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Turn any webpage into a clean spreadsheet. Auto-detects tables & product lists, exports CSV/Excel. No code, runs in your browser. TablePull turns any page you’re already viewing into a structured spreadsheet — with no setup and no code. WHO IT’S FOR - E-commerce sellers pulling competitor prices, reviews, and variants from product and search pages. - Marketers and analysts collecting directories, rankings, and research data. - Operations and BD teams building lead lists from business directories. - Anyone tired of copy-pasting tables by hand. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any page and click the TablePull icon. 2. TablePull auto-detects tables and repeating product/list blocks (cards) on the page and shows a preview. 3. Re-scan each page — TablePull appends new rows to your dataset automatically, so a multi-page list becomes one sheet. 4. Export to CSV (opens in Excel / Google Sheets) or copy straight to your clipboard. WHY TABLEPULL - Zero configuration: no CSS selectors, no XPath, no scripts. It finds the repeating structure for you. - Works on login-gated pages: because extraction runs in your browser, it sees exactly what you see — including behind logins. - Private by design: extraction runs 100% locally in your browser. Your dataset is stored only on your device. - Optional AI column naming (BYOK): bring your own LLM key and TablePull suggests clearer column names. Your key stays on your device and is never sent to us. - MV3-native and actively maintained (many older scrapers are stuck on deprecated Manifest V2 and silently break). PRIVACY TablePull requests only activeTab, scripting, and storage — the minimum needed to read the page you click and remember your settings. It does not request broad host access and collects no data about you. PRICING TablePull is free to install and use up to 100 rows per dataset. TablePull Pro is a one-time $19 purchase that unlocks unlimited rows, plus priority support. Pro is activated with a license key inside the extension; there is no subscription and no recurring charge. This extension has a single purpose: extract structured data from the page you are viewing and export it.
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