Scrape auction lots and sold prices into a spreadsheet.

Get the estimate, sold price and sale of every lot in one spreadsheet you can sort and compare.

Every auction lot becomes a row.

Build a database of art lots with their estimates and sold prices from auction houses' past results.
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PhillipsAuction results
SaleLotArtist or makerTitleEstimateSold priceLot link
Editions & Works on Paper101David Hockney7th March 2021, More Flowers on a Table$35,000–55,000$54,180https://www.phillips.com/detail/david-hockney/236058
Editions & Works on Paper102David HockneyCelia in a Polka Dot Skirt (G. 917, M.C.A.T. 238)$7,000–10,000$14,190https://www.phillips.com/detail/david-hockney/240118
Editions & Works on Paper103David HockneyLithographic Water Made of Lines, Crayon, and a Blue Wash (T.G. 255, M.C.A.T. 212)$100,000–150,000$161,250https://www.phillips.com/detail/david-hockney/239659
Editions & Works on Paper104David HockneyThe Blue Guitar (S.A.C. 199-218, M.C.A.T 178-197)$50,000–70,000$51,600https://www.phillips.com/detail/david-hockney/240860
Editions & Works on Paper106Glenn LigonNarratives$10,000–15,000$10,320https://www.phillips.com/detail/glenn-ligon/240211
Editions & Works on Paper107Susan RothenbergUntitled$5,000–8,000$7,740https://www.phillips.com/detail/susan-rothenberg/232618
Editions & Works on Paper108Titus KapharAnalogous Colors$12,000–18,000$14,190https://www.phillips.com/detail/titus-kaphar/240656
Editions & Works on Paper109Anish KapoorBlue Shadow$8,000–12,000$19,350https://www.phillips.com/detail/anish-kapoor/232726
Editions & Works on Paper110Gerhard RichterCage (P19)$80,000–120,000$90,300https://www.phillips.com/detail/gerhard-richter/240598
Editions & Works on Paper111Pat SteirPeacock Waterfall$8,000–12,000$11,610https://www.phillips.com/detail/pat-steir/235270
Editions & Works on Paper112Pat SteirTriptych Wolf$40,000–60,000$51,600https://www.phillips.com/detail/pat-steir/239779
Editions & Works on Paper113Joan MitchellTrees II (K. 357)$20,000–30,000$45,150https://www.phillips.com/detail/joan-mitchell/234236
Editions & Works on Paper114Robert MotherwellThe Red Sea III (E. & B. 316)$10,000–15,000$10,320https://www.phillips.com/detail/robert-motherwell/240119
Editions & Works on Paper115Robert MotherwellWave (E. & B. 475)$10,000–15,000$12,900https://www.phillips.com/detail/robert-motherwell/241693
Editions & Works on Paper105Robert GoberNewspaper (V. S 1992.14)$15,000–25,000–https://www.phillips.com/detail/robert-gober/240371

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Why scrape auction results.

Value pieces on real prices

Price a piece from what similar lots actually sold for, not from asking prices.

See what beats its estimate

Spot the makers and pieces that sell above estimate, and the ones that go unsold.

Follow every house at once

Keep the results of every auction house you watch in one spreadsheet.

Build a price history

Add each sale as it closes and see how prices move over the years.

Keep your auction records complete.

Paste a list of links.

Add every product, profile or company page you want and one recipe runs them all.

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Every page, not just the first.

Follow next-page links and infinite scroll to scrape every page of results.

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Scrape on a schedule.

Run every few minutes, daily or only on the days you choose.

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Skip duplicates automatically.

Run it again and only new listings are added, with nothing saved twice.

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Add a column with AI.

Ask a question about every listing and get the answer as a new column.

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Send it where you work.

Rows go straight to Google Sheets, Airtable, Zapier, a webhook or the API.

Scrape auction results in five steps.

  1. Pick the sales to follow

    Open the past results of each auction house or bidding platform you track.

  2. Choose the lot details

    In the Chrome extension or the dashboard, open one sale and select a lot number, title, estimate and sold price.

  3. Collect every lot

    Turn on pagination and Simplescraper follows the sale page by page until every lot is in.

  4. Add every sale

    Paste the links of all the sales you follow and one run collects their lots.

  5. Keep your results current

    Schedule a weekly run with new rows only, so each closing sale adds its lots to your spreadsheet.

Choose how you get your auction results.

Scrape auction results yourself with Simplescraper

Create a reusable scraper for the past results of any auction house or platform.

Build it yourself

Have us deliver your auction results

Send us the auction houses and categories you follow and we'll deliver their results as a spreadsheet.

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FAQ

Which auction sites does it work on?

Any auction house or bidding platform that shows its lots and results on a public page, such as a sale catalogue or a past-results archive.

Can I collect results from several auction houses?

Yes. Build one recipe per house, add the links of the sales you follow, and send every recipe to the same spreadsheet.

Can I get the full description of each lot?

Yes. Add the lot links to a second recipe and it reads the description, dimensions, provenance or condition from each lot page.

Can I collect only the newest results?

Yes. Schedule the recipe and turn on new rows only. Each run adds the lots from sales that closed since the last one.

Do I need to write code or selectors?

No. Select one lot and Simplescraper finds every other lot in the sale and the same details for each.

Can I see sold prices that a site shows only to members?

Only through your own account. Sign in to the site in Chrome and scrape with the Chrome extension, which reads the results your account can see. Simplescraper never signs in for you.

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