Custom lead generation software / Lead Scraper Development

Build type

Custom lead scraper development

A scraper built for one job: your sources, your fields, your filters — running on a schedule and dropping clean records where your team already works.

From $1,500fixed quote after scoping · source code transferred to you

At handover you get

  • The full source code, in a repository you own
  • A run schedule (hourly, nightly, weekly — your call)
  • Output to CSV, Google Sheets, a database, a webhook or straight into your CRM
  • A short written runbook: how it works, how to change it, what breaks first

Fixed price agreed in writing before development starts. Hosting and maintenance are optional, and nothing stops working if you decline them — you hold the code.

Most teams start with an off-the-shelf scraping tool and hit the same wall. The tool reads the pages it was designed to read, returns the fields its authors picked, and breaks the week a source changes its markup. You end up paying a subscription to babysit a robot that does eighty percent of what you needed.

A custom scraper is the opposite trade. We write it against the exact sources you care about, extract the exact fields your reps use, and hand you the code. When a source changes, it gets fixed — not deprecated. When you want a new field, it gets added.

Where it fits

Most projects are one build type. Some are two joined together — a scraper feeding a database, or enrichment feeding a CRM integration.

What the build covers

Source-specific parsers

One parser per source, written against that source's actual structure — public directories, map data, government registers, association rosters, open-web business pages. Each parser is tested against live pages before it ships.

Fields you name

Company, contact, address, phone, email, category, licence or permit ID, filing dates, website, and any flag you want computed — 'no website found', 'site looks abandoned', 'licence filed in the last 90 days'.

Filters at the source

Geography, category, size signals and freshness applied while the crawl runs, so you are not paying to store and clean records you were never going to call.

Politeness and resilience

Rate limiting, retries with backoff, resume-from-checkpoint, and change detection that tells you when a source's layout moved instead of silently returning empty rows.

$1,500starting price for this build type
  • What sets the number: how many sources have to be parsed, how clean those sources are, how much data moves, and where the output has to land — not how long we spend.
  • Fixed, in writing, before development starts. A paid source-mapping phase comes first so the quote is based on what the records actually contain.
  • Hosting and maintenance are optional. Decline them and everything still runs, because you hold the code.
  • No per-lead fees. We do not meter your own data back to you.

Questions

How long does a lead scraper take to build?

A single-source scraper with a defined field list is usually a matter of days, not months. The scoping conversation is the slow part — once the sources and fields are agreed, writing and testing the parser is the fast part. Multi-source engines with dedupe and enrichment take longer because verification, not extraction, is where the real work sits.

What happens when the website changes?

Every scraper we build watches for structural change and reports it rather than quietly failing. You own the code, so you can fix it in-house or send it back to us. We do not hold the repository hostage to a maintenance contract.

Can you scrape a site that requires a login?

We build against public sources — pages a normal visitor can reach without an account, and data published by government bodies for public use. We do not build tools to defeat authentication, bypass paywalls, or work around a site's terms. That limit is not negotiable, and it is the reason the work holds up.

Describe the problem, not the spec.

Tell us who you are trying to reach and how you find them today. We come back with a source map, a fixed price, and an honest note on anything we do not think will work.