Open any page, and DataLens turns what's on screen into a clean table you can export.
Free · Runs in your own browser
4.8 on the Chrome Web Store · 20,000+ users
There's no setup. DataLens reads each page fresh, so a new site works on the first try and a redesign won't break it.
Track competitor prices, new listings, and reviews every week.
Pull holdings, index trends, or forum sentiment and see what's changed since last time.
Scan 100 reference videos at once to see which titles, lengths, and formats actually perform.
Pull an entire candidate list and score it against your job description.
Copy-paste can't reach nested replies, paginated lists, or prices rendered as images. An extension reading the live page can.
Logged-in pages. Values rendered as images. Replies nested three levels deep. Hundreds of rows across dozens of pages. If it's visible on screen, DataLens can read it.
Copy-paste captures one screen. Cloud scrapers get locked out or blocked.
There are no templates and no per-site rules to maintain. DataLens identifies the fields on every run, so a new site works on the first try and a redesign won't break it.
Template tools like Octoparse and Helium 10 break the moment a site changes its layout.
Click any row to see the exact page it came from, along with a snapshot and capture time. It's data you can defend.
Paste into a chatbot and you can't separate what's real from what it invented.
DataLens reads pages in your own browser, including ones you're logged into. Here are the four questions worth asking, answered directly.
DataLens runs in your own browser and moves through pages at the pace you'd browse. There are no proxy servers and no automated request bursts from a data center. To the site, the activity looks like ordinary browsing, because it is. That's far lower risk than a cloud scraper requesting pages from the outside.
Normal browsing keeps the risk low.
Two things leave your browser, and you should know which. To work out the columns, DataLens sends the page's structure to our server, which passes it to an AI model provider. When a run finishes, the extracted rows are uploaded to your DataLens account, so the run shows up in your history and stays re-downloadable. Nothing else is taken: pages you merely browse are not read, and we neither sell scraped data nor train models on it.
Deleting a run in the extension clears the local copy. To remove the copy held with your account, email support@datalens.uk.
Values are taken directly from the page, never guessed or inferred. Click any row to see its source, a snapshot, and the capture time. DataLens collects every row across all pages and reports the count, so you'll know if anything is missing.
If a site genuinely blocks reading, DataLens says so rather than inventing data. Even so, review the results before you export.
Yes, and it is worth being exact. Rows you extract — names and contact details included — are uploaded to your DataLens account with the rest of the run and sit there until you ask us to remove them. We do not sell them and we do not train models on them. How you collect and use that data, under each platform's terms and your local privacy laws, is your decision, the same as saving the page by hand.
Handling sensitive personal data? Check your own obligations before you run it.
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You start with 1,000 free credits, enough for thousands of rows. Top up only when you need more.
DataLens
An afternoon of copy-paste, now a few minutes to one clean table.