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Data Miner review

Freemium#23 of 49 in Web Scraping Tools

Visual recipes, pagination, and spreadsheet export make browser-based scraping accessible.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Data Miner is a browser extension for extracting information from web pages. It is aimed at individual users and teams in sales, marketing, recruiting, or other work that involves gathering page data. Pre-made recipes offer one-click scraping, while a visual builder and CSS selector finder let users create custom extraction rules. The product also supports crawling URL lists, pagination, dynamic Ajax content, JavaScript actions, and form filling from Excel data. Results can be exported as CSV or Microsoft Excel files.

The published monthly plans start with Starter at $0, which includes public and new recipes and next-page automation, but is restricted on some domains. Solo costs $19.99 per month and adds automated scrape crawls, custom JavaScript, a Google Sheets connection, and full email support. Small Business is $49 per month, Business is $99, and Business Plus is $200; the listed highlights for each are the same as Solo. Custom Enterprise includes higher scrape limits, scraping on Data Miner servers, and long-term contract discounts. Paid plans have page-scrape limits that reset each billing period, and unused credits do not carry forward.

Its strongest fit is browser-based extraction where recipes, pagination, JavaScript hooks, and spreadsheet output are useful together. Google Sheets is the named integration, and the browser-extension format keeps the workflow centered on a browser rather than a wider deployment choice. The Starter restrictions and 500-credit monthly allowance may constrain broader scraping needs, while Custom Enterprise offers a route to higher limits and server-side scraping. Choose Data Miner for page scraping managed through a browser, especially when CSV or Excel exports suit the workflow; consider another tool if browser-extension-only access or the credit allowance does not fit the project.

Data Miner pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Pre-made recipes enable one-click scraping of web pages.
    • Custom visual recipes, URL lists, and next-page automation support varied workflows.
    • Exports to CSV and Excel, with a Google Sheets connection on paid plans.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available as a browser extension rather than a broader deployment platform.
    • Starter is restricted on some domains.
    • Unused scrape credits do not carry forward between billing periods.

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