Examples for SEO and growth marketers
Three example exports show the source page, chosen columns, cleanup notes, and final sheet result.
SERP export run
18 detected rows · 5 mapped columns
Best CRM software
hubspot.com
CRM guide for growth teams
Small business CRM
zoho.com
Compare sales tools
CRM review list
g2.com
Rated products and reviews
CRM comparison
salesforce.com
Sales platform overview
Selected result mirrored into sheet
Rank
1
Title
Best CRM software
Domain
hubspot.com
Google Sheets draft
4 preview rows · export enabled| Rank | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Best CRM software |
| 2 | Small business CRM |
| 3 | CRM review list |
| 4 | CRM comparison |
Three proof receipts
Each row keeps source, columns, cleanup, and a final sheet sample in view.
Rank, title, domain, snippet, and URL are ready to sort in Sheets.
Columns: Rank, Title, Domain, Snippet, +1
Cleanup: Deduplicate sitelinks · 2 more checks
Company, category, rating, location, phone, and website fields stay visible.
Columns: Company, Category, Rating, Location, +2
Cleanup: Normalize phone format · 2 more checks
Title, price, seller, rating, review count, and last-seen values line up.
Columns: Title, Price, Seller, Rating, +2
Cleanup: Strip promo labels · 2 more checks
What every proof shows
Name the public list before extraction.
Show the exact fields pageport proposes.
Keep small fixes visible in amber.
End every proof in spreadsheet rows.
FAQ
No. pageport starts from public pages that already look like lists and proposes stable columns.
The primary destination is Google Sheets, with CSV-friendly rows for recurring list work.
The beta is focused on repeatable marketer workflows that can be rerun without selector setup.
No. pageport works with public-page extraction and respects platform limits.
Beta access
pageport will show whether that public page can become a clean spreadsheet without selector setup.