EXP-003 · Productized service · Public data only

Public URL pattern + fields → clean CSV in ≤72 hours

Need a one-off extract from a public directory, events list, open portal, or catalog? You get a deduped CSV (JSON optional) plus a one-page schema with row counts and null rates — not another DIY scraper template.

$149 standard · $199 rush
≤5,000 rows ≤12 fields ≤72h / ≤24h rush 1 schema revision

Checkout live on Gumroad. Intake form below works for scope notes anytime.

The problem

Free crawlers and “scrape it yourself” templates leave you with brittle scripts, messy HTML, and a Friday deadline. Agencies quote days and four figures for a fixed public extract. You need a scoped data asset this week — not a PDF of advice free tools already spit out.

Pricing

Rush

$199 ≤24h
  • Same scope as Standard
  • Priority queue · ≤24h delivery target
  • Same hard rules

Pay $199 rush

Out of scope (quote or decline): login walls, CAPTCHA farms, personal email/phone harvest for spam, ToS-prohibited targets, >5k rows.

Hard rules

We do

  • Public pages & public APIs only
  • Respect robots.txt
  • Ephemeral processing
  • Delete source dumps ≤7 days after delivery

We don’t

  • Auth bypass / login walls
  • PII spam lists
  • “Guaranteed unbroken forever” scrapers
  • LinkedIn / ToS-hostile targets

Portfolio sample

Live example: public Open Brewery DB API → California slice → cleaned CSV + schema. Source is a free public API designed for this use (no login, no ToS gymnastics).

40 rows · 10 fields · pulled 2026-09-28 PT

Download CSV · schema.md · Full Data Pull page

Scope intake

Tell us the public source and fields. Checkout is live on Gumroad (buttons above); this form is for scope notes.

Prefer checkout first? Use the Gumroad buttons above, then reply with your URL pattern + fields. Or email scope notes after purchase.

Standard checkout — $149: kayvanandre.gumroad.com/l/public-data-pull
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