Web to Table

Pricing

Possible or not. For how much. Then you decide.

Exact prices are not set. This is the structure.

Prices not yet published · structure final, numbers pending

Structure

Three ways you pay.

One-time ask

A bounded collection

One scope, one limit, one table.

Unit · one approved run

Subscription

Saved collectors on a schedule

Hosted schedules, change history, exports. Reruns cost less than the first run.

Unit · monthly, with a usage allowance or metered usage

Additional usage

Only with your approval

Beyond your limit needs a new yes. Nothing rolls over quietly.

Unit · explicitly approved overage

Later: export the workflow as code. Pricing undecided.

What moves the number

Scope, columns, volume, frequency.

The first run of something new costs more. Repeating it costs less.

  • Provider requests and returned records.
  • The agent’s model usage to check, plan, and build.
  • Hosted compute, browsers, and proxies where needed.
  • A bounded retry allowance and a sustainable margin.

Try it

Estimate

13requests

Rows, capped
300
Listing pages
13
Product-page visits
0
Derived columns
free

Illustrative units. Real estimates add model and compute costs. Nothing runs until you approve.

Spending controls

A limit you set, enforced in code.

  • An estimate with assumptions before any paid run.
  • A spending limit you approve. Changes need a new yes.
  • Enforced in code at run and account level.
  • Actual usage reported after every run.

Schedules

Per run, and per month.

Schedules show a cost per run and a monthly projection with its assumptions. Limits stop it before it exceeds what you approved. How schedules work.

Not decided yet

Open commercial decisions.

Published here before any paid use. No invented prices.

  • Exact prices
  • Included usage
  • Sample policy
  • Failed-run policy
  • Refunds
  • Taxes
  • Retention limits
  • Code export pricing

Questions

Pricing questions.

Is there a sample charge?

Not decided. If a sample costs money, we disclose it and ask first.

What if a run fails or only partly completes?

Policy not final. It will be written here before paid use.

Why does adding a column change the price?

Some columns need a visit to every page or a second provider. We label them extra work.

Is there an unlimited plan?

No. Every run costs real requests and compute. You control the limit instead.

Early access

Ask for something. We will price it.

Real asks set real prices. Describe what you want, roughly how much, and how often.