G2

Verified User in Internet

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/26/2026

"High-Quality Scraping and Product Matching with Effortless S3 Integration"

5/5

What do you like best about DeepScout?

At Biano we run a furniture and home-decor product search engine in 11 European markets, and DeepScout covers two jobs for us. First, scraping: DeepScout crawls e-shops and marketplaces that never sent us a product feed (for example Allegro, where they crawled over 50,000 products from the categories we picked) and we simply turn their export into a standard XML feed, so those shops go through our normal import, categorization and catalogue like any other partner. Second, product matching: we export our catalogue to them and they tell us which offers from different e-shops are the same product. Those pairs are the highest-priority product groups on our site and power the price comparison on product pages. The integration is very simple, just files on S3 that our nightly jobs pick up, with no fragile API to maintain. It runs every day without us touching it, the data quality is high, and the team reacts quickly when we ask for a new shop, a category change or send them our list of corrections, which they build into their process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about DeepScout?

Honestly, nothing significant. The only thing to plan for is that a new shop or category is not live from day one: the crawl gets refined over a few rounds before it covers everything you want, but DeepScout handles that iteration for you and keeps you informed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is DeepScout solving and how is that benefiting you?

Two problems. 1) Catalogue coverage: many relevant shops and big marketplaces will never set up a product feed for a comparison site. Thanks to DeepScout scraping we can list their products anyway, so users see a much fuller offer and we did not have to build and maintain our own scrapers for dozens of different websites. 2) Product matching across shops: the same sofa sold by several e-shops often has no shared EAN and a different name everywhere. DeepScout pairs these offers for us, so our product pages show one product with a real price comparison instead of duplicates. Building and running this matching in-house would cost us far more developer time than the service does, and our developers can focus on the product instead of on crawling infrastructure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.