Web to Table

Request type

Financial and market data

Rates, prices, filings, and listings from many sites, in one dated table you can refresh on a schedule.

Planned

Planned. Public pages only. Not a licensed market-data feed.

Who asks for this

Finance and actuarial teams, analysts, and founders who track numbers across many public pages.

Say it like this

Collect the posted 30-year fixed mortgage rates from these 30 lenders every Monday morning, with the APR and the date shown on the page.

What you supply

  • The sites or a description of them
  • The figures you need
  • How often you need them

What you get back

Your table · 4 rows shownIllustrative
lendertext · collectedproducttext · collectedrate_pctnumber · collectedapr_pctnumber · collectedas_ofdate · collectedsource_urlurl · collected
Harbor Federal30-yr fixed6.1256.312026-09-14harborfed.example/rates
Alder Bank30-yr fixed6.256.42026-09-14alderbank.example/mortgage
Pearl Credit Union30-yr fixed5.992026-09-13pearlcu.example/home-loans
Northside Mortgage30-yr fixed6.3756.522026-09-14northside.example/rates
One lender does not publish APR, so the cell stays empty.

Column labels: collected comes from the page, derived is calculated from other columns at no extra cost, extra work needs another request per row and raises the estimate.

Workflow

How the agent handles it.

  1. 1

    You list the sites and the figures.

  2. 2

    We tell you which sites we can read and which figures they show.

  3. 3

    You approve the estimate and pick a schedule.

  4. 4

    We collect each run and keep the date shown on the page.

  5. 5

    You see what moved since the last run.

Cost and limits

What moves the price, and where the answer can be no.

Cost drivers

  • Number of sites
  • Frequency
  • Sites that need a browser to render figures

Where we say no first

  • Public pages only. We are not a licensed exchange or data-vendor feed.
  • Figures shown to logged-in users are out of scope.

Early access

Want financial and market data?

Describe your sources, the columns you want, and roughly how many rows. A person replies with possible or not, and roughly what it would cost.