Compare Octoparse and ParseHub 
- Users report that Octoparse excels in its "Diverse Extraction Points," allowing for a wider range of data sources compared to ParseHub, which some users find limiting in this aspect.
- Reviewers mention that Octoparse's "Data Structuring" capabilities are robust, enabling users to easily organize and format extracted data, while ParseHub's structuring features are seen as less intuitive by some users.
- G2 users highlight Octoparse's "Cloud Extraction" feature as a significant advantage, providing seamless access to data from anywhere, whereas ParseHub's cloud capabilities are noted to be less flexible.
- Users on G2 appreciate Octoparse's "Data Cleaning" tools, which are described as comprehensive and user-friendly, while reviewers mention that ParseHub's cleaning options can be cumbersome and less effective.
- Reviewers say that Octoparse offers superior "Visualization" options, making it easier to interpret data, while users report that ParseHub's visualization features are more basic and less customizable.
- Users mention that Octoparse's overall "Quality of Support" is highly rated, with prompt responses and helpful resources, while ParseHub's support is seen as slightly less responsive, according to some reviewers.
- 10 tasks
- Run tasks on local devices only
- Up to 10K data rows per export
I've been using Octoparse for the past two years and it has consistently proven to be an invaluable tool for my data scraping needs. It stands out for its user-friendly interface. Even without a background in programming, I was able to navigate through its...
- They don't bring value to users. - UX is terrible
ParseHub makes the dirty work, all the things that you used to do manually to collect the information on a website, now is automatic with this solution, the best for bulk information collection
I was not able to publish the compete scarped output. The output is very limited.
I've been using Octoparse for the past two years and it has consistently proven to be an invaluable tool for my data scraping needs. It stands out for its user-friendly interface. Even without a background in programming, I was able to navigate through its...
ParseHub makes the dirty work, all the things that you used to do manually to collect the information on a website, now is automatic with this solution, the best for bulk information collection
- They don't bring value to users. - UX is terrible
I was not able to publish the compete scarped output. The output is very limited.
