--- title: "Choose the right PropertyDataLabs workflow" description: "Start with the simplest way to turn Zillow property data into a usable spreadsheet." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs" --- # Choose the right PropertyDataLabs workflow PropertyDataLabs offers two ways to export Zillow data. Use the browser Extension for an immediate export from the Zillow page you are viewing. Use a Cloud job when the work should continue on PropertyDataLabs servers, run on a schedule, or collect more detailed property data. ## What do you want to do? - **Export the Zillow page I am viewing**: Install the browser Extension and create an immediate CSV or Excel export while you browse Zillow. - **Run an export without keeping Zillow open**: Choose a Cloud workflow that runs on PropertyDataLabs servers and retains the result in the web app. - **Create my first Cloud export**: Follow a beginner-friendly walkthrough for creating and running a manual Basic Importer job. - **Manage my account or subscription**: Find billing, invoices, Cloud credits, profile settings, email preferences, and security controls. ## Choose the Extension or Cloud Browser Extension} description="Best for immediate exports while you browse Zillow." href="/docs/extension/introduction" className="flex h-full flex-col p-5 [&>div:last-child]:flex [&>div:last-child]:flex-1 [&>div:last-child]:flex-col"> ✓ Export the Zillow page currently open in your browser. ✓ Use the fields available in Zillow search results. ✓ Inspect and download the result immediately. ✓ Work without setting up a server-side workflow. Explore the Extension → Cloud jobs} description="Best for detailed, larger, or automated workflows." href="/docs/web/cloud/overview" className="flex h-full flex-col p-5 [&>div:last-child]:flex [&>div:last-child]:flex-1 [&>div:last-child]:flex-col"> ✓ Keep an export running after you close Zillow or the web app. ✓ Collect Advanced fields from individual property listings. ✓ Schedule runs, monitor properties, combine searches, or deliver Importer results to Google Sheets or by email. ✓ Process property data using Cloud credits. Explore Cloud jobs → The Extension is a complete product for lightweight and immediate exports. You do not need to move to Cloud unless its additional detail or automation is useful for your work. ## New to PropertyDataLabs? Start with one of these walkthroughs: 1. [Create your first Extension export](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-your-first-page) for a quick export from one Zillow results page. 2. [Create your first Cloud export](/docs/guides/web-guides/first-cloud-export) when the export should run on PropertyDataLabs servers. Before starting a Cloud run, read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs). It explains why Basic processing is charged by Zillow results page while Advanced processing is charged by primary listing. ## Find account and organization documentation * Open [Account and billing](/docs/web/billing-and-credits) for subscriptions, invoices, Cloud credits, profile settings, preferences, and security. * Open [Data and integrations](/docs/web/export-templates) for export templates, Google Sheets, Extension backups, and export history. * Existing Team subscribers can use the [organization administration overview](/docs/web/organization/overview). The Team plan is supported for existing subscribers but is no longer open for new registrations or subscriptions. * If something is not working, start with the [Help and troubleshooting overview](/docs/help). --- --- title: "Cloud Credits" description: "Understand Cloud credit usage, included allowances, and optional one-time credit packs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/add-ons/cloud-credits" --- # Cloud Credits ## What Cloud credits are Cloud credits pay for server-side processing in [Cloud Importer](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer), [Cloud Monitoring](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-monitoring), [Cloud Aggregator](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-aggregator), and [Cloud Fetcher](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-fetcher). Because the work runs on PropertyDataLabs servers, you do not need to keep the browser open. Eligible paid plans include a recurring allowance. Monthly plans add the monthly allowance each billing cycle, while yearly plans add the full annual allowance at the start of the annual billing cycle. The Dashboard and **Settings → Subscription** show the current balance. A completed result shows the credits actually used by that run. ## How credits are used * **Basic Importer and Aggregator:** one credit for each Zillow results page processed. * **Advanced Importer and Aggregator:** one credit for each primary property processed. * **Fetcher:** Advanced processing, one credit for each primary property processed. * **Monitoring:** credits are used for properties processed in each monitoring snapshot. Rental units contained within a primary building listing do not consume extra Advanced credits. Read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for maximum-cost calculations and worked examples. For listing-based processing, a primary property uses a credit only when its data is successfully retrieved. A property that cannot be retrieved uses zero credits. Successfully retrieved properties can still contain empty fields when Zillow does not provide every value. The creation review provides an estimate or explains that use is variable. Zillow result counts and available records can change, so the completed total is authoritative. ## One-time credit packs Eligible accounts can open **Settings → Add-ons → View credit packs**. The available packs currently range from 1,000 to 13,000 credits; use the in-app pack page as the source of truth for price and availability. * The purchase is separate from the subscription. * It does not renew automatically. * Purchased credits do not expire. * Credit-pack purchases are final and non-refundable. * Checkout is handled by Paddle, and PropertyDataLabs does not store your card details. Start with a smaller pack when the required volume is uncertain. You can add another pack later. ## Basic and Advanced listings Basic processing retains fields available from search results and is designed for higher-volume, lower-cost exports. Advanced processing also visits individual property pages and can retain more detailed listing, contact, ownership, media, tax, and property fields. A supported field can still be empty when Zillow did not provide a value for that property. ## Frequently asked questions ### Do purchased credits expire? No. Purchased credits remain available until they are used. An active Cloud-enabled plan is required to start Cloud jobs. If the account later returns to Free or Basic, unused purchased credits remain on the account and can be used again after a Cloud-enabled subscription is active. ### Do credit packs have a monthly fee? No. A pack is a one-time purchase and does not alter the subscription billing period. ### Can I refund unused credits? No. Credit-pack purchases are non-refundable. ### Does creating or editing a job use credits? No. Credits are used when a run processes properties. Exporting a retained result creates a file but does not scrape the properties again. ### Where can I see the exact balance? Check the Dashboard, Subscription page, Add-ons page, or the review step of a Cloud job. --- --- title: "The always-visible dock" description: "Use Page, All, usage, Cloud credits, sign-in, and Settings from the Extension dock on Zillow." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/dock" --- # The always-visible dock ## Overview The dock is the Extension's compact control bar at the lower-left of supported Zillow pages. It is the current in-page interface for export and account actions. The dock stays visible while the larger Settings panel can be opened and closed independently.   ## Dock controls | Control | What it does | Access | | ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | **PropertyDataLabs logo** | Opens the PropertyDataLabs website in a new tab. | Everyone | | **Page** | Exports listings from the current Zillow results page. | Any signed-in plan with allowance remaining | | **All** | Exports the current search across multiple Zillow results pages. | Basic or higher | | **Usage** | Shows remaining Extension exports for a finite plan, or `∞` for an unlimited plan. | Signed-in accounts | | **Credits** | Shows the current Cloud-credit balance. | Signed-in accounts; Cloud actions require Pro or higher | | **Settings** | Opens the full Extension Settings panel. | Signed-in accounts | | **Log in** | Opens the PropertyDataLabs sign-in flow. It replaces Settings while signed out. | Signed-out visitors | ## Page **Page** exports only the Zillow results page currently open. A Zillow results page normally contains up to 40 listings. One completed Page action counts as one Extension export, regardless of the number of listings found. Page is available on Free, Basic, Pro, and higher plans. Free and Basic accounts must have at least one monthly Extension export remaining. ## All **All** moves through the available pages in the current Zillow search and combines the results into one browser export. It is available on Basic and higher plans. Zillow exposes at most 20 result pages, normally with up to 40 listings per page. The practical browser-export ceiling is therefore approximately 800 listings on Basic, Pro, and higher plans. **Keep the Zillow tab open** All runs in the browser. Keep the Zillow tab open and avoid navigating away until the export completes. Use Cloud Importer when the job must continue after the browser closes. The starting page and navigation behavior come from **Settings → Export workflow → Page navigation**. ## Usage The ring shows exports remaining, not exports already used: * **Free:** remaining from the 50 monthly Extension exports. * **Basic:** remaining from the 300 monthly Extension exports. * **Pro, Ultra, and eligible legacy plans:** an infinity symbol because Extension exports are unlimited. * **Signed out:** a dash because the Extension cannot load an account allowance. The color changes as the finite allowance gets lower. The Settings panel provides the detailed used/limit count and reset date. ## Credits Credits shows the current account balance used by Cloud services and advanced property exports: * Free and Basic include no Cloud credits. * Pro and higher plans include Cloud access and a plan-specific credit allocation. * Purchased or organization-provided credits are included in the displayed balance. * A zero balance is crossed out because a credit-consuming action cannot start. * Signed-out visitors see a dash. Extension Page and All exports do not consume Cloud credits. ## Signed-out state While signed out: * Page and All are disabled; * Usage and Credits show dashes; and * the bottom action is **Log in** instead of Settings. Select **Log in**, then **Continue via website**, to connect the PropertyDataLabs session. ## During an export Page and All show a loading state while an export is active. Settings is temporarily disabled so export options cannot change mid-run. Use the export progress dialog to review or cancel the active export.  See [Extension features by plan](/docs/extension/plan-access) for the complete access matrix. --- --- title: "Introduction" description: "Install Zillow Data Exporter, connect your PropertyDataLabs account, and make your first browser export." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/introduction" --- # Introduction import { IconDirections } from "lucide-react"; ## What the Extension does Zillow Data Exporter is the browser Extension made by **PropertyDataLabs**. It exports Zillow search results and supported property pages into spreadsheet-ready files. The Extension uses the same PropertyDataLabs account and subscription as the web app. Read [Zillow Data Exporter and your PropertyDataLabs account](/docs/extension/propertydatalabs-account) if you are unsure how the two names relate. The Extension has two main interfaces: * The **dock** stays visible at the lower-left of supported Zillow pages and contains the immediate Page and All export actions. * The **Settings panel** opens from the dock and contains the Dashboard, export configuration, workflow settings, Cloud Importer, Hidden Homes, and service status. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add one annotated Zillow-page screenshot showing both the dock and the open Settings panel. Label the two interfaces so first-time users understand that Settings opens from, but does not replace, the always-visible dock. */} ## Install and sign in ### 1. Install the Extension Install [Zillow Data Exporter from the Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), then select **Add to Chrome**. ### 2. Pin it to the browser toolbar Pinning the Extension makes its browser-level controls easier to find. The in-page dock is separate and appears automatically on supported Zillow pages.  ### 3. Create or reuse your account You need a free PropertyDataLabs account. If you already use the PropertyDataLabs web app, use that account rather than creating another one. [**-> Create a Free Account**](https://propertydatalabs.com) ### 4. Sign in from the dock 1. Open a supported Zillow search or property page. 2. Find the always-visible dock at the lower-left of the page. 3. Select **Log in**. 4. In the sign-in dialog, select **Continue via website**. 5. Sign in to PropertyDataLabs in the new tab if needed, then return to Zillow. