Thunderbit

Thunderbit is an AI web scraper and automation tool that turns website content into structured, spreadsheet-ready data. It runs as a Chrome extension alongside a web app: you open a page, the tool suggests which fields to capture, and the results land in clean columns you can send to Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Excel, or CSV. The site positions it for non-technical users, calling it "a scraper for the rest of us."

Pre-built templates cover popular sources like Amazon, eBay, and Google Maps, so common scraping jobs need little setup. Beyond extraction, Thunderbit handles web automation tasks such as form autofill and includes dedicated extractors for email addresses, phone numbers, and images. It can follow pagination and subpages to scrape multi-page sites, and scheduled scraping runs recurring jobs without manual effort.

Pricing is public. A free tier is available, with paid plans at Starter ($15/month billed monthly, or $9/month billed yearly) and Pro ($38/month billed monthly, or about $16.50/month billed yearly), plus custom Business pricing. A separate API offering uses unit-based plans, such as 60,000 API units per year for $16/month billed yearly. There is no sign of mobile apps, offline mode, or open-source licensing.

Best for

• E-commerce sellers tracking product and pricing data from Amazon or eBay listings
• Lead generation, such as pulling emails and phone numbers from directories into a sheet
• Local business research compiled from Google Maps listings
• Operations teams that need scheduled, recurring scrapes of marketplace or competitor pages
• Non-technical users who want structured web data without writing scraping code
• Teams that keep their data in Notion or Airtable rather than raw exports

Frequently asked questions

Do I need coding skills to use it?

No. Thunderbit is built for non-technical users: AI suggests the fields to extract, and templates handle common sites like Amazon and Google Maps.

Where can I export the data?

To Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Excel, or CSV, depending on where your team works.

Is there a free plan?

Yes, a free tier is publicly available. Paid plans start at $15/month for Starter (or $9/month billed yearly), with Pro at $38/month and custom Business pricing.

Does it work on mobile?

There is no evidence of iOS or Android apps. It runs as a Chrome extension and a web app.

Can it handle multi-page websites?

Yes. It supports pagination and subpage scraping, and scheduled scraping automates recurring runs.

Does Thunderbit offer an API?

Yes, with unit-based pricing — for example, 60,000 API units per year at $16/month billed yearly, or 600,000 units at $40/month billed yearly.

Alternatives

None of the options below are web scrapers; they are productivity tools, so consider them when you need general workflow help rather than data extraction.

• Findr — if you want an AI assistant that answers questions and drafts documents from your workplace apps.
• Raycast — if you want a desktop launcher with general productivity tools.
• Rize — if your goal is time tracking and focus coaching rather than collecting website data.