Install the Stekpad extension
Open the Chrome Web Store and search for Stekpad. Click Add to Chrome and confirm the permissions prompt. The extension icon appears in your Chrome toolbar within a few seconds.
No account is required to start scraping. Free plan includes unlimited local recipes, unlimited runs, and 100 AI inferences per month. Upgrade to Pro (€12/month or €99 lifetime) when you need more inferences or the cloud scheduler.
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Scrape Any Website Without XPath or CSS Selectors
Opens by documenting the XPath fragility problem with real examples: an e-commerce site renames a class, a LinkedIn update shifts the DOM, a SaaS app adds a modal — all three break every XPath-based scraper overnight. Then explains how Stekpad's point-and-click selector works: click the field, Stekpad infers a resilient selector, and auto-repairs when the DOM shifts. Includes a side-by-side: traditional scraper setup (write XPath) vs Stekpad setup (click a field). Ends with a step-by-step no-code scraping walkthrough.
Frequently Asked Questions
Covers the top 15–20 questions users ask before and after installing Stekpad. Key topics: Is Stekpad free? What browsers does it support? Is web scraping legal? Does Stekpad work on LinkedIn, Gmail, Salesforce? How is data stored? Does data leave my browser? What happens if a site changes its layout? Can I use Stekpad without a login? Emit FAQ schema (JSON-LD) on the page for rich results.
Point-and-Click Selector: Build a Schema Without Writing Code
Explains how Stekpad's click-to-select interface works: click an element, Stekpad highlights matched siblings, you confirm the field, and it builds a stable selector under the hood. Covers multi-element selection, nested fields, and what happens when a site's DOM changes. No XPath knowledge required at any step.
Quickstart: Your First Scrape in 2 Minutes
End-to-end walkthrough: open the side panel, navigate to a target page, click fields to build a schema, run a single scrape, and export to a destination. Each step has a screenshot. Minimal prose, maximum showing. Ends with links to Recipes for common patterns and the Integrations docs.