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a two-step sign-in sequence showing (1) the signed-out dock with Log in highlighted and (2) the sign-in dialog with Continue via website highlighted. The images should make it clear which action happens on Zillow before the website opens. */} The dock changes from **Log in** to **Settings** after the account is connected. Page and All also become available according to the account plan and remaining allowance. If the dock does not update, select **Log in** again to refresh the website session. ## Make your first export Continue with [Export your first Zillow results page](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-your-first-page), or review [the always-visible dock](/docs/extension/dock) and [Extension features by plan](/docs/extension/plan-access) first. --- --- title: "Extension features by plan" description: "Compare Free, Basic, Pro, and Ultra access across the current Zillow Data Exporter interface." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/plan-access" --- # Extension features by plan ## Plan inheritance Basic includes the Free Extension features. Pro includes Basic and adds Cloud-connected and advanced features. Ultra includes every Pro Extension feature with a larger Cloud-credit allocation. Legacy Team and Enterprise subscribers retain their inherited Extension access, but those plans are not offered to new customers. ## Export capacity and output | Feature | Free | Basic | Pro and higher | | ------------------------------ | -------- | ----------------------- | ----------------------- | | Current-page export | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Multi-page **All** export | No | Yes | Yes | | Extension exports per month | 50 | 300 | Unlimited | | Listings in one browser export | Up to 40 | Up to approximately 800 | Up to approximately 800 | | Exported fields per listing | Up to 10 | Up to 40 | Up to 40 | | CSV files | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Excel files | No | Yes | Yes | | Accelerated export speed | No | Yes | Yes | | Rental-unit data | No | Yes | Yes | ## Settings and workflow | Feature | Free | Basic | Pro and higher | | --------------------------------------- | ---- | ----- | -------------- | | View Dashboard and settings pages | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Choose and reorder columns | No | Yes | Yes | | Remove empty columns | No | Yes | Yes | | Include all listing image URLs | No | Yes | Yes | | Export every rental building unit | No | Yes | Yes | | Choose multi-page starting point | No | Yes | Yes | | Override navigation delay and scrolling | No | Yes | Yes | | Duplicate prevention and history reset | No | Yes | Yes | | In-Extension notification feed | No | Yes | Yes | | Extension service status | Yes | Yes | Yes | ## Pro-connected features | Feature | Free | Basic | Pro and higher | | ------------------------------------- | ---- | ----- | ------------------------ | | Reusable export templates | No | No | Yes | | Google Sheets delivery | No | No | Yes | | Cloud Importer CSV delivery by email | No | No | Yes | | Extension export history and metadata | No | No | Yes | | Delivery-method preferences | No | No | Yes | | Cloud Importer | No | No | Yes | | Hidden Homes sync and management | No | No | Yes | | Advanced single-listing export | No | No | Yes, uses Cloud credits | | Listing-image ZIP download | No | No | Yes, uses Cloud credits | | Included Cloud credits | None | None | Plan-specific allocation | ## What remains visible when access is restricted The Settings navigation remains visible so users can understand what each area does. Restricted controls are disabled and show the required plan. This means a Free user can review the Export settings layout, and a Basic user can review the Cloud Importer or template areas, without being able to run those actions. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a restricted-feature example from a Free or Basic account showing a disabled control, its required-plan label, and the upgrade explanation. This should teach users how to recognize plan restrictions instead of mistaking them for a broken control. */} Current pricing and included credits are listed on the [Pricing page](/pricing) and the individual [subscription-plan pages](/docs/subscription-plans/free). --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter and your PropertyDataLabs account" description: "Understand how the browser Extension, web app, account, and subscription work together." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/propertydatalabs-account" --- # Zillow Data Exporter and your PropertyDataLabs account **Zillow Data Exporter is the PropertyDataLabs browser Extension** **Zillow Data Exporter** is the name of the browser Extension made by **PropertyDataLabs**. The Extension and the PropertyDataLabs web app are parts of the same service and use the same PropertyDataLabs account. ## What each name refers to | Name | What it refers to | | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Zillow Data Exporter** | The browser Extension that appears while you browse Zillow and creates immediate exports from the page you are viewing. | | **PropertyDataLabs** | The account, website, subscription, web app, Cloud jobs, billing, saved export history, and support service behind the Extension. | The different names do not mean that you need separate accounts, subscriptions, or payments. ## One account and subscription Use your PropertyDataLabs email address and account to access both the Extension and the web app. * If you already have a PropertyDataLabs account, do not create another account for Zillow Data Exporter. * A subscription purchased through PropertyDataLabs controls the paid Extension and Cloud features available to that account. * Extension export allowances and Cloud credits are separate forms of usage, but both are associated with the same account and plan. * Profile, password, email-preference, and security changes are managed through the PropertyDataLabs web app. When the Extension asks you to sign in, select **Continue via website**. The PropertyDataLabs website confirms the account and returns you to the Extension. If a new plan or account change is not visible immediately, close and reopen the Settings panel or sign in again to refresh it. ## What happens in the Extension and web app Use **Zillow Data Exporter** when you are viewing Zillow and want an immediate browser export. Use the **PropertyDataLabs web app** to: * manage the account and subscription; * create and review Cloud Importer, Monitoring, Aggregator, and Fetcher jobs; * manage export templates and Google Sheets connections; * review Extension backups and export history; * adjust security and email preferences; * search documentation or contact support. The Extension remains useful on its own. You only need a Cloud workflow when you want server-side processing, more detailed property data, scheduling, monitoring, or automatic delivery. ## Your Zillow account is separate A PropertyDataLabs account is not a Zillow account. You may need to sign in to Zillow separately to access Zillow features such as saved properties. PropertyDataLabs does not need your Zillow password and does not sign you in to Zillow. PropertyDataLabs and Zillow Data Exporter are independent products and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Zillow, Inc. Zillow and Zestimate are registered trademarks of Zillow, Inc. Read our [trademark and non-affiliation notice](/legal/disclaimer). ## Continue setting up the Extension Follow [Install and sign in to Zillow Data Exporter](/docs/extension/introduction) to connect the Extension to your existing PropertyDataLabs account and create your first export. --- --- title: "Introduction" description: "Short, step-by-step tutorials to help you master common tasks in PropertyDataLabs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides" --- # Introduction ## Overview Use these step-by-step guides when you want to complete a specific task. Browser Extension guides cover exports performed while Zillow remains open. Web app guides cover server-side Cloud jobs, templates, billing, and organization administration. *** ## Browser Extension Guides Learn how to export property listings directly from Zillow using the Zillow Data Exporter extension. - **Export your first page**: A step-by-step walkthrough of performing your first single-page export from Zillow. - **Use Export all pages for a large search**: Learn the best practices for exporting hundreds of listings across multiple pages in a single operation. - **Use an export template**: Customize your data exports by creating and applying templates to include only the fields you need. *** ## Web Application Guides Master the cloud-based features of the PropertyDataLabs web application to manage your data, account, and organization. - **Create your first Cloud export**: Run large-scale exports on our servers that don't require your browser to be open. - **Create an export template**: Learn how to create custom export templates in the PropertyDataLabs web app. - **Manage your subscription**: A complete guide to viewing your billing history, changing your plan, and updating payment methods. - **Manage an organization**: See how to add organization members and manage their access. --- --- title: "Contact PropertyDataLabs support" description: "Choose a support channel and provide the details needed to resolve your question quickly." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/help/contact-support" --- # Contact PropertyDataLabs support You can contact PropertyDataLabs by email, through the website contact form, or directly on X. Use whichever channel is most convenient. Email or the contact form is usually best for a technical issue that requires several details or screenshots. ## Contact options ### Email Send your question to [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=PropertyDataLabs%20support%20request). Use the email address associated with your PropertyDataLabs account when possible so the relevant account and subscription can be identified. ### Contact form Use the [PropertyDataLabs contact form](/legal/contact) when you prefer to write from the website. You can also select **Help → Contact us** from an authenticated web-app page. ### X (formerly Twitter) For a short question, contact Yann directly on X at [@yannhulot1](https://x.com/yannhulot1). Email or the contact form is better when the issue contains several steps, job details, or screenshots. **Paid customers receive priority support** Support requests from paid customers are prioritized. We usually respond very quickly, including to questions from free users, but the exact response time can vary with request volume and the complexity of the issue. ## What to include Providing the following information can reduce follow-up questions: * the email address associated with the account; * the affected feature, such as the Extension, Cloud Importer, Monitoring, Aggregator, or Fetcher; * the job or result name and its approximate completion time, when applicable; * what you expected to happen and what happened instead; * the complete visible error message; * the steps needed to reproduce the problem; * a screenshot with sensitive information removed, when it helps explain the issue. For an apparent service-wide problem, check **Status** in the web app before submitting a report. Active incidents and recovery updates appear there. ## Keep credentials private Never send your password, two-factor authentication code, browser-extension login code, complete payment-card details, or another person's private information. PropertyDataLabs support does not need these credentials to investigate an issue. --- --- title: "General FAQ" description: "Find answers to common questions about billing, features, credits, data, and our policies." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/help/faq" --- # General FAQ ## Overview This page answers the most common questions we receive. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, please don't hesitate to contact our support team. *** ## General questions ### What is PropertyDataLabs? PropertyDataLabs is the account, website, and service behind the **Zillow Data Exporter** browser Extension and the Cloud tools. It helps users export property listings from Zillow into structured files. The browser Extension exports CSV and Excel (`.xlsx`), while Cloud result downloads also support Parquet (`.parquet`) and JSON (`.json`). ### Are Zillow Data Exporter and PropertyDataLabs separate accounts? No. Zillow Data Exporter is the browser Extension made by PropertyDataLabs. The Extension and web app use the same PropertyDataLabs account and subscription. Read [Zillow Data Exporter and your PropertyDataLabs account](/docs/extension/propertydatalabs-account) for details. ### Is PropertyDataLabs affiliated with Zillow? No. PropertyDataLabs is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Zillow, Inc. Zillow and Zestimate are registered trademarks of Zillow, Inc. Read our [trademark and non-affiliation notice](/legal/disclaimer). ### Is PropertyDataLabs a data broker? PropertyDataLabs provides software and processing services rather than a standalone property-data marketplace. The Extension processes information available in your browser. Cloud workflows use specialist third-party collection providers, with Bright Data as the primary provider, before PropertyDataLabs structures and exports the returned information. See our [privacy policy](/legal/privacy) for the current provider disclosure. ### Can Zillow block me for using this extension? It is possible that Zillow may impose a temporary block if you use the extension excessively (e.g., exporting thousands of listings per hour). If this happens, you should wait a few hours before trying again. PropertyDataLabs is not responsible for any blocks that Zillow may impose on you. ### What can I do with the data I export? The use of the data you export is entirely up to you and depends on your specific use case. PropertyDataLabs is not responsible for any use or misuse of the data. If you have any doubts about your intended use, please consult with a legal professional. *** ## Billing and subscriptions ### Can I change my plan at any time? Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel an eligible subscription from the Billing page without contacting support. An upgrade normally takes effect immediately and Paddle charges the prorated difference. A downgrade is scheduled for the renewal date, so you keep the current plan until then. Switching from monthly to yearly billing takes effect immediately; switching from yearly to monthly is scheduled for the annual renewal date. Review the confirmation shown before completing any change. ### Is there a free trial? No. When you create an account, you are automatically subscribed to our [Free plan](/docs/subscription-plans/free), which allows you to test the core functionality. We recommend you get familiar with the extension on the Free plan and upgrade whenever you are ready to access more advanced features. ### What is your refund policy? All subscription payments (including renewals) are fully refundable within **7 days** of the purchase date. You can process an eligible refund from the **Refunds** section of your billing dashboard by selecting **Request refund** and completing the confirmation. Please note that **extra credit pack purchases are non-refundable**. Read [Refunds and eligibility](/docs/subscription-plans/refunds) for the self-service steps, processing timelines, and the limited exception for verified non-use. ### How are payments processed? All payments are securely handled by our third-party payment processor, Paddle. Paddle is a PCI Level 1 certified service provider, ensuring the highest level of security for your payment information. We do not have access to your credit card details. *** ## Cloud Credits ### What is a credit? Cloud credits pay for server-side processing by **Cloud Importer**, **Cloud Monitoring**, **Cloud Aggregator**, and **Cloud Fetcher**. Basic Importer and Aggregator runs use credits by results page; Advanced and listing-based workflows use credits by successfully retrieved primary listing. See [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs). ### Do purchased credits expire or have a monthly fee? No. Extra credits that you purchase do not expire and do not incur a monthly fee. You can use them whenever you want, but you will need an active subscription to the Pro plan or higher to do so. ### Are extra credit purchases refundable? No. Purchases of extra credit packs are non-refundable. Each cloud export incurs direct costs for us (servers, data, etc.). If you are unsure how many credits you need, we recommend starting with a smaller pack. *** ## Features and data ### What is the difference between the browser Extension and Cloud Importer? The **browser Extension** runs locally in your browser. You manually navigate to a Zillow page and select an export action to download a file. The **Cloud Importer** is a cloud-based tool that runs on our servers. You provide it with a Zillow search URL, and it does all the work for you automatically, saving the results to your account. This allows you to close your browser while it works and is ideal for larger, automated tasks. ### What is the difference between a Basic and Advanced Cloud export? Cloud Importer and Cloud Aggregator offer both depths. * **Basic export:** Uses the fields available on Zillow search-results pages and costs one credit for each results page processed. A page can contain up to 40 primary listings. * **Advanced export:** Also retrieves additional property-page fields and costs one credit for each successfully retrieved primary listing. Cloud Fetcher and Cloud Monitoring process individual properties rather than results pages. Read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for worked examples and the rental-building unit rule. ### Which file formats can I use for Cloud result exports? Cloud Importer, Cloud Aggregator, Cloud Monitoring, and Cloud Fetcher results can be downloaded as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). Google Sheets is a separate delivery destination. A Cloud Importer job can choose manual export, Google Sheets, or Email, but Google Sheets and Email cannot be selected together. Email delivery uses CSV. Whichever method is selected, the retained result remains available for manual download. The Zillow Data Exporter browser Extension supports CSV and Excel, but not Parquet or JSON. ### Can I see a breakdown of all exported fields? Yes. You can see a complete list of all data fields available for each property type here: * [For Sale Properties](/exported-fields-for-sale) * [For Rent Properties](/exported-fields-for-rent) * [Sold Properties](/exported-fields-for-sold-properties) * [Saved Properties](/exported-fields-for-saved-properties) ### What if some data is missing from my export? If a field is empty in your exported file, it is because that data was not available on the Zillow listing page. We extract all the data that Zillow provides for a given property, but we cannot guarantee that every field will be populated for every listing. *** ## Onboarding and account ### Why do you need this information during onboarding? We ask for some basic information during onboarding to help us tailor your experience and provide better support. For example, knowing your intended use case allows us to suggest relevant features and guides. *** ## Contact support ### I have another question. We are happy to help. See [Contact PropertyDataLabs support](/docs/help/contact-support) to reach us by email, contact form, or directly on X. Paid customers receive priority support, and we usually respond very quickly, although exact response times can vary. --- --- title: "Update the Extension" description: "Learn why updates are important and how to manually update the Zillow Data Exporter to the latest version." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/help/how-to-update" --- # Update the Extension ## Overview Keeping the Zillow Data Exporter extension up-to-date is crucial for it to function correctly. While your browser typically handles updates automatically, there are times when a manual update is needed to get the latest version immediately. This guide explains why updates are frequent and how to perform a manual update. *** ## Why Updates Are Frequent The extension's primary function is to extract data from the Zillow website. Because of this direct dependency, any changes Zillow makes to its website layout can cause the extension to stop working. When this happens, we release a new version to adapt to the changes. We also release updates to fix bugs reported by users and to improve performance. *** ## Automatic vs. Manual Updates * **Automatic Updates**: Your Chrome browser will automatically download and install the latest version of the extension within a few days of its release. This process happens in the background. * **Manual Updates**: If the extension suddenly stops working (likely due to a Zillow update), you shouldn't wait for the automatic update. A manual update will force your browser to download the latest version immediately. *** ## How to Manually Update the Extension You can follow the video tutorial below for a complete walkthrough of the manual update process. [How to Update Zillow Data Exporter Manually](https://www.loom.com/embed/e7ca303a53b3496188fda9e80a670688) ### Step-by-Step Instructions 1. Open your Chrome browser and navigate to the Extensions page by typing `chrome://extensions` into the address bar and pressing **Enter**. 2. In the top-right corner of the page, enable **Developer mode** by clicking the toggle switch. 3. A new menu will appear at the top of the page. Click the **Update** button. 4. Your browser will now check for and install the latest versions of all your extensions. A small notification will appear at the bottom of the screen when the process is complete. 5. Once finished, you can disable **Developer mode** and restart your browser. The extension is now updated. *** ## Further troubleshooting If updating the extension doesn't resolve your issue, please refer to our comprehensive [**Troubleshooting Guide**](/docs/help/troubleshooting) for more solutions to common problems. --- --- title: "Help and troubleshooting" description: "Find answers, resolve common problems, check service status, and contact PropertyDataLabs support." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/help" --- # Help and troubleshooting Start with the section closest to the problem you are trying to solve. Product-specific FAQ pages provide focused answers, while the general FAQ covers questions that apply across PropertyDataLabs. ## Find an answer - **General FAQ**: Answers about accounts, plans, billing, data availability, credits, and policies. - **Cloud Importer FAQ**: Answers about Zillow URLs, Basic and Advanced costs, schedules, result coverage, and missing data. - **Organization FAQ**: Answers for existing organizations on legacy Team or Enterprise plans. - **Contact support**: Reach PropertyDataLabs by email, contact form, or directly on X. ## Resolve an Extension problem * Follow the [Extension troubleshooting guide](/docs/help/troubleshooting) for common installation, sign-in, visibility, and export problems. * Use [Update the Extension](/docs/help/how-to-update) to confirm that the latest version is installed. * Check the [Extension service status](/docs/extension/menu/status) when an incident may be affecting exports. ## Notifications, service status, and support The [notifications and support guide](/docs/web/notifications-and-support) explains account alerts, feedback, and service status. If the documentation does not resolve the problem, see [Contact PropertyDataLabs support](/docs/help/contact-support) for email, contact-form, and X options and a checklist of useful diagnostic details. --- --- title: "Troubleshooting Guide" description: "Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve common issues with the Zillow Data Exporter extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/help/troubleshooting" --- # Troubleshooting Guide ## Overview While we strive to make Zillow Data Exporter as reliable as possible, issues can sometimes occur. This guide provides a step-by-step process to help you diagnose and resolve the most common problems. We recommend following these steps before contacting support. *** ## How the Extension works and why issues happen Zillow Data Exporter works by reading the structure of the Zillow website to find and extract property data. Because it is directly dependent on Zillow's website, any changes Zillow makes to its site layout can temporarily break the extension. This is the most common reason for the extension to suddenly stop working. When this happens, we need to release an update to adapt to the new layout. *** ## Step 1: Basic Troubleshooting Checks Start with these simple steps, as they resolve the majority of issues. 1. **Check Your Internet Connection**: Ensure you have a stable internet connection. Try loading other websites to confirm connectivity. Try running an [internet Speedtest](https://www.speedtest.net/) to check your connection speed. If the test fails or is very slow, please resolve your internet issues first. 2. **Check that you are on Zillow\.com**: The extension is designed to work *only* on the Zillow website. It will not function on any other site. 3. **Refresh the Zillow Page**: The simplest and most common fix. Zillow pages are complex and may not have loaded completely. A hard refresh (`Cmd+Shift+R` on Mac, `Ctrl+Shift+R` on Windows) often solves the problem. 4. **Restart Your Browser**: If a refresh doesn't work, completely close and reopen your Chrome browser to clear any temporary issues. 5. **Ensure the Extension is Pinned & Enabled**: Check that the PropertyDataLabs icon is visible in your browser's toolbar and that the extension is enabled in your Chrome settings (`chrome://extensions`). *** ## Step 2: Advanced Troubleshooting If the basic checks don't help, proceed with these more advanced steps. ### Manually Update the Extension While Chrome typically updates extensions automatically, this process can sometimes be delayed. A pending update is a common cause of problems. You can force an update manually. The video below walks you through the manual update process. [How to Update Zillow Data Exporter Manually](https://www.loom.com/embed/e7ca303a53b3496188fda9e80a670688) **Manual Update Steps:** 1. Go to `chrome://extensions` in your browser. 2. Enable **Developer mode** using the toggle in the top-right corner. 3. A new menu will appear. Click the **Update** button. 4. Once the update is complete, disable Developer mode and restart your browser. ### Reinstall the Extension If a manual update doesn't solve the issue, a fresh installation might be needed. 1. Uninstall the extension from `chrome://extensions`. 2. Restart your browser. 3. Reinstall the extension from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ### Clear Browser Cache Sometimes, cached data can interfere with the extension's functionality. Clearing your browser cache can help. 1. Open Chrome settings and navigate to **Privacy and security** > **Clear browsing data**. 2. Select **Cached images and files** (you can also choose to clear cookies, but this will log you out of websites). 