KVETOiQ, a web scraping and data extraction company headquartered in Ahmedabad, India, has announced the expansion of its managed services for businesses across the United States and international markets. The move aims to provide a practical alternative for organizations that need structured web data but lack the resources to build and maintain in-house scraping operations.
The expanded service model supports a range of project sizes, from focused datasets for startups to complex, high-volume programs for large enterprises. According to Pradip Valand, CEO of KVETOiQ, the company designs each project around the client’s specific business requirements rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach. “Web scraping requirements are different for every business,” Valand said. “A growing company may need a focused dataset to validate an opportunity, while a large enterprise may require millions of records from multiple sources. We design the collection process around the actual business requirement instead of forcing every client into the same model.”
KVETOiQ’s service is built on a sample-first delivery process. Before full production begins, clients review a sample dataset to ensure the structure and content match their intended use. This approach is intended to prevent the common problem of receiving large volumes of data that do not align with business goals. The company also emphasizes ongoing maintenance, with monitoring for source changes such as page structure updates or access control modifications that can break extraction pipelines.
The company’s capabilities include web scraping, enterprise web crawling, custom data extraction, API development, AI-powered extraction, and mobile app scraping. Data can be delivered in formats like CSV, Excel, or JSON, and delivery options range from one-time datasets to scheduled recurring collection or near real-time updates, depending on feasibility. KVETOiQ supports data extraction from major platforms such as Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Flipkart, eBay, Etsy, Best Buy, Wayfair, Alibaba, AliExpress, Wish, and Newegg.
The expansion comes at a time when businesses across industries increasingly rely on frequently changing online information. For ecommerce and retail, this includes price monitoring, product matching, and catalog analysis. Travel and hospitality companies can track accommodation listings and availability, while finance and legal organizations can collect public records and regulatory documents. Healthcare and pharmaceutical firms can use the service for medicine listings and provider directories, with careful review to avoid protected personal information.
KVETOiQ’s managed model is designed to scale with business growth. Small businesses and startups can start with a defined scope, such as competitor research or lead data collection, and expand as needs evolve. Mid-sized companies may require scheduled collection and structured delivery into existing workflows. Large enterprises often need custom schemas, high-volume extraction, and continuous source monitoring, which KVETOiQ handles to reduce the burden on internal engineering and data teams.
The company reports serving more than 200 clients across over 45 markets, processing over 250 million records, and mapping data from more than 120 platforms since its founding in August 2021. This track record positions KVETOiQ as a reliable partner for businesses seeking dependable access to public web data.
For U.S. organizations, the expanded services offer a way to integrate external data into operations without significant upfront investment. By combining flexible project scoping with managed technical delivery, KVETOiQ aims to help businesses turn publicly available web information into structured datasets for research, monitoring, analytics, and artificial intelligence applications.
