Point it at a product, a listing, a keyword or an entire sitemap. It brings back structured rows — and when a selector breaks, it tells you exactly which field went dark.
Five scraper types · JSON, CSV, XLSX · runs saved to your history
Five shapes of input
Most scrapers hand you one box and hope you paste the right thing. SpiderFix asks what you're feeding it first, then shows the input that actually fits — and warns you before the expensive one.
One product, every detail we can reach.
1 row10 fieldscost ▪
Every item on the listing, at listing depth.
20–200 rows6 fieldscost ▪▪
Walks the listing, then opens each product for full detail.
20–200 rows, full detail each11 fieldscost ▪▪▪▪
Most expensive option — one page load per product on top of the listing crawl.
Search results for a term, optionally per country.
10–60 rows7 fieldscost ▪▪
Walks the sitemap and maps out every reachable URL.
100–5,000 rows5 fieldscost ▪▪▪
The pipeline
Four steps, and you only touch the first one.
A product page, a category listing, a keyword, or a whole sitemap. The input shape changes with the answer — SpiderFix doesn't make you guess which endpoint you want.
By default SpiderFix fetches the page itself and reads JSON-LD, OpenGraph and the DOM. Configure a Bright Data key and it routes through a collector instead, for proxies and JavaScript rendering.
Results land as JSON with a flat table view, one-click CSV and XLSX export, and a row persisted against your account so you can reopen it later without re-running.
Every scraper type declares the fields it expects. If one comes back empty in every single row, SpiderFix tells you which field went dark rather than handing you a stack trace.
When sites change
Every scraper type declares the fields it expects. After each run SpiderFix compares what came back against that list — if a field is empty across every single row, that's not sparse data, that's a broken selector.
Detection runs on every scrape today. Heal and verify are not implemented — they need Bright Data credentials this build doesn't have.
Sign up takes three steps and no email confirmation. SpiderFix scrapes pages directly out of the box — add a Bright Data key only when you need proxies or JavaScript rendering.
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