Product / Web Scraping

Paste a URL. Tell it what to extract.
Structured data in your spreadsheet. No code.

Origami uses browser automation to visit any URL, read the page content, and extract the specific data points you ask for — into your spreadsheet. No Python, no CSS selectors, no browser extensions. Just paste a URL and describe what you want.

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[01] How It Works

Two types of web scraping.

Origami handles both structured extraction from specific URLs and open-ended web research for individual data points.

URL extraction

Give Origami a URL (or a list of URLs) and tell it what to pull out. It opens the page in a real browser, reads the content, and extracts structured data. Works on directories, listings, conference speaker pages, team pages — any public webpage.

Web research per row

Add an enrichment column that researches the web for each lead individually. Origami searches Google, visits relevant pages, and answers specific questions — 'What's their pricing?', 'Do they have a mobile app?', 'Who's the CEO?'

Real browser automation

Not just HTML parsing. Origami uses a real headless browser (via Browserbase) that renders JavaScript, handles pagination, and interacts with dynamic content. If a human can see it, Origami can extract it.

Results in your spreadsheet

Scraped data goes directly into your Origami spreadsheet as structured columns and rows. No separate tool, no JSON files to parse. It's already in a table you can sort, filter, enrich further, and export.

[02] What People Scrape

Real examples.

Conference and event speaker lists

Paste the URL of a conference speakers page. Origami extracts names, titles, companies, and bios into a spreadsheet. Then add enrichment columns for email and LinkedIn profile.

Example:“Scrape the speakers from this SaaStr conference page and find their work emails”

Directory and listing pages

Industry directories, professional association member lists, and award winner pages. Origami handles pagination and pulls structured data from listings that don't offer an export button.

Example:“Extract all law firms from this state bar directory with name, location, and specialty”

Competitor pricing pages

Research multiple competitor websites and pull pricing tiers, feature lists, and plan details into a comparison spreadsheet. Useful for competitive analysis or sales battle cards.

Example:“Visit these 10 competitor pricing pages and extract plan names, prices, and key features”

Company team pages

Scrape an 'About Us' or 'Team' page to get the names and titles of key people at a target account. Then enrich with verified email addresses for direct outreach.

Example:“Scrape the leadership team from this company's about page and find their emails”

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