works reliably even when the site structure changes.
Processing & Structuring
We clean data of duplicates and noise, bringing it to a convenient format. You get a ready-to-use table or export, not a raw array.
Data Delivery
We deliver results to Google Sheets, CRM or a database on a schedule. Current data appears where needed without your involvement.

Media & PR
Monitoring brand mentions and news by keywords.
Retail
Real-time monitoring of competitor prices and product availability.
Advertising
Collecting data on competitors' advertising campaigns.
E-commerce
Monitoring prices and assortment for catalogue management.
B2B & Tenders
Automatic collection of tenders from German platforms.
HR
Monitoring vacancies and salaries in the Cologne labour market.