Extract
Preview and review product records from the page you are viewing.
Early Access · free for now
Turn public product catalogues into data you can actually use.
Extract product listings, compare saved snapshots and export usable data from supported websites, with control over which sites Fexlo accesses.
Free during Early Access. Future pricing has not been announced.
- You choose every website
- Datasets stay in your browser
- Stops when a site refuses access
From page to file in four steps
- Step 1
Open a supported public catalogue
A product list or a store’s public catalogue, open in Chrome.
- Step 2
Choose data to extract
Extract the page you are viewing, or pick products and sites for Bulk Fetch.
- Step 3
Review records and data quality
Every result is labelled. Blocked, partial or skipped sites are reported, not hidden.
- Step 4
Save, compare and export
Keep datasets in your Library, compare snapshots, download CSV or JSON.
What you can do
Collect
Bulk Fetch
Collect public catalogue data from chosen websites, with per-site progress and controls.
Organise
Library
Keep datasets and snapshots in your browser.
Compare
Review changes between saved snapshots, where the data supports a comparison.
Understand and export
Insights
Review supported price ranges, availability and data quality from saved datasets.
Export
Download CSV or JSON files for further analysis.
You stay in control
- You choose the websites. Chrome asks for access to each one, after you click.
- Product datasets stay in your browser.
- Account details go to Supabase, our account service provider, so your account works.
- Fexlo stops when a site refuses, asks it to slow down or shows a bot check. It never solves CAPTCHAs.
See it before you install
Every product and price in the sample is made up. No website is contacted.
Which sources work
Stores that publish a public Shopify-style product list, and best-effort reading of product lists on the page you are viewing. Not every store is supported. Read compatibility and limits first.
Questions
What does Fexlo collect?
Your account details, sent to our account service (Supabase). Product data, website lists and filters stay in your browser. The privacy policy lists every item.
Which websites are supported?
Stores that publish a public Shopify-style product list, and product lists on the page you are viewing, on a best-effort basis. Not every store is supported. See compatibility and limits.
Where is product data stored?
In your browser, on your device. It is not uploaded to Fexlo’s account service. Delete it in the Library, or remove the extension.
Why does Chrome ask for site access?
Chrome requires permission before an extension can read a website. Fexlo asks for each site you add, one at a time, after you click.
What happens when a site blocks access?
Fexlo marks that site as blocked, stops reading it, and does not try to get past the block. Other sites in the batch continue.
Can I export my data?
Yes. Results and saved datasets export as CSV or JSON, with the source and capture time.
Is Fexlo free?
Free during Early Access. Future pricing has not been announced, so this is not a promise that it stays free.
Where can I get help?
Read the install and help guide, then use the support page. Include your Fexlo version (Settings, then About).
Install Fexlo
Free during Early Access. Future pricing has not been announced.