3. Click **Clear data** and then restart your browser. ### Restart Your Computer If none of the above steps work, try restarting your computer. This can resolve underlying issues that may be affecting your browser or the extension. *** ## Step 3: Reporting a Bug If you have tried all the steps above and the extension is still not working, it's likely due to a recent change on Zillow's website that requires a new version of the extension. Please report the issue to our support team. To help us resolve your issue as quickly as possible, please include the following in your email: * **The full URL** of the Zillow page you are trying to export from. * **A clear description** of the problem (e.g., "Nothing happens when I click export," "The exported file is empty"). * **A screenshot or screen recording** of the issue. This is extremely helpful. * The **version number** of the Zillow Data Exporter extension you are using. **Our Support Process** When a Zillow site update breaks the extension, our team works quickly to release a patch. This process involves development, testing, and a mandatory review by the Chrome Web Store, which can take 1–3 business days. We appreciate your patience during this time. **Please send your bug report to:** [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Issue%20with%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). --- --- title: "Basic Plan" description: "Learn about the features and limitations of the Basic plan offered by PropertyDataLabs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/basic" --- # Basic Plan ## Overview The **Basic plan** is for individual users who need larger, more configurable browser Extension exports but do not need server-side Cloud jobs. **Price:** $13 per month when billed yearly ($156 per year), or $29 when billed monthly. *** ## Key features and limits The Basic plan includes everything in the [Free plan](/docs/subscription-plans/free), plus the following major upgrades: ### Extension export capabilities * **Extension exports per month:** 300 * **Maximum listings per file:** 800 (up to Zillow's 20-page search-results limit) * **Maximum fields per listing:** Up to 40 * **Export formats:** CSV and Excel (`.xlsx`) * **Multi-page exports:** Included * **Accelerated export speed:** Included * **Column selection and ordering:** Included * **Remove empty columns:** Included * **Remove duplicate listings:** Included * **Rental unit data and all listing image URLs:** Included ### Support * **Standard email support:** Included * **Refund window:** Eligible subscription purchases and renewals can be refunded within seven calendar days. See [Refunds and eligibility](/docs/subscription-plans/refunds). *** ## What is not included? The Basic plan is focused on providing the best in-browser export experience. It does not include: * Cloud result formats such as Parquet (`.parquet`) and JSON (`.json`), or Advanced Cloud exports * Cloud jobs (Importer, Monitoring, Aggregator, and Fetcher), Google Sheets sync, export history, and reusable templates * Organization administration, including internal teams For advanced export and Cloud features, consider upgrading to the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro). Organization administration is available only to existing subscribers on legacy Team or Enterprise plans. --- --- title: "Free Plan" description: "Learn about the features and limitations of the Free plan offered by PropertyDataLabs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/free" --- # Free Plan ## Overview The **Free plan** is designed to let you experience the core functionality of the Zillow Data Exporter. It's a great way to get started and see how the extension works for basic export needs without any cost. *** ## Key features and limits The Free plan provides a limited set of features focused on single-page browser exports. ### Export capabilities * **Extension exports per month:** 50 * **Maximum listings per file:** 40 (one Zillow results page) * **Maximum fields per listing:** 10 * **Export format:** CSV * **Live export progress:** Included ### Support * **Blog, guides, and documentation:** Full access *** ## What is not included? To keep the plan free, several advanced features are not available. You will need to upgrade to a paid plan to access: * Excel (`.xlsx`) Extension exports and Cloud result formats such as Parquet (`.parquet`) and JSON (`.json`) * Multi-page Extension exports and advanced Extension options, such as column selection and duplicate removal * Cloud jobs (Importer, Monitoring, Aggregator, and Fetcher), Google Sheets sync, and reusable templates * Organization administration, including internal teams * Priority support. Free users can still contact support, but paid requests are handled first. Ready for more power? You can upgrade from **Settings → Subscription → View plans** in the web app. See [Billing, plans, invoices, and Cloud credits](/docs/web/billing-and-credits) for details. Organization administration is available only to existing subscribers on legacy Team or Enterprise plans. --- --- title: "Pro Plan" description: "Learn about the features of the Pro plan, including powerful cloud-based export tools." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/pro" --- # Pro Plan ## Overview The **Pro plan** is for individual users who need server-side Cloud jobs, automatic data delivery, or reusable export configurations. **Price:** $22 per month when billed yearly ($264 per year), or $49 when billed monthly. *** ## Key features and limits The Pro plan includes everything in the [Basic plan](/docs/subscription-plans/basic), plus full access to our cloud platform: ### Cloud platform * **Cloud jobs:** Cloud Importer, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Aggregator, and Cloud Fetcher * **Monthly billing allowance:** 3,000 Cloud credits added each monthly billing cycle * **Yearly billing allowance:** 36,000 Cloud credits added each annual billing cycle * **Automatic delivery:** Google Sheets for supported Extension and Cloud workflows, plus Cloud Importer CSV delivery by email * **Export history and Extension backup settings:** Included * **Reusable export templates:** Included * **Advanced Cloud exports:** Included for supported workflows * **Cloud result formats:** CSV, Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), and JSON (`.json`) * **Cloud result sharing:** Reusable general links, private email invitations, download controls, and expiration up to seven days. See [Share Cloud results with Pro](/docs/web/cloud/share-results-pro). ### Browser Extension * **Extension exports:** Unlimited * **Maximum listings per file:** 800 * **Listing image ZIP downloads:** Included * **Extension file formats:** CSV and Excel (`.xlsx`). Parquet and JSON are Cloud result formats and are not available for browser Extension exports. ### Support * **Priority email support:** Included * **Refund window:** Eligible subscription purchases and renewals can be refunded within seven calendar days. See [Refunds and eligibility](/docs/subscription-plans/refunds). *** ## Need more Cloud credits? The monthly Pro plan adds 3,000 Cloud credits each monthly billing cycle. The yearly plan adds the full 36,000-credit annual allowance at the start of each annual billing cycle. High-volume professionals can upgrade to the [Ultra plan](/docs/subscription-plans/ultra) for a larger allowance while keeping every Pro feature. --- --- title: "Refunds and eligibility" description: "Understand refund eligibility, request a subscription refund, and check processing timelines." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/refunds" --- # Refunds and eligibility PropertyDataLabs subscriptions and subscription renewals are refundable within a limited window. One-time purchases, including Cloud Credit packs, follow different rules. **The Refund Policy is the source of truth** This page explains the policy in practical terms. Read the complete [Refund Policy](/legal/refund-policy) for the authoritative conditions and the latest policy update. ## Refund rules at a glance * **Subscription purchases and renewals:** Eligible for a full refund within **7 calendar days** of the exact transaction time. * **How to request an eligible refund:** Use **Request refund** in the Refunds section of the Billing page. * **After 7 days:** A self-service refund is no longer available. A limited exception may be considered for verified non-use. * **Cloud Credit packs and other one-time add-ons:** Final and non-refundable. * **Processing time:** Paddle may take up to 24 hours to approve a request. After approval, the original payment method usually receives the funds within **5 to 10 business days**. ## Request a subscription refund within 7 days 1. Open [Settings → Billing](/account/settings/billing). 2. Find the **Refunds** section and confirm that the most recent payment is marked **Eligible**. 3. Select **Request refund**. 4. Review the order number, amount, and warning in the confirmation window. 5. Type **claim my refund**, then select **Claim refund**. 6. Check your email for confirmation after Paddle approves the refund. ## What happens after approval * The account is immediately downgraded to the Free plan. * The refunded subscription is cancelled and will not renew. * Premium features associated with the refunded subscription are removed. * The refund is sent to the original payment method. * The bank or card provider controls when the funds appear. PropertyDataLabs cannot expedite this part of the process. ## Requests made after 7 days A purchase or renewal older than 7 calendar days is not eligible for a self-service refund. PropertyDataLabs may consider a refund for the most recent charge when all of the following apply: * the request is made within 30 days of the transaction; * the account had zero usage during that billing period; and * the customer has not previously received this one-time courtesy. Zero usage means there were no logins, API calls, data access, or other interactions with paid features during the billing period. PropertyDataLabs uses its system logs to determine usage. This exception is reviewed at PropertyDataLabs' discretion and a refund is not guaranteed. To request this review, [contact PropertyDataLabs support](/docs/help/contact-support) using the email address associated with the account. ## Cloud Credit packs and other add-ons Cloud Credit packs and other one-time add-ons are non-refundable. Purchased Cloud Credits do not expire, so start with a smaller pack when the required export volume is uncertain. ## If a refund is missing or you need help Allow 5 to 10 business days after approval for the refund to reach the original payment method. If the refund has been approved but is still missing after that period, contact the bank or card provider first because it controls the final processing time. For an eligibility question, an error on the Billing page, or another unresolved billing issue, [contact support](/docs/help/contact-support) before opening a payment dispute or chargeback. --- --- title: "Team Plan (Legacy)" description: "Learn about the legacy Team plan for existing PropertyDataLabs Team subscribers." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/team" --- # Team Plan (Legacy) **Discontinued for new registrations** The Team plan is no longer open for new registrations or subscriptions and does not appear as an option for new customers. Existing Team subscriptions remain supported, and this page is provided for those subscribers. ## Overview The **Team plan** supports small real estate agencies and professional teams that need to share a PropertyDataLabs organization. Existing Team subscribers retain their Team subscription and its organization features. The legacy price is **$159 per month when billed yearly ($1,908 per year)** or **$349 when billed monthly**. ## Features and limits The Team plan includes every feature in [Ultra](/docs/subscription-plans/ultra), plus organization administration and the following Team allowances: ### Cloud platform * **Monthly billing allowance:** 25,000 Cloud credits added each monthly billing cycle * **Yearly billing allowance:** 300,000 Cloud credits added each annual billing cycle * **Extension exports**: Unlimited * **Cloud jobs**: Cloud Importer, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Aggregator, and Cloud Fetcher * **Destinations**: File downloads, Google Sheets, and Cloud Importer CSV delivery by email * **Cloud result formats**: CSV, Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), and JSON (`.json`) ### Organization management * **Organization members**: Up to 10 people, including the organization owner * **Member invitations**: Owners and admins can invite and remove members * **Roles**: Owner, admin, and member permissions * **Shared organization features**: Members can use the organization's eligible Cloud and extension features ### Support * **High-priority email support** ## Before changing a Team subscription The Team plan cannot be selected from the current plan comparison screen. If you have an existing Team subscription, contact [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Legacy%20Team%20Plan) before changing or cancelling it so you can understand how the change will affect organization members, credits, and feature access. New customers who need the highest available individual Cloud allowance can review the [Ultra plan](/docs/subscription-plans/ultra). The Ultra plan does not include the organization features available on the Team plan. --- --- title: "Ultra Plan" description: "Learn about the Ultra plan for high-volume property data professionals." