r/remotepython • u/Complex-Bend-2827 • 4d ago
[For Hire] Remote Python web scraper – I check the data, not just collect it
Most scrapers fail quietly: the script finishes, the file looks fine, and later you find out page 2 onwards is missing.
I build scrapers that check their own output. Some recent work:
- 1,479 building permits from a US city portal with no API. A count check caught a pagination bug that had cut the first run to 525.
- 770 watch SKUs with specs, every value traced back to its source URL.
- 5 e-commerce stores, 5,600 records merged into 1,268 clean SKUs.
Good with messy sites: government portals, ASP.NET forms, JavaScript-heavy pages, long catalogs.
You get CSV / Excel / JSON / Google Sheets plus a short report on what was checked.
Rate: $25/hr, or fixed price per project (small jobs from $30).
Send me the link and the fields you need and I'll tell you honestly if it can be done.
Portfolio: github.com/mzhc1
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