Search-first web data extraction
Get lead and research lists from one search.
Find businesses to contact, reviews to analyze, trends to research, and markets to map without copying from tabs into spreadsheets.
Search
dentists in Munich with low ratings
List found
243 businesses
Useful fields
phone, website, rating, reviews
Ready to use
qualify, contact, or export
Search by the outcome, not by the source.
People do not need another scraper dashboard. They need a list they can qualify, analyze, contact, compare, or export.
Find businesses to contact
Search a niche and location. Get business names, websites, phone numbers, ratings, review counts, and source links.
Try "cleaning companies in Berlin"Research what customers complain about
Turn product reviews into rows you can scan for complaints, gaps, objections, and customer language.
Try "1-star Amazon reviews for portable blenders"Find real content signals
Collect posts, creators, captions, and engagement data around a topic without manual scrolling and copying.
Try "TikTok videos about AI fitness coaches"Map a market or competitor set
Create a working list from a broad research question, then qualify, filter, export, and come back to it later.
Try "competitors of Notion in Germany"Manual search vs. usable list
Before
manual workAfter
ready to useGoogle gives you links. SenseCollect gives you rows.
The product is built around the finished list. Search first, inspect the output, then generate the CSV when the result is worth saving.
Describe the list
Type the business, review, trend, market, or competitor data you want.
Review usable rows
SenseCollect turns the request into structured rows with the fields that matter for the task.
Save and export
Generate the list, download the CSV, and find it later in your saved lists.
Make the output inspectable.
A visitor should understand what the list looks like before thinking about credits.
Sample list output
Business rows with fields ready for Sheets, Excel, or a CRM
| Name | Category | Website | Rating | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| E2E Dental Studio | Dentist | No website | 4.6 | +49 30 |
| CleanCo Berlin | Cleaning | Website | 4.2 | +49 30 |
| Harbor Bistro | Restaurant | No website | 4.0 | +49 40 |
Inspect output before you buy
A sample list is available early, so visitors can judge the actual rows instead of guessing from a feature list.
Costs are shown before a run
Search is free. Paid generation is explicit, credit-based, and tied to expected rows.
Failed runs refund automatically
If an automated list run fails, credits go back to the account instead of disappearing.
Choose by how many rows you need.
Buy credits once, then spend them only when you generate a list. The practical question is simple: how many usable rows do you want to create?
Search first
Preview before spending credits
Generate rows
Credits scale with output size
Keep the list
Download again from saved jobs
The same search box. Different buyer jobs.
The homepage explains the category. Specific pages sell the use case for each visitor.
Local outreach
Find businesses you can contact by niche and location.
ExploreWeb design leads
Find local businesses with missing or weak websites.
ExploreProduct research
Turn customer reviews into structured research rows.
ExploreContent research
Collect real posts and engagement signals by topic.
ExploreMarket discovery
Map competitors, categories, and visible public signals.
ExploreWhat visitors need to know.
The short version: describe the list, inspect the result, then generate the CSV when it is useful.
What does SenseCollect do?+
SenseCollect turns a simple search into a structured lead or research list. You can review the result, save it, and export it as a CSV.
Is this just a scraper tool?+
No. The workflow starts with the business task, not scraper settings. SenseCollect chooses the relevant public source for the request and returns rows you can work with.
What can I search for?+
You can search for businesses, reviews, trends, markets, competitors, niches, locations, ASINs, or topics. Some searches need a precise input, such as an Amazon ASIN.
Do I need to pay before seeing anything?+
No. You can search first, inspect examples or previews, and signed-in users can generate their first 5-row local business list free.
How does pricing work?+
You buy credits once and spend them only when you generate a list. The page shows estimated rows so the credit model maps back to output, not abstract usage.
Where do completed lists go?+
Every generated list is saved in your dashboard, so you can review and download it again later.
Stop copying from tabs into spreadsheets.
Search for businesses, reviews, trends, markets, or competitors. Get structured rows you can actually use.