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Hey everyone,
I've been freelancing in browser automation and web scraping for a while, and I finally put together a proper site for it: datafetchpro.com
It covers what I actually build — Python/Playwright scrapers, no-code macros, AI-assisted workflows, browser extensions — plus how the process works (free scope, fixed quote, source code handed over, free fixes if a site layout changes later).
I'd genuinely appreciate blunt feedback, especially on:
Does it make it obvious what I do and who it's for within the first few seconds?
Is the pricing/scope section ("Single task / Multi-step bot / Full pipeline") clear, or confusing?
Anything that feels generic, templated, or "AI-slop"-ish in the copy or design?
Trust signals — do the testimonials/past work section feel credible or do they need more proof (case studies, screenshots, etc.)?
Any dead links, confusing nav, or friction before someone hits "Start a project"?
Not looking for compliments — if something's off, please say so. Thanks in advance!
datafetchpro.com
Browser Automation & Web Scraping Services | DatafetchPro
Custom web scrapers, browser automation bots, and API pipelines built to order — in Python and Playwright, or as no-code macros and browser extensions. Free scope and quote, full source code delivered.
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