Custom extraction

Custom extraction alerts for page-specific changes

Select a page element, test the extracted value, and route meaningful selector-based changes through Crawle's alerts, digests, webhooks, exports, and MCP/API context.

Custom extraction overview

Custom extraction

Monitor selected page elements — prices, availability, campaign copy, compliance text — using the normal crawl pipeline.

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Extraction rules

4 of 5 enabled · 4,934 current values tracked

  • Product priceText contentPath starts with /products

    .product__price .amount

    Critical
  • Stock availabilityAttributePath starts with /products

    [data-availability]

    Error
  • Promo banner copyText contentAll URLs

    .campaign-hero .headline

    Warning
  • Compliance footer textInner HTMLAll URLs

    footer .legal-disclaimer

    Warning
  • Review rating valueAttributePath starts with /products

    [itemprop="ratingValue"]

    Notice

Recent extraction results

Detected changes, missing values, and newly appeared values from the latest crawls.

Value
Feb 18, 9:12 AMProduct priceChanged
$129.00$99.00
/products/aurora-headphonesOpen
Feb 18, 8:47 AMStock availabilityChanged
in_stockout_of_stock
/products/cedar-desk-lampOpen
Feb 18, 8:05 AMPromo banner copyMissing
Spring sale — 20% off(empty)
/Open
Feb 17, 10:31 PMProduct priceAppeared
(empty)$54.50
/products/linen-tote-bagOpen
Feb 17, 7:58 PMCompliance footer textChanged
© 2025 Crawle Demo Inc.© 2026 Crawle Demo Inc.
/aboutIgnored
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Bounded monitoring Rule limits keep selector checks predictable for continuous crawls instead of creating an unlimited scraper path.

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Visual selector Users can pick an element visually, then edit the generated selector when they need more control.

Custom extraction lives inside the normal site monitoring workflow, with active-rule limits and clear setup states.

The problem

Some client risks do not live in standard SEO fields. Prices, stock labels, campaign badges, compliance copy, and template-specific text can change without touching title, canonical, robots, links, or status code.

The outcome

Crawle lets teams define bounded extraction rules from real page elements, test the matched value before saving, and treat meaningful changes as monitored signals inside the same alert workflow.

  • Visual element selection for users who do not want to start with a selector.
  • Advanced selector editing for technical SEO teams.
  • Test runs show matched value, HTTP status, and whether the rule would alert.
  • The first successful extraction becomes the baseline; later crawls compare normalized values.
  • Custom extraction signals can route through alert windows, Slack, Teams, email, webhooks, exports, and MCP/API context.
  • Per-site rule limits keep monitoring predictable for large continuous crawls.

Workflow

From crawl signal to team action

01

Choose the element

Enter a verified site URL and use the visual selector to pick the element Crawle should monitor, or edit the generated selector in advanced mode.

02

Test the extraction

Run a test before saving. Crawle shows the extracted value, HTTP status, match behavior, normalization, and alert simulation.

03

Monitor the baseline

The first successful extraction becomes the baseline. Later crawls compare the normalized value and only route changes that match the rule.

Where teams use it

Price, stock, and product-label monitoring.
Template copy and compliance text checks.
Campaign badges or offer text changing between releases.
Agent and webhook workflows that need page-specific signals.

Continuous monitoring

Put Crawle into your next client QA loop.

Continuous technical SEO monitoring with per-client workspaces, real-time alerts, and white-label reports.