Thunderbit

Thunderbit is a web scraper that runs as a browser extension. Describe in plain English what to pull off a page and its AI agent reads the layout, works out which fields are being asked for and returns a table ready to export. There are no CSS selectors to write and no scraping rules to maintain. It is aimed at sales, operations, marketing and real estate teams rather than engineers. Prebuilt templates for popular sites such as Amazon, eBay and Google Maps return the same fields every time without consuming AI credits, while the AI mode handles pages no template covers and reads attributes by meaning, so a book, a laptop and a shirt can be scraped into one table without remapping each category. Agent mode follows links on a page and appends details from the pages behind them. The AI can summarize, categorize, translate, reformat and calculate while scraping, so data arrives in its final shape, and it reads PDFs and images as well as web pages. Exports go to Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable and Notion. Alongside the Chrome and Edge extensions there is a web app, a Web Scraper API, a command line tool and an MCP server. A free tier is available and billing runs on credits. The plan data behind the pricing page lists Starter at $15 a month, with Professional tiers beginning at $38 a month and rising with credit volume. Annual subscriptions are advertised at 20 percent off with all credits released upfront. A Business plan is custom priced and adds custom credits and limits, priority support and account management.