The web publishes.
We make it queryable.
Page Byte exists because the most useful data in the world sits on pages that were never meant to be read by machines.
Why we built it
Every team we know had the same ritual: someone writes a scraper on a Tuesday, the target site changes its layout on a Friday, and the data pipeline dies quietly over the weekend. The fix was always manual, always urgent, and always temporary.
Large language models changed the economics of that ritual. An AI can read a page the way a person does, write the extraction rules in seconds, and rewrite them when the page shifts. So we built Page Byte around one promise: describe the data once, in plain language, and keep receiving it, clean, on schedule, for as long as you need it.
Page Byte is built in Saudi Arabia and serves teams worldwide, from e-commerce price desks in Riyadh to research groups anywhere the web reaches.
How we operate
Polite by default
Our crawler honors robots.txt, fetches at most one page per second per site, and identifies itself honestly. Scraping does not have to be adversarial: the data is public, and we collect it the way a careful researcher would. Sites that ask not to be crawled are not crawled.
Boring reliability
The exciting part is the AI. Everything else, schedules, diffs, exports, webhooks, is deliberately boring, because your pipeline should be the least dramatic thing in your stack.
Small and reachable
Page Byte is a small team. When something breaks, you talk to the people who wrote the code, not a ticket queue. Reach us at support@pagebyte.ai.