202610 Mar 2026
PR Newswire · press release
Import.io launches Aperture and declares the end of legacy pricing intelligence
Aperture, an AI-native pricing intelligence platform, is launched to replace legacy digital shelf monitoring systems.
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latest · 10 Mar 2026 · press release
Import.io launches Aperture and declares the end of legacy pricing intelligence
An AI-native pricing intelligence platform built to replace legacy digital shelf monitoring, on Import.io’s own capture layer.
Read the release → 14 Oct 2025 · press releaseAI company Neuralogics acquires Import.io, a web data platform backed by $38M in funding
Import.io joins the Neuralogics group, combining its web data automation with Neuralogics’ agentic AI layer.
Read the release →2012founded; in production ever since
500B+data points processed a month
$38Mraised before joining Neuralogics
850+customers after the Connotate acquisition
“Import.io’s data foundation meets Neuralogics’ agentic AI. Together, we’re turning information into living intelligence.”
Jacob Laurvigen · CEO, Import.io and Neuralogics
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202514 Oct 2025
PR Newswire · press release
AI company Neuralogics acquires Import.io, a web data platform backed by $38M in funding
Neuralogics brings Import.io into its AI-native software group, pairing Import.io’s web data automation with its agentic AI layer.
202318 Jan 2023
Business Wire · press release
Scaleworks acquires Import.io, the leading web data extraction provider
The SaaS growth fund acquires Import.io to expand its data-integration capabilities and accelerate product development.
201912 Feb 2019
GlobeNewswire · press release
Import.io acquires Connotate, extending web data integration market leadership
Connotate brings eight patents and more than 70 customers, including Dow Jones, Cox Automotive and Moody’s Analytics, taking Import.io past 850 customers.
2019Feb 2019
KMWorld · coverage
Import.io acquires Connotate
Coverage of the deal: Connotate’s founder joins as chief scientist and its team of around 30 joins Import.io engineering.
2019Feb 2019
Datanami · coverage
Import.io acquires Connotate
Datanami reports the acquisition and Import.io’s growth in web data integration.
201818 Dec 2018
GlobeNewswire · press release
Import.io raises $15.5 million Series B to expand its web data integration platform
A Series B round led by Talis Capital to scale the platform and its machine-learning features globally.
2018Dec 2018
VentureBeat · coverage
Import.io raises $15.5 million for AI that extracts web data
VentureBeat on the Series B and the machine learning behind automated web data extraction.
20172017
PR Newswire · press release
Import.io helps companies get relevant data for critical business decisions
New tools automate web data comparison and change tracking, so teams can monitor markets and competitors as they move.
201612 Jan 2016
TechCrunch · coverage
Import.io raises $13 million Series A for its data extraction platform
TechCrunch on the Series A and the early growth of automated data collection.
20162016
CMSWire · coverage
Screen scraping becomes an industry after $13M buy-in
CMSWire on the funding that helped turn web scraping into a commercial category.
201312 Sep 2013
TechCrunch · coverage
Import.io turns web pages into spreadsheets for getting out the data that matters most
One of the first profiles of Import.io: a tool that turns any website into structured data, with no code.
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founded2012
headquartersSan Francisco
groupPart of Neuralogics since October 2025
previouslyScaleworks portfolio company from January 2023
acquisitionsConnotate, February 2019; eight patents, 70+ customers
funding$38 million raised before acquisition, including a $13M Series A (2016) and $15.5M Series B led by Talis Capital (2018)
scale500 billion+ data points processed a month
productsWeb data extraction, Web Data API, Managed Services, Aperture, Web Scraper MCP
ceoJacob Laurvigen, CEO of Import.io and Neuralogics
Boilerplate.
Import.io turns websites into structured, dependable data. Since 2012 it has run web data extraction in production for retailers, brands, marketplaces, data companies and AI teams, through a self-service extraction platform and Web Data API, fully managed web data delivery, the Aperture pricing intelligence application, and the Web Scraper MCP server for AI agents. The platform processes more than 500 billion data points a month. Import.io is part of the Neuralogics group and is headquartered in San Francisco.
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CEO, Import.io and NeuralogicsJacob Laurvigen
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