Nothing to train · No templates · No code, ever

For people who need the data, not the code

Describe the data you want. We’ll keep it coming.

Point Fetchly at any website, say what you’re after in plain words, and get a clean table that keeps itself up to date.

Start free: new accounts get free credits. A sample that can’t get your data costs nothing.

Fig. 1 — A shop page, fetched48 of 48 fetched · 3 pages · just now

What you get: a clean, updating table

  • Ridgeline Down Parka$289.00In stock
  • Alder 3L Rain Shell$118.40In stock
  • Cascade Fleece Jacket$89.00Low stock
  • Timberline Insulated Vest$96.00In stock
+ 42 more on pages 2–3Next check: tomorrow, 6:00 am

How it works

Four steps. None of them involve code.

If you can fill in a form, you can use Fetchly. It reads the site the way you would, then writes it down neatly.

  1. Paste any public page.

    A shop, a job board, a list of rentals, a council website: most public pages work. Fetchly follows the “next page” links for you.

    northfoldsupply.com/collections/mens-jackets
  2. Say what you want, the way you’d tell a colleague.

    One sentence is enough. Fetchly turns it into columns you can rename or remove. Nothing to train, no template to pick, no code.

    “Every jacket’s name, its price, the sale price if there is one, and whether it’s in stock.”
    • Jacket
    • Price
    • Sale price
    • Stock
  3. Check a sample before you save.

    You see real rows from the real site, plus what Fetchly noticed along the way. Not quite right? Say what’s off, in your own words, and it tries again.

    What we noticed: 31 jackets have no sale price. That’s normal: they aren’t on sale.

  4. Then it keeps coming.

    Every hour, day or week, or whenever you press refresh. Each check shows what’s new, what changed and what’s gone, with the old value next to the new one.

Every update reads like an editor’s proof.

No hunting for differences. New rows are highlighted, old values are struck through, and anything that’s gone is marked.

  • NEWKestrel Ultralight Shell$179.00
  • CHANGED · PriceRidgeline Down Parkawas $289.00now $269.00
  • CHANGED · Sale priceAlder 3L Rain Shellwas $118.40now $103.60
  • CHANGED · StockCascade Fleece Jacketwas Low stocknow Sold out

When a site changes, Fetchly repairs itself.

Websites get redesigned. Fetchly notices, fixes how it reads the page and shows you what it fixed. If it can’t, it pauses and tells you in plain words.

Fixed for you · Sep 21, 6:03 am

Northfold redesigned their jacket pages.

Prices moved to a new spot on the page. We learned the new layout and carried on.

How: learned the page’s new layout

Credits

It runs on credits.

Setting up a site, each check and some automatic repairs use credits. New accounts get free credits once they confirm their email, and you can see every credit you spend.

  • A sample that can’t get your data costs nothing
  • So does a repair that doesn’t work
  • Run out, and your sites pause: nothing runs up a bill

Questions

What does it cost?
Fetchly runs on credits. Setting up a site, each check and some automatic repairs use them. A sample that can’t get your data costs nothing, and neither does a repair that doesn’t work. New accounts get free credits once they confirm their email, and you can see every credit you spend.
What happens when I run out of credits?
Your sites pause and we email you, so nothing runs up a bill. Write to hello@fetchly.example to ask for more.
Which sites won’t you fetch?
Only public pages work, so nothing behind a sign-in. We follow the rules each site publishes for automated visitors. If a site blocks automated visits, we tell you, and we never try to get around it.
Do I need to train it, pick a template or write code?
No. You describe what you want in a sentence, check the sample and save. If the sample isn’t right, you say what’s off in plain words and Fetchly tries again.
Where do I see my data?
In your Fetchly account, as a clean table that updates on the schedule you pick, with what’s new, changed or gone marked. If you work with a developer, an API key lets your own tools read it too.

What would you like to keep an eye on?

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