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/subscription-plans/ultra" --- # Ultra Plan ## Overview The **Ultra plan** is built for high-volume professionals who need substantially more Cloud capacity. It includes every feature in the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro) with five times the Cloud credit allowance at either billing interval. **Price:** $58 per month when billed yearly ($696 per year), or $129 when billed monthly. *** ## Key features and limits The Ultra plan includes everything in the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro), plus: ### Cloud platform * **Monthly billing allowance:** 15,000 Cloud credits added each monthly billing cycle * **Yearly billing allowance:** 180,000 Cloud credits added each annual billing cycle * **Cloud jobs:** Cloud Importer, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Aggregator, and Cloud Fetcher * **Automatic delivery, export history, and reusable templates:** Google Sheets for supported Extension and Cloud workflows, plus Cloud Importer CSV delivery by email * **Cloud result formats:** CSV, Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), and JSON (`.json`) * **Advanced Cloud sharing:** Expiration up to 90 days, passwords, view and download counts, and a company name on shared pages. See [Share Cloud results with Ultra](/docs/web/cloud/share-results-ultra). ### Browser Extension * **Extension exports:** Unlimited * **Extension file formats:** CSV and Excel (`.xlsx`). Parquet and JSON are available for supported Cloud result exports, not browser Extension exports. ### Support * **Priority email support:** Included Ultra is the best fit when Pro has the features you need but your recurring Cloud workflows require a larger credit allowance. --- --- title: "Billing, plans, invoices, and Cloud credits" description: "Understand subscription controls, payment history, credit packs, and plan comparison." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/billing-and-credits" --- # Billing, plans, invoices, and Cloud credits ## Billing overview Open **Settings → Subscription** to review the current plan, billing period, renewal date, current cycle, and remaining Cloud credits. The usage bar compares credits used with the allowance for the current cycle. Billing and checkout actions are handled securely by Paddle. PropertyDataLabs does not store your card details on its servers. ## Subscription actions * **Invoices** opens payment history and receipts. * **View plans** compares available plans and billing frequencies. * **Cancel plan** starts the cancellation flow. Read the effective end date before confirming. * **Update payment method** opens Paddle's secure payment-management flow. An upgrade within the same billing interval takes effect immediately. Paddle credits the unused portion of the current plan and charges the prorated difference. Switching from monthly to yearly billing also takes effect immediately and starts a new annual billing cycle. A downgrade is scheduled for the current renewal date, so the existing plan and features remain active until then. Switching from yearly to monthly billing is also scheduled for the annual renewal date. The Billing page shows a pending change and provides a cancellation action while the change is still scheduled. Plan changes can affect future limits and feature access. They do not rewrite completed Cloud results. Review the confirmation window because changing away from a Team or Enterprise plan can also remove organization access when the change takes effect. ## Invoices and receipts The invoice table includes the payment date, product type, quantity where applicable, status, amount, currency, and receipt link. A refund appears as a separate status. Select **Receipt** to open the document provided by the payment processor. Read [Refunds and eligibility](/docs/subscription-plans/refunds) for the eligibility rules, self-service steps, and processing timelines. ## Compare plans Open **Settings → Subscription → View plans** and switch between Monthly and Yearly billing. The comparison covers export formats, extension limits, Cloud tools and credits, organization features, and support. The current plan is marked in the plan cards. Prices and allowances can change, so use this screen as the source of truth before changing a plan. The [Team plan](/docs/subscription-plans/team) and Enterprise plan are legacy plans for existing subscribers. Neither is open for new registrations or subscriptions, so they are not offered as upgrades. Existing Team and Enterprise subscribers should contact support before changing or cancelling their plan to understand how the change will affect their organization. ## Cloud credits Cloud credits pay for server-side property processing. Included credits are shown on the Dashboard, Billing page, and Cloud job review pages. Monthly subscriptions add their monthly allowance each billing cycle. Yearly subscriptions add the full annual allowance at the start of the annual billing cycle—for example, yearly Pro adds 36,000 credits rather than 3,000 separate monthly deposits. * Basic Importer and Aggregator processing costs one credit for each Zillow results page processed. * Advanced Importer, Aggregator, and Fetcher processing costs one credit for each primary property processed. Units contained within a primary rental building listing do not cost extra credits. * Monitoring uses credits for properties processed in each monitoring run. For listing-based Cloud processing, a property uses a credit only when its data is successfully retrieved. A property that cannot be retrieved uses zero credits. Successfully retrieved properties can still have empty fields when Zillow does not provide every value. One results page can contain up to 40 listings, and a job can process up to 20 pages per source URL. An Advanced 20-page run can therefore use up to 800 credits per source URL. Read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for the full comparison and worked examples. The completed result shows actual credit use. ## One-time credit packs Open **Settings → Add-ons → View credit packs** when the account is eligible. Packs are one-time purchases, do not change the subscription, do not renew automatically, and do not expire. Purchases are final and non-refundable. Compare the pack size and unit price, then select the buy button only when ready to open Paddle checkout. Start with a smaller pack if the required volume is uncertain. A broad **Export all listings** job can use more credits than the first page suggests. --- --- title: "Email preferences" description: "Choose optional account, Cloud job, product, and promotional email notifications." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/email-preferences" --- # Email preferences ## Manage optional emails Open **Settings → Emails**. Switches save the preference for that category.  The categories are: * **Product updates:** features, improvements, and release notes. * **Weekly usage recaps:** properties exported, estimated time saved, Cloud jobs, and credits used. Organization recaps are sent only to the owner and summarize all current members' usage. An owner's switch controls both their personal recap and the organization recap; admins and members can only control their own personal recap. A recap is sent only when the recipient successfully exported at least one property through the extension or a Cloud job during the week. The organization recap follows the same rule across all current members. * **Cloud credit updates:** balance reminders and low-credit alerts. * **Cloud Importer jobs:** completion, failure, and important Importer updates. * **Cloud Monitoring jobs:** Monitoring run updates. * **Cloud Fetcher jobs:** Fetcher run updates. * **Cloud Aggregator jobs:** Aggregator run updates. * **News and offers:** optional announcements and promotions. Turning off an optional category does not stop a job or change in-app notifications. Essential security, account, and billing messages are always delivered and cannot be disabled here. Job-specific delivery settings, such as emailing an Aggregator result file, are configured on the job and are separate from these general notification preferences. --- --- title: "Export templates" description: "Create reusable file formats, column selections, and column order for exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/export-templates" --- # Export templates ## What a template controls An export template is a reusable output recipe. It can define the listing type, product where it is used, Basic or Advanced depth, file format, empty-column behavior, image handling, selected fields, and final column order. Templates do not store properties and do not run exports. They are applied when a compatible export is created. ## Browse templates Open **Export templates** and choose **For sale**, **For rent**, or **Sold**. Search by name and filter by domain, export type, or format. The Domain column identifies whether the template is intended for the browser extension or a Cloud product. The row menu provides **Edit template** and **Delete template**. Editing affects future use. Deleting does not change files already exported. ## Create a template Select **New template**.  ### 1. Choose the scope * **Property listing type:** For sale, For rent, or Sold. * **Used with:** the extension or supported Cloud product. * **Export depth:** Basic or Advanced. These choices determine which fields and options can be selected. A template only appears where its scope is compatible. ### 2. Configure output Enter a template name of at least five characters. Select CSV, XLSX, Parquet, or another format made available by the current plan and scope. * **Remove empty columns** removes columns with no values from a generated file. * **Export all image URLs** can create many additional columns and larger files; it becomes available only when the necessary media field and entitlement are present. * **Share with your organization** exposes the template to every eligible organization member. * **Share with your team** exposes the template only to eligible members of your internal organization team. Individual accounts can leave both sharing options off. ### 3. Choose and order columns Search available fields or expand Basic Info, Location, Financials, Details, Ownership, and Media. Select a field to add it to **Selected columns**. Search the selected list, drag fields into the final order, or use **Sort** where available. The count beside each group shows selected fields compared with all fields in that group. **Select all** is convenient, but a smaller purpose-built template is usually easier to analyze. ### 4. Save Review the scope before selecting **Create template**. If the button is disabled, check the name, required fields, and whether at least one column is selected. ## Edit a template Open the template name or select **Edit template**. Change the output options, selected fields, or order and save. Existing exported files remain unchanged. If the listing type, domain, or depth cannot be changed, create a new template for the new scope. ## Missing fields in an export A selected column is included when the source record provides it. Selecting a field does not cause Zillow to provide a missing value. Use **Remove empty columns** only when you are comfortable with the file's columns varying between exports. --- --- title: "Extension backup and history" description: "Configure extension backups and review exports saved to your PropertyDataLabs account." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/extension-account" --- # Extension backup and history ## Overview The **Extension** area controls what happens after the browser extension finishes an export. It does not change which Zillow listings are collected or which columns are included.  ## Backup settings Open **Extension → General** to manage two independent settings: * **Sync exports to Google Sheets** sends future extension exports to Google Sheets. Connect the Google account first from [Linked accounts](/docs/web/linked-accounts). * **Keep export history** stores export metadata in your account so that you can find the export later. Turning it off affects future exports; it does not delete existing history. These switches save when you change them. If an option is unavailable, check your plan and linked account status. ## Export history Open **Extension → Export history** to review saved exports. Each row can show the file name, export date, property type, number of properties, file format, and Google Sheets destination. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Extension export-history table with search, filters, visible-column controls, one linked Google Sheet, and one No connected Google Sheet row. This should show users what history retains and which destinations can still be opened. */} Use the controls above the table to: * search by file name; * filter by file format or property type; * choose which table columns are visible; * change the number of rows on each page; * open the linked Google Sheet when an export has one. An entry that says **No connected Google Sheet** was retained in history but was not associated with a spreadsheet. **History is not a file backup** Export history records information about an export. Availability of the original downloaded file depends on where you saved it. A linked Google Sheet remains in Google Drive under the connected Google account. --- --- title: "Web app introduction" description: "Learn how the PropertyDataLabs web app is organized and where to find each feature." