Build a list
Start a table from Google Maps, any web page, a CSV or a search, and check what you collected.
Google Maps: build a list of local businesses
Search Google Maps for a category and place and get a table of businesses with phone, website, rating and address. How it works and its limits.
List scraper: turn any listing page into a table
Paste a page that lists things, like a directory or search results, and get a table with one row per item. No AI, no setup. Handles paging and logins.
Detail scraper: collect more from each row's own page
Open each row's own page, such as a profile or a listing, and add what is on it as new columns in the same table. No AI.
Import a CSV
Bring a list from a file into Manycrawl for free: how to import, what the URL column does, and how to add rows to a table you already have.
Google results: collect search results into a table
Search Google for one or more queries and get every result as a row, with title, link, snippet and position. Choose the country and language.
Apollo: scrape a People or Companies search
Build a search in Apollo's own screen and scrape the view into a table, without spending Apollo credits. Emails stay locked.
Reddit monitor: watch subreddits for keywords
Watch subreddits for posts or comments that match your keywords, and turn each new match into a row you can enrich. No login needed.
Job monitors: find hiring signals
Track new job postings by keyword and location, from LinkedIn and other boards, or pull every open job from a list of company websites.
Facebook Group members: what you can collect
Collect the members Facebook shows you in a group you belong to. What the table holds, how much of a group you can really reach, and its limits.