Which software helps scan millions of websites based on keywords?

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Hello everyone
I want to ask about software that can scan websites based on keywords most effectively. I’ve seen https://www.scrapebox.com, but it seems like it might no longer be actively developed by the developers. I need software similar to ScrapeBox, meaning I can import keywords, and it will scan all websites related to those keywords, the more the better. I need a powerful piece of software. If anyone knows, please let me know.

Thank you!
 
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Scrapebox is still actively developed (though maybe not to the activity level that some people are demanding), with the latest version coming out earlier this month.

However, you need to clarify what you mean by 'scan websites'. Do you want to scrape a list of urls from SERPs for your chosen keywords? Or do you want to import a list of urls you already have and extract some data points from each of them?
 
Steptoe said:
Scrapebox is still actively developed (though maybe not to the activity level that some people are demanding), with the latest version coming out earlier this month.

However, you need to clarify what you mean by 'scan websites'. Do you want to scrape a list of urls from SERPs for your chosen keywords? Or do you want to import a list of urls you already have and extract some data points from each of them?
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I just want to find websites based on keywords. For example, if I enter the keyword "clothing," it will scan all websites containing the word "clothing."
 
mkcvnvn said:
I just want to find websites based on keywords. For example, if I enter the keyword "clothing," it will scan all websites containing the word "clothing."
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Still not 100% sure what you mean by 'scan'. A search engine will give results based on keywords, so using software like Scrapebox can perform searches for whatever keywords you give it and then scrape the urls that are returned. But that will only give you small subsets of results containing those words, as search engines cap their outputs. Other services could be things like builtwith, that will give you lists of domains with a specific keyword on the home page (eg: https://builtwith.com/website-lists/Clothing), but that will still be incomplete.

Another approach could be to purchase a list of every registered domain, and use software like Scrapebox to scan the page content of each one for the keyword you give it. This would potentially take a long time though, and require high quality proxies to access all the domains behind decent CDNs.
 
hey man, if youre looking for a way to scan websites for keywords, you should check out scrapy. its a python based web crawler that lets you automate website scanning and scrape data at scale. unlike scrapebox which is more of a premade tool, scrapy is fully customizable so you can tweak it to exactly what you need

https://scrapy.org/

you can basically feed it a list of urls or even make it crawl entire sites automatically tell it to look for specific keywords like clothing and have it save the results in a structured format like json or csv. plus you can set it up with rotating proxies to avoid getting blocked which is a problem with any mass scraping

it does take a little bit of setup but if youre comfortable with python or willing to learn its honestly one of the best tools out there for large scale web scraping. tons of people use it for data mining seo research and all kinds of stuff. if you need help getting started theres a ton of tutorials online and the documentation is pretty solid
 
If I were you I would hire a programmer to create a custom python script. It will always be cheaper to do it this way
 
mkcvnvn said:
Hello everyone
I want to ask about software that can scan websites based on keywords most effectively. I’ve seen https://www.scrapebox.com, but it seems like it might no longer be actively developed by the developers. I need software similar to ScrapeBox, meaning I can import keywords, and it will scan all websites related to those keywords, the more the better. I need a powerful piece of software. If anyone knows, please let me know.

Thank you!
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As @Steptoe has said you still need to clarify what it is your trying to do.

when you say scan websites on clothing, are you wanting to put in clothing into google and get a list of websites that google things is related to clothing?

Or are you saying you have a list of 100 websites and you want to scan them to see if they contain the word clothing?

or can you give a specific example of what you want.
 
loopline said:
As @Steptoe has said you still need to clarify what it is your trying to do.

when you say scan websites on clothing, are you wanting to put in clothing into google and get a list of websites that google things is related to clothing?

Or are you saying you have a list of 100 websites and you want to scan them to see if they contain the word clothing?

or can you give a specific example of what you want.
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For example, when I input the keyword: "clothing," I want the software to scan all websites that contain this keyword. I have 22 search engines, and I want the software to collect all the results from these 22 search engines. The more results, the better—even millions of results.

https://www.google.com
https://www.bing.com
https://search.yahoo.com
https://duckduckgo.com
https://www.baidu.com
https://yandex.com
https://www.ask.com
https://search.aol.com
https://www.ecosia.org
https://www.startpage.com
https://swisscows.com
https://www.qwant.com
https://www.seznam.cz
https://www.dogpile.com
https://www.excite.com
https://yep.com
https://www.sogou.com
https://www.naver.com
https://boardreader.com
https://www.mojeek.com
https://gibiru.com
https://metager.org
 
mkcvnvn said:
For example, when I input the keyword: "clothing," I want the software to scan all websites that contain this keyword. I have 22 search engines, and I want the software to collect all the results from these 22 search engines. The more results, the better—even millions of results.

https://www.google.com
https://www.bing.com
https://search.yahoo.com
https://duckduckgo.com
https://www.baidu.com
https://yandex.com
https://www.ask.com
https://search.aol.com
https://www.ecosia.org
https://www.startpage.com
https://swisscows.com
https://www.qwant.com
https://www.seznam.cz
https://www.dogpile.com
https://www.excite.com
https://yep.com
https://www.sogou.com
https://www.naver.com
https://boardreader.com
https://www.mojeek.com
https://gibiru.com
https://metager.org
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So back to your first post, scrapebox can do this. I mean it does not currently work on all those engines, but it works on google, bing and multiple others.

You just load in your keyword and select the engines nad click harvest and it will scrape results.


but each search engine is going to limit you to max 1000 results with most capping you at 200, like google for example.

so if you put in only "clothing" then you will not get millions of results but hundreds or maybe thousands.

So if you have a bit list of keywords thats fine.

else you need to add on other keywords like

clothing 1
clothing a
clothing purple
clothing cloud

etc...

you can add on thouands of variations, scrapebox can help with this.

then you scrape

then you remove duplicate urls when you are done.
 
loopline said:
So back to your first post, scrapebox can do this. I mean it does not currently work on all those engines, but it works on google, bing and multiple others.

You just load in your keyword and select the engines nad click harvest and it will scrape results.


but each search engine is going to limit you to max 1000 results with most capping you at 200, like google for example.

so if you put in only "clothing" then you will not get millions of results but hundreds or maybe thousands.

So if you have a bit list of keywords thats fine.

else you need to add on other keywords like

clothing 1
clothing a
clothing purple
clothing cloud

etc...

you can add on thouands of variations, scrapebox can help with this.

then you scrape

then you remove duplicate urls when you are done.
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Thank you for your support. I feel like ScrapeBox might not be continuing to develop its product anymore, because I don’t see them providing support here
 
a-parser dot com is one of the best for you.
It has over 90+ made web scrapers.
 
If you're looking for an alternative to ScrapeBox to analyze websites based on keywords, here are some options:


  • Scrapy (Python) – Powerful and customizable, great if you can code.
  • Screaming Frog SEO Spider – Advanced SEO analysis, excellent for site exploration.
  • Octoparse – Easy, no-code scraping tool for data extraction.
  • Sitebulb – SEO auditing with an intuitive interface.

If ScrapeBox still meets your needs, it's a viable option. Otherwise, Screaming Frog + Octoparse are great alternatives without coding.
 
They're so many SaaS that offer data. You won't be able to get the data without massive infrastructure.
 
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