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/introduction" --- # Web app introduction ## What the web app does The PropertyDataLabs web app is the control center for your account. You can create and review Cloud jobs, manage export templates, connect Google Sheets, change account settings, and inspect previous results without keeping a Zillow tab open. The web app and **Zillow Data Exporter** browser Extension share the same PropertyDataLabs account and subscription, but they serve different purposes. See [Zillow Data Exporter and your PropertyDataLabs account](/docs/extension/propertydatalabs-account) for a complete explanation. * Use the **browser extension** while you are browsing Zillow and want an immediate export. * Use a **Cloud job** when the export should run on PropertyDataLabs servers, use a schedule, combine searches, monitor properties, or fetch full records for a saved list of URLs. * Use **Export templates** when you want a reusable set and order of columns. ## Finding your way around The left navigation contains the main areas of the app: * **Dashboard** summarizes recent activity, usage, and recent Cloud results. * **Extension** controls web-account backups for extension exports and displays export history. * **Cloud** opens Importer, Monitoring, Aggregator, and Fetcher jobs. * **Export templates** manages reusable output formats for for-sale, for-rent, and sold listings. * **Settings** contains your profile, billing, email preferences, linked accounts, and security. * **Feedback**, **Status**, and **Notifications** provide help and account updates. * **Docs** opens this documentation site. The breadcrumb at the top of a page shows where you are. Use it to move back to a parent page, such as a job's result list. The theme button changes between light and dark appearance, and **Contact support** opens the support options. ## Before creating a Cloud job You need an active plan that includes Cloud features and enough Cloud credits for the job. A job does not consume credits merely because you create or edit it. Credits are used when a run processes properties. The final number depends on the job type, export depth, and number of properties found. **A job and a result are different** A **job** stores the source, schedule, and delivery settings. A **result** is the retained output from one run of that job. A single recurring job can therefore have many results. ## Recommended first steps 1. Check your timezone in **Settings → General**. Scheduled jobs and displayed timestamps use it. 2. Connect Google Sheets in **Settings → Linked accounts** if you want a Cloud Importer job to use Google Sheets as its automatic delivery method. You can instead keep manual delivery or select Email when creating the job. 3. Read the [Cloud jobs overview](/docs/web/cloud/overview) to choose the right workflow. 4. Follow [Create your first Cloud export](/docs/guides/web-guides/first-cloud-export) when you are ready to create a job. --- --- title: "Linked accounts and Google Sheets" description: "Connect Google Sheets and manage spreadsheet destinations for jobs and exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/linked-accounts" --- # Linked accounts and Google Sheets ## Connect a service Open **Settings → Linked accounts**. The Services section shows each provider and its current status.  Google Sheets is the available spreadsheet integration. Airtable may be displayed as **Coming soon** and cannot be connected yet. To connect Google Sheets, select the connect action and complete Google's authorization flow. Review the Google account shown by Google before granting access. Returning to PropertyDataLabs should show the provider as **Connected**. ## Link a spreadsheet Connecting Google authorizes the service. Linking a spreadsheet makes a particular Google Sheets document available as a destination. 1. Select **Link spreadsheet**. 2. Enter a recognizable document name. 3. Paste the full Google Sheets share link. 4. Select **Open link to verify** if you want to confirm that the link opens the intended sheet. 5. Select **Link spreadsheet**, then confirm that it appears in the linked-spreadsheets table. Search linked sheets by name and use **Columns** to control the table display. Some sheets can be unavailable when already assigned to an incompatible job. ## Use Google Sheets with Cloud Importer While creating or editing an Importer job, find **Automatic delivery** and select **Google Sheets**. Google Sheets is one of three delivery choices: * **None — export manually** keeps the result in PropertyDataLabs without automatic delivery. * **Google Sheets** uploads each completed result to Google Sheets. * **Email** sends each completed result as a CSV (`.csv`) file to the verified account email. Only one choice can be active. Selecting Google Sheets turns off Email delivery, and selecting Email or manual export turns off future Google Sheets uploads for that job. After selecting Google Sheets, choose how each run creates its destination: * **Create a new spreadsheet** creates a separate Google Sheets file for every completed run. * **Add a tab to a linked spreadsheet** keeps runs in one Google Sheets file. Each run creates a new tab named from the job ID and run time; it does not overwrite an earlier tab. The second option requires a spreadsheet linked through the steps above. Select the intended linked spreadsheet before reviewing and saving the job. ## Choose the columns sent to Google Sheets Open the Cloud Importer job and select **Update Google Sheets fields**. Choose the fields, export options, and column order used by future Google Sheets uploads. Changing these settings does not rewrite existing spreadsheets or remove data from retained Cloud results. The job's Google Sheets actions also let you link or change the destination document, unlink it, or stop future Google Sheets exports when the job is not running. ## Results remain available in PropertyDataLabs Google Sheets delivery is an additional destination, not the only copy of the result. Every completed Importer result remains available from its secure result page for inspection and manual export as CSV, Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). Use the retained result if the spreadsheet is deleted, permissions change, the Google account is disconnected, or you otherwise lose access to Google Sheets. ## Disconnect safely **Disconnect account** removes the PropertyDataLabs connection. It does not delete spreadsheets from Google Drive, but future jobs can no longer upload through that connection. Before disconnecting, edit scheduled Importer jobs and change **Automatic delivery** to **None — export manually** or **Email** so their future delivery choice remains valid. --- --- title: "Notifications, feedback, and service status" description: "Review account alerts, contact support, share feedback, and check incidents." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/notifications-and-support" --- # Notifications, feedback, and service status ## Notifications Open **Notifications** from the left navigation to review Cloud job updates, export activity, and important account alerts. Use **All** for the full retained list and **Unread** for items that still need attention. Selecting a linked notification opens the related result or destination. Read notifications are automatically removed after 14 days. Email preferences do not control this in-app list. ## Feedback board Open **Feedback** to browse approved conversations, search by subject, read replies, or add a reply. To start a new conversation: 1. Enter a concise title. 2. Describe the idea, issue, or friction in plain text. 3. Select **Private conversation** when only you and support staff should see it. 4. Select **Post feedback**. Do not include passwords, sign-in codes, payment details, or sensitive property/client information. Delete controls permanently remove your own thread or reply after confirmation. ## Service status Open **Status** before troubleshooting a widespread failure. The page reports whether the browser extension, website, or API is affected and lists active incident updates.  When the page says **Everything is running normally**, continue with local checks such as refreshing the page, confirming the linked account, reviewing job errors, and checking available credits. ## Get help and contact support Select **Help** in the top bar of any authenticated page to search the documentation. The Help window also provides links to the full Help center and the contact form. When contacting support, include the job name, result completion time, visible error message, and steps to reproduce the problem. Do not send credentials or temporary access codes. See [Contact PropertyDataLabs support](/docs/help/contact-support) for every contact option and support priority information. --- --- title: "Profile, timezone, and account removal" description: "Manage your display name, profile photo, timezone, and account deletion eligibility." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/profile-and-timezone" --- # Profile, timezone, and account removal ## Open General settings Select **Settings → General**. This page contains profile, regional, and account-removal settings. Each section has its own save button; changing one section does not automatically save another. ## Display name Your display name appears throughout the product and in places where your account is identified. Enter between 5 and 50 characters, then select **Save changes**. This does not change the email used to sign in. ## Profile photo Select the current photo or initials, choose a square PNG or JPG file up to 2 MB, inspect the preview, and select **Save photo**. Choosing a file alone does not save it. ## Timezone The selected account timezone is the default for new scheduled Cloud jobs and controls dates or times displayed in the app. A Cloud Importer schedule stores its own timezone, which is shown during job review and on the job detail page. The page shows the current local time for the selected zone. 1. Choose a timezone from the list, or select **Use detected timezone**. 2. Verify the displayed GMT offset and city group. 3. Select **Update timezone**. Browser detection is a convenience. If you travel but want schedules to remain tied to your normal market, select that timezone manually. Changing the account timezone does not silently move an existing Cloud Importer schedule. Edit the affected jobs individually when you want them to follow the new timezone. See [Understanding recurring Importer schedules](/docs/web/cloud/recurring-schedules) for examples. ## Delete the account Account deletion is permanent. An active subscription can prevent deletion. In that case, cancel the subscription first and wait until the paid term ends; the page displays the relevant renewal or end date. Export any results you need before deleting the account. **Deletion cannot be undone** Deleting the account can remove jobs, results, templates, settings, and linked-service references. Subscription cancellation and account deletion are separate actions. --- --- title: "Password, 2FA, and extension access" description: "Protect the account and generate a short-lived browser-extension sign-in code." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/security" --- # Password, 2FA, and extension access ## Account security Open **Settings → Password & 2FA** to manage email sign-in security.  ## Update the password Select **Update password** and complete the verification form. Use a unique password that is not reused on another service. If two-factor authentication is enabled, its verification code is also required during sensitive changes. Changing the password protects future email sign-ins. Follow any on-screen session guidance if you believe an existing session is unauthorized. ## Enable two-factor authentication Select **Enable 2FA** and scan the displayed setup information with Google Authenticator, Authy, or another compatible time-based authenticator app. Enter the current code to confirm setup. After activation, keep access to the authenticator app. A valid password alone may not be enough for future verification. Never share an authenticator code with support or another user. ## Sign the browser extension in Open **Settings → Extension access** and select **Generate code**. A one-time code is emailed to the account address. * The code grants access to the browser extension without exposing the account password. * It can be used once. * It remains valid for 10 minutes. * Request it only when you are ready to complete extension sign-in. If a code expires or was already used, generate a new one. Do not forward the email or share the code. **Treat temporary codes like passwords** Anyone who can use an active code may be able to connect the extension to your account during its short validity window. --- --- title: "Cloud Importer" description: "Create and manage larger or recurring Zillow import jobs from the extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/cloud-importer" --- # Cloud Importer Cloud Importer runs Zillow jobs in the Cloud instead of keeping the browser export active. After a job starts, you can close Zillow or the browser while it continues. It requires a Pro or higher plan and consumes Cloud credits. