Custom, done-for-you service. Built for your brief, rather than instant self-serve software. Source review and scope confirmation before payment or start.
Public pages → structured rowsData weave / 01
A collection, given structure. Concept illustration · not live data
A look at the deliverable
A sheet you can work with.
ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT LIVE CUSTOMER DATA
Fictional example of a hiring-signal dataset. Fields are agreed for your source.
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Company
Public opening
Location
Source page
Change summary
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Example Studio A
Product designer
Remote
/careers/design
New listing
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Example Studio A
Operations lead
London
/careers/operations
Location updated
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Example Studio A
Software engineer
Remote
/careers/engineering
No change
Fictional rows and example fields. Final columns depend on your source.Google Sheets / CSV · Change summary with ongoing service
01 / What to collect
Collect the fields your research needs.
Recruiting & hiring signals
Know who is hiring for what
Collect public job titles, locations, listing links, and other agreed fields from a careers page or job source.
Public catalogs & prices
Keep an eye on the shelf
Organize accessible product names, listed prices, availability labels, and product URLs. Track agreed changes with ongoing collection.
Business directories
Give your research some structure
Turn public business listings into a consistent dataset of names, categories, locations, and website links.
02 / Start small
Start with a $150 pilot.
The public-data pilot
$150 / one-time
A focused first collection, custom-built for your agreed source and fields.
One agreed, accessible public source
Up to 250 records
Google Sheets or CSV delivery
One revision within the agreed scope
Delivery is scheduled after source review. Feasibility and scope are confirmed before payment or work begins.
Monthly service is arranged directly. Scope and price are agreed with you after the pilot.
03 / How it works
Agree on the source before work starts.
01 — SHARE
Show the source.
Send the URL, the fields you need, a sample of your ideal output, and your refresh frequency.
02 — AGREE
Confirm the boundaries.
Feasibility, record limits, output, price, and delivery timing are reviewed and agreed before payment or start.
03 — RECEIVE
Put the data to work.
Receive your agreed Google Sheet or CSV, review the output, and use your one included revision. Discuss ongoing collection if useful.
Public and accessible only. Private data and login bypasses are outside scope. Every source needs a feasibility review. An unsuitable source is flagged before payment or work begins.
One source is a good place to start.
Share your source. Get a scoped pilot.
Start with a job-data pilot on Upwork, or share a different public source to discuss what’s feasible.