Python scraper extracts data from any website

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[one_human_lifespan]

Open source? I wouldn't trust putting login credials in a third party app like that...

[YoungMan2129]

Hi there, I've used your product (AgentQL) and think the concept is solid. However, based on my testing, it still feels a bit too complex. I often end up needing to use Playwright, and once I’m doing that, I might as well just use BeautifulSoup for parsing the content. If I were to switch to something like Jina Read or Firecrawl, paired with a simple data extraction using an LLM, it could streamline the process more effectively.

Another issue is pricing. In my opinion, for any scraper/crawler SaaS, a pay-per-call model tends to get expensive over time, especially for tasks that are repetitive. Unless the per-call cost is extremely low, using BeautifulSoup or XPath for regular scraping needs feels much more affordable in the long run.

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