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Cloud Importer jobs table with examples of a runnable job and a job with results. Annotate status, Start, Edit, open-results, archive, and row-menu actions so users can connect job state to the actions available. */} ## All jobs The jobs page shows your Cloud Importer jobs and their current state. Depending on the job state and your permissions, you can: * start a job; * edit its configuration; * open its results on the web; * archive or restore it; * delete it; and * refresh the list. Use the table controls to search, filter, and choose visible columns. ## Create a job Select **Create new job** and complete the three steps: 1. **Basic information:** provide a Zillow search-results URL, job name, and property type. You can load these values from the Zillow page currently open. 2. **Export options:** choose Basic or Advanced data, a manual or recurring schedule, first-page or all-remaining-page coverage, and one delivery method. Rental jobs can also export every building unit. 3. **Review:** confirm the source, starting page, expected coverage, schedule, and estimated credit usage. Recurring schedules can run hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. ### Choose a delivery method Only one method can be selected: * **None — export manually** keeps each completed result in your PropertyDataLabs account. * **Google Sheets** uploads each completed result to Google Sheets and requires a connected Google account. * **Email** sends each completed result as a CSV (`.csv`) file to your verified PropertyDataLabs account email. Large results remain available from the secure result page. With Google Sheets selected, choose whether each run creates a new spreadsheet or adds a new tab to a linked spreadsheet. Use **Update Google Sheets fields** on the saved job to control the columns and order used by future uploads. Google Sheets and Email cannot be enabled together. Whichever method you choose, the completed result remains available in your account for manual export. You can therefore download it again if an email is deleted or inaccessible, Google Sheets is disconnected, or access to the destination spreadsheet is lost. Before confirmation, review the estimated listing volume and Cloud credit requirement. The final credit usage depends on the work completed by the job. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a three-frame Create job sequence showing (1) Basic information populated from the current Zillow page, (2) Export options with the three mutually exclusive delivery choices and Email selected, and (3) Review with the listing estimate and Cloud-credit requirement. This should explain what is copied from Zillow and what the user must decide before creating the job. */} ## Edit a job Open an existing job to update its source, job name, property type, export type, coverage, schedule, rental-unit behavior, or delivery options. Some actions are unavailable while a job or one of its results is in progress. When Email is enabled, select **Update email fields** on the job page to choose and reorder the columns used in the emailed CSV. Those settings affect email files only; the retained result still contains the data available for later manual exports. Switching away from Email removes the email-specific field configuration because it is no longer needed. ## Basic and Advanced Cloud exports * **Basic** exports cost an estimated one Cloud credit per 40 listings. * **Advanced** exports include the Basic data points plus additional property data and cost an estimated one Cloud credit per listing. The actual fields returned depend on what is available for each property. ## Plans and credits | Plan | Cloud Importer | Included Cloud credits | | ----- | -------------- | ---------------------: | | Free | No | 0 | | Basic | No | 0 | | Pro | Yes | 3,000 per month | | Ultra | Yes | 15,000 per month | Additional Cloud credits can be purchased from the web account when needed. ## Related pages * [Understand Cloud credits](/docs/extension/plan-access#pro-connected-features) * [Review extension usage](/docs/extension/menu/general-settings) --- --- title: "Delivery & history" description: "Choose how Pro exports are delivered and what export metadata is retained." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/data-backup-settings" --- # Delivery & history Delivery & history settings require a Pro or higher plan. They control where completed exports are sent and whether the extension keeps related export metadata. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Delivery & history screen showing Google Sheets delivery, local file downloads, and export-history retention together. Include a valid enabled combination so users can see that at least one delivery destination must remain on. */} ## Google Sheets delivery Connect a Google account to send compatible exports to Google Sheets. If the account is not connected, the extension provides a link to complete the connection. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the disconnected Google Sheets state with the connection action highlighted. This should help users understand why delivery is unavailable and where to fix it. */} ## Local file downloads Choose whether a completed export should also be downloaded to your device. At least one delivery destination must remain enabled. If Google Sheets delivery is unavailable, keep local downloads enabled. ## Export metadata and history Enable **File export history and metadata** to keep the date, source, format, and property count for each export in your account. Saving these preferences affects future exports only. Free and Basic plans continue to download browser exports locally, but cannot customize the Pro delivery and history options. ## Related pages * [Duplicate prevention](/docs/extension/menu/duplicate-listings-settings) * [Compare plan access](/docs/extension/plan-access) --- --- title: "Duplicate prevention" description: "Skip listings that were exported recently." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/duplicate-listings-settings" --- # Duplicate prevention Duplicate prevention helps avoid exporting the same listings repeatedly. It requires a Basic or higher plan. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Duplicate prevention screen with the enable switch and lookback-period selector visible. Annotate the active period so users understand what "recent" means for the next export. */} ## Enable duplicate prevention Turn on duplicate prevention and choose a lookback period: * hour; * day; * week; or * month. When an export starts, the extension compares the current results with its recent export history and skips matching listings within that period. ## Reset export history Use **Reset export history** when you want future exports to treat every listing as new. Resetting the history: * removes the records used for duplicate detection; * does not delete CSV, Excel, or ZIP files already downloaded; and * does not remove data already delivered to Google Sheets. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Reset duplicate listing filter confirmation dialog with Keep filter and Reset filter visible. The image should reinforce that the irreversible action clears detection history, not previously created files. */} ## Related pages * [Delivery & history](/docs/extension/menu/data-backup-settings) * [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages) --- --- title: "Export settings" description: "Configure the fields, file format, images, and templates used for each property type." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/export-settings" --- # Export settings Export settings control the data and output used when you export properties from Zillow. Open **Settings** from the dock, then select **Export settings**. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Export settings Overview with one custom configuration and one template-backed configuration visible. Highlight Review, Change, file format, and field-count summaries so users can tell which configuration each property type will use. */} ## Overview The Overview page has two sections. ### Applied configurations This section summarizes the configuration used for: * properties for sale; * properties for rent; * sold properties; and * saved properties. Each row shows whether the property type uses custom settings or an export template. Select **Review** to open its current configuration. Pro and higher plans can select **Change** to apply or replace a template. Templates are not available for saved properties. When a template is applied, the row also summarizes its file format, selected fields, image handling, and ownership. ### Custom export defaults These defaults apply when a compatible template is not selected. | Setting | Behavior | Required plan | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | **All image URLs** | Includes all available listing image URLs. Saved properties are excluded. | Basic or higher | | **File format** | Selects CSV or Excel. | CSV: all plans. Excel: Basic or higher | Templates can override these defaults for their property type. ## Property-type settings Select a property type in the secondary navigation to configure it. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add an annotated property-type settings page showing Available fields, Selected fields, search, category selection, drag handles, the selected-field limit, and Save. The image should explain how a field moves into the export and how its position becomes the spreadsheet column order. */} The for-sale, for-rent, sold, and saved-property pages let you: * search available and selected fields; * add or remove individual fields; * add or remove a complete category; * select or deselect all supported fields; * sort selected fields alphabetically or by category; * drag selected fields into the required spreadsheet column order; and * save the configuration for future exports. Free accounts can export up to 10 fields. Basic and higher plans can customize and export up to 40 fields. | Option | For sale | For rent | Sold | Saved | Required plan | | --------------------------------- | -------- | -------- | ---- | ----- | --------------- | | Choose and reorder fields | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Basic or higher | | Remove empty columns | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Basic or higher | | Export every rental building unit | No | Yes | No | No | Basic or higher | | Apply an export template | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Pro or higher | | Include all image URLs | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Basic or higher | | Export to Excel | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Basic or higher | Controls are temporarily unavailable while an export is running. When a template is applied, edit the template or switch back to custom settings before changing its fields. On the rental page, **Export all building units** adds each available unit as a separate result in addition to the building listing. A compatible template can override this setting. ## Saved properties Saved-property exports use custom field settings only. They do not support export templates or the **All image URLs** option. ## Supported fields For the complete field lists, see: * [Fields for properties for sale](/exported-fields-for-sale) * [Fields for properties for rent](/exported-fields-for-rent) * [Fields for sold properties](/exported-fields-for-sold-properties) * [Fields for saved properties](/exported-fields-for-saved-properties) ## Related pages * [Use export templates](/docs/guides/extension-guides/use-export-templates) * [Compare plan access](/docs/extension/plan-access) * [Configure the export workflow](/docs/extension/menu/export-workflow) --- --- title: "Export workflow" description: "Configure page navigation, delivery, export history, and duplicate prevention." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/export-workflow" --- # Export workflow Export workflow settings control how the extension moves through Zillow results, delivers completed files, and handles previously exported listings. Open **Settings** from the dock, then select **Export workflow**. ## Workflow pages | Page | What it controls | Required plan | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | | [Page navigation](/docs/extension/menu/page-navigation) | Where an all-pages export starts, page delays, and scrolling behavior. | Basic or higher | | [Delivery & history](/docs/extension/menu/data-backup-settings) | Google Sheets delivery, local file downloads, and export metadata. | Pro or higher | | [Duplicate prevention](/docs/extension/menu/duplicate-listings-settings) | Skips listings exported during a selected lookback period. | Basic or higher | Settings are saved for future exports. Changes do not alter files that have already been created. Navigating away from Zillow or closing the active tab can interrupt an export. --- --- title: "Dashboard" description: "Review your extension defaults, monthly export allowance, and Cloud credit balance." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/general-settings" --- # Dashboard The Dashboard is the first page shown when you open **Settings** from the extension dock. It gives you a quick view of the settings and account limits that affect your next export. