Import.io

Import.io turns any website into structured data or an API in minutes, giving businesses scalable, high-quality web data with no coding required.

Import.io turns any website into structured data or an API in minutes, giving businesses scalable, high-quality web data with no coding required.

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http://import.io

Milestones

Investment year

2014

Investment stage

Series A

Investment status

Exited

Deal team

Patrik Backman

Import.io turns any website into structured data or an API in minutes, giving businesses scalable, high-quality web data with no coding required.

Import.io enables any organisation to gain intelligence, efficiencies, and competitive advantages from the vast amount of data on the web, solving an increasingly urgent need for data-driven businesses worldwide. Its highly scalable web data integration solution extracts, prepares, and integrates high-quality, comprehensive web data into customers’ analytics platforms and business applications, fueling business insight and providing a competitive advantage.

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