Executive Summary

Non-technical teams in retail pricing, procurement, finance, lead generation and market research routinely spend engineering cycles or expensive vendor budgets to get reliable web data because CSS/XPath selectors break, pages change, and ad-hoc scripts require constant maintenance. Across an addressable base of roughly 10 million organizations that currently spend about $3,000 per year each on web-data and DaaS (a $30.0B market), these operational frictions translate into delayed insights, stalled automations and unpredictable costs. The product to build is a no-code visual web-data extraction platform that combines computer vision and LLM-driven parsing so a business user can point-and-click on pages to produce production-grade extractors, with built-in change detection, automatic selector repair, scheduling, connectors to warehouses and a streaming API. The goal is to cut onboarding from days or weeks to minutes, enable non-engineers to own data pipelines, and offer a DaaS option with SLAs for teams that need real-time signals. This market is attractive now because multimodal AI (vision models + LLMs) materially reduces the manual rule-writing that has historically made scraping brittle, no-code adoption is accelerating across enterprise teams, and buyers face increasing pressure for live pricing, inventory and lead signals; those factors support the market score of 92/100 and a revenue potential rating of 88/100. The competition landscape is medium—existing scrapers, RPA vendors and specialist DaaS providers exist, but many lack true visual-AI or non-technical UX. To stand out you would need to combine robust multimodal parsing, domain-specific models and a practical human-in-the-loop workflow for edge cases, plus enterprise features like audit logs, compliance tooling and SLA-backed delivery; these are clear strengths if executed. Be honest about the challenges: anti-scraping countermeasures, legal/compliance complexity, model drift and compute cost will require ongoing engineering and legal investment, and you should expect a measurable investment in labeled data and reliability engineering before the product reaches enterprise scale.

Market Opportunity

No-code web data extraction — AI visual parsing, no engineers targets a $30.0B = 10M organizations x $3,000 avg annual spend on web-data & DaaS total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 15% annual growth in demand for web data, automation and DaaS.

Key trends driving demand: AI-assisted data extraction -- LLMs and vision models reduce manual selector rules and improve accuracy; No-code adoption -- non-technical teams demand self-serve tooling for operational data tasks; Real-time intelligence pressure -- firms need live pricing, inventory and lead signals; Cloud automation & headless browsers -- lower infra cost and easier scaling for scraping pipelines.

Key competitors include Octoparse, Diffbot, Apify, UiPath (adjacent: RPA-based web extraction).

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No-code web data extraction — AI visual parsing, no engineers

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