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add an annotated Dashboard overview showing quick export defaults, Extension usage, Cloud credits, primary navigation, and the account menu. The annotations should help users find the settings and limits that can affect their next export. */} ## Open the Dashboard 1. Open a supported Zillow page. 2. Select **Settings** in the extension dock. 3. Select **Dashboard** in the primary navigation. The settings panel can be closed without hiding the dock. ## What the Dashboard shows ### Account and export notices The top of the Dashboard may show a notice when: * you are not signed in; * an export is in progress; * your monthly extension export allowance has been reached; or * your account requires attention. Organization owners and administrators may also see organization-specific shortcuts. ### Quick export defaults These defaults are used when a compatible export template is not selected. | Setting | What it controls | Required plan | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | **All image URLs** | Includes every available listing image URL instead of only the primary image. This option does not apply to saved properties. | Basic or higher | | **File format** | Chooses CSV or Excel for browser exports. | CSV: all plans. Excel: Basic or higher | | **All export settings** | Opens the complete Export settings section. | All signed-in users | An export template can override the file format and image behavior for its property type. ### Capacity & usage The **Extension export usage** card shows: * exports used in the current billing period; * your plan allowance; * the date or number of days until the allowance resets; and * whether an export is currently running. The **Cloud credits** card shows the credits available for Cloud features. Cloud credits and Cloud actions require Pro or higher. | Plan | Monthly extension exports | Cloud credits | | ----- | ------------------------: | ---------------: | | Free | 50 | 0 | | Basic | 300 | 0 | | Pro | Unlimited | 3,000 per month | | Ultra | Unlimited | 15,000 per month | Annual subscriptions receive the corresponding annual Cloud credit allocation. ## Navigation and account controls | Control | What it does | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | PropertyDataLabs logo | Returns to the Dashboard. | | Dashboard | Opens the overview, defaults, and usage cards. | | Export settings | Opens Overview and the for-sale, for-rent, sold, and saved-property pages. | | Export workflow | Opens Page navigation, Delivery & history, and Duplicate prevention. | | Cloud Importer | Opens All jobs and Create new job. | | Hidden Homes | Opens the Hidden Homes sync and management page. | | Status | Opens Extension status. | | Give feedback | Opens the feedback page on the PropertyDataLabs website. | | Account avatar | Opens account, billing, notification, upgrade, and log-out actions as applicable. | | Open or close menu | Shows or hides the settings panel. The dock remains visible. | The secondary sidebar shows the pages within the selected area and can be collapsed to icons. Its bottom card shows extension usage, the reset date for finite plans, plan or billing warnings, and an upgrade action when applicable. The header contains breadcrumbs, the theme control, notifications, and **Contact support**. Notifications are available on Basic and higher plans. Extension status is available to every signed-in user. ## Related pages * [Understand the extension dock](/docs/extension/dock) * [Compare plan access](/docs/extension/plan-access) * [Configure export settings](/docs/extension/menu/export-settings) --- --- title: "Hidden Homes" description: "Sync and manage homes hidden in your Zillow account." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/hidden-homes" --- # Hidden Homes Hidden Homes is available on Pro and higher plans. It lets the extension sync homes from Zillow's Hidden Homes page and manage the saved records. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Hidden Homes page while the browser is on Zillow's Hidden Homes URL. Show the enabled sync action, search and status filters, and one example row with its actions so users can understand both collection and management. */} ## Sync from Zillow 1. Sign in to Zillow. 2. Open `https://www.zillow.com/myzillow/HiddenHomes`. 3. Open **Settings** in the extension dock. 4. Select **Hidden Homes**. 5. Start the sync. The sync action is available only while the browser is on Zillow's Hidden Homes page. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the same sync area from an unsupported Zillow page with the action disabled and its location requirement visible. This should help users diagnose why sync cannot start. */} ## Review hidden homes The table can show: * Zillow URL; * address; * city; * state; * ZIP code; and * current status. Use the toolbar to search by address, filter by status, refresh the data, and choose visible columns. ## Row actions Depending on the record, you can: * hide or unhide the home; * open the Zillow listing; or * delete the stored record. Deleting a stored record does not delete the Zillow listing. --- --- title: "Page navigation" description: "Control how all-pages exports move through Zillow search results." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/page-navigation" --- # Page navigation Page navigation settings apply when you select **All** in the extension dock. They require a Basic or higher plan. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Page navigation screen with Current page versus First page, the recommended/custom delay choice, and scrolling behavior annotated. This should help users choose where an All export begins and identify which settings to restore when troubleshooting. */} ## Starting page Choose where an all-pages export begins: * **Current page** starts from the Zillow results page currently open. * **First page** navigates to page 1 before the export begins. Starting on the first page is useful when you want the complete result set. Starting on the current page is useful when resuming a forward-only export. ## Delay between pages The extension waits between result pages to give Zillow time to load. You can: * use the recommended delay; or * enter a custom delay in milliseconds. The actual wait varies slightly around the selected value. Increasing the delay can help when pages load slowly. ## Scroll behavior Enable scrolling to have the extension move to a randomly selected listing before continuing. This can help page content load before extraction. Custom navigation values can make an export less reliable. Use the recommended settings unless you are troubleshooting a specific loading issue. ## Result limits All-pages export is available on Basic and higher plans and supports up to approximately 800 listings from a browser search. For larger or recurring jobs, use [Cloud Importer](/docs/extension/menu/cloud-importer) with a Pro or higher plan. --- --- title: "Extension status" description: "Check current extension issues and service notices." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/extension/menu/status" --- # Extension status Extension status reports known issues that may affect exports or connected features. It is available to every signed-in user. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a paired status example showing both No issues found and an active issue with its description. This should help users interpret the page rather than treating the issue count as an export-history count. */} ## Status information The page shows: * the number of current known issues; * a description of each issue when one is active; or * **No issues found** when no known issue is affecting the extension. Status updates are refreshed by the extension. If an export is failing and no issue is listed, use **Contact support** in the settings header and include the Zillow page and export type involved. Signed-out users are prompted to log in before viewing status details. --- --- title: "Export all Zillow results pages" description: "Combine multiple Zillow search-results pages into one browser Extension export." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages" --- # Export all Zillow results pages ## Plan and search limits The dock's **All** export is available on Basic and higher plans. Zillow exposes at most 20 results pages, usually with up to 40 listings per page, so one browser export can contain up to approximately 800 listings. ## Choose the starting page Open **Settings** in the extension dock, then select **Export workflow → Page navigation**: * **First page** returns to the first results page and exports from the beginning of the search. * **Current page** starts from the page currently open and continues to the final available page. ## Run the export 1. Open the Zillow search and apply the location and filters you need. 2. Narrow a very broad search before starting if you do not need all available listings. 3. Select **All** in the always-visible extension dock. 4. Review and confirm the export options. 5. Keep the Zillow tab open while the extension moves through the pages. 6. Wait for the completion message and file download before navigating away. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add an All export in progress after it has moved beyond the starting page. Show the All loading state, page/progress status, Cancel export action, and keep-tab-open warning so users know that browser navigation is part of the expected workflow. */} **Keep the Zillow tab open** Closing the tab, navigating to another page, or allowing the browser to heavily throttle the tab can interrupt a multi-page export and produce an incomplete file. One **All** action counts as one extension export. It does not use Cloud credits because the work runs in the browser. Use a [Cloud Importer job](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer) when the export should continue after the browser closes or should run on a schedule. --- --- title: "Export listings for rent" description: "Learn how to export listings for rent using the Zillow Data Exporter extension in this step-by-step guide." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-rent" --- # Export listings for rent ## Prerequisites If you haven't read the [introduction to the extension](/docs/extension/introduction), please do so before continuing. *** ## Export rental listings Follow these simple steps to export rental listings from a Zillow search results page. ### Step 1: Open Zillow Rentals Go to [Zillow Rentals](https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_rent/) and enter your desired location in the search bar. You can also apply any of Zillow's filters to narrow down your search results. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a Zillow Rentals results page with the rental filter/state and the Extension's Page action both visible. This should help users confirm they are exporting rentals rather than for-sale listings. */} ### Step 2: Start a page export Select **Page** in the always-visible [extension dock](/docs/extension/dock). ### Step 3: Confirm the export Review the selected fields and output options, then start the export. Keep the Zillow tab open until the file is ready. *** ## Next Steps Once the export is complete, the file will be downloaded to your computer. Here are some things you can do next: * Open your new file in any CSV- or Excel-compatible software. * Learn how to use [Export templates](/docs/guides/extension-guides/use-export-templates) to customize future exports. * [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages) for a larger search. --- --- title: "Export listings for sale" description: "Learn how to export properties for sale using the Zillow Data Exporter extension in this step-by-step guide." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-sale" --- # Export listings for sale ## Prerequisites If you haven't read the [introduction to the extension](/docs/extension/introduction), please do so before continuing. *** ## Export listings for sale Follow these simple steps to export properties for sale from a Zillow search results page. ### Step 1: Open Zillow's For Sale page Go to the main [Zillow "For Sale" page](https://www.zillow.com/homes/) and enter your desired location in the search bar. You can also apply any of Zillow's filters to narrow down your search results. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a Zillow For Sale results page with the sale filter/state and the Extension's Page action both visible. This should help users confirm they are exporting the intended listing type before they begin. */} ### Step 2: Start a page export Select **Page** in the always-visible [extension dock](/docs/extension/dock). ### Step 3: Confirm the export Review the selected fields and output options, then start the export. Keep the Zillow tab open until the file is ready. *** ## Next Steps Once the export is complete, the file will be downloaded to your computer. Here are some things you can do next: * Open your new file in any CSV- or Excel-compatible software. * Learn how to use [Export templates](/docs/guides/extension-guides/use-export-templates) to customize future exports. * [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages) for a larger search. --- --- title: "Export saved properties" description: "Learn how to export your saved or favorite properties using the Zillow Data Exporter extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-saved-properties" --- # Export saved properties ## Prerequisites If you haven't read the [introduction to the extension](/docs/extension/introduction), please do so before continuing. *** ## Export your saved properties Follow these simple steps to export the properties you have saved to your Zillow account. ### Step 1: Open your Saved Homes page Go to your [Zillow "Saved Homes" page](https://www.zillow.com/myzillow/favorites). You must be logged into your Zillow account to see this page. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the Zillow Saved Homes page with a visible saved-listing state and the Extension's Page action. This should help users recognize the account-only page and understand that they must be signed in to Zillow separately. */} ### Step 2: Start a page export Select **Page** in the always-visible [extension dock](/docs/extension/dock). ### Step 3: Confirm the export Review the selected fields and output options, then start the export. Keep the Zillow tab open until the file is ready. Saved-property exports do not support export templates or the **All image URLs** option. *