Can you recommend a no-code website scraper for extracting tables and listings?

Yes — if you want a no-code website scraper focused on tables and listing pages, these are some of the best options:

Top picks

1) Octoparse

• Good for: structured tables, product listings, directories, paginated pages
• Strengths: visual point-and-click workflow, handles pagination/infinite scroll, exports to CSV/Excel
• Best if: you want a powerful desktop-based scraper with lots of control

2) ParseHub

• Good for: tables, lists, search result pages, multi-step navigation
• Strengths: can follow links, click buttons, and extract nested data
• Best if: the site needs some interaction before the data appears

3) Browse AI

• Good for: simple listing pages, recurring scraping, monitoring changes
• Strengths: very easy to use, cloud-based, scheduled runs
• Best if: you want the fastest setup and don’t need complex scraping logic

4) Apify

• Good for: larger-scale scraping, listings, marketplaces, dynamic sites
• Strengths: lots of ready-made scrapers and custom no-code/low-code tools
• Best if: you may want to scale later or use prebuilt actors

5) Webscraper.io

• Good for: page lists, tables, pagination
• Strengths: browser extension is easy to start with, good for straightforward scraping
• Best if: you want a lightweight option for Chrome

My recommendation by use case

• Easiest overall: Browse AI
• Best for power/features: Octoparse
• Best for interactive sites: ParseHub
• Best for scale/automation: Apify
• Best budget/simple setup: Webscraper.io

Important note

If the site has:

• login requirements
• anti-bot protection
• heavy JavaScript loading
• infinite scroll
• lots of nested data

then some tools will work much better than others.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table of these tools, or
2. a recommendation based on the specific website you want to scrape.