Scrape real estate listings from Zillow, Redfin, SeLoger, Idealista
Track new listings, price changes, and DOM drops across any real estate portal. Works from your browser, no API key, no IP blocks.
Why your current scraper doesn't cut it
Real estate investors monitor hundreds of listings across multiple portals. The APIs are paywalled, rate-limited, or regional. Most scrapers get IP-blocked within a day because portals guard listings aggressively.
Stekpad runs from your real browser session. Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, SeLoger, Idealista, LeBonCoin — all handled the same way. No API tiers, no proxies.
How to do it with Stekpad
- 1
Run your search on any portal
Apply your filters — city, type, price, bedrooms, surface. Open the results list. - 2
Click a listing card
Stekpad highlights every listing with full attributes: address, price, surface, rooms, link, photo URL. - 3
Schedule daily monitoring
Cloud plan runs the recipe daily and appends new listings. Historical price changes tracked automatically. - 4
Alert on deals
Pipe output to Slack or email for listings matching your criteria (under €X/m², over N rooms, etc.).
What you get that other tools miss
Any portal, any country
Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, SeLoger, Idealista, LeBonCoin, Rightmove.
Price drop tracking
Historical log lets you spot stale listings and motivated sellers.
Deal alerts
Slack pings when a new listing matches your criteria.
No IP blocks
Runs from your real browser. Portals see normal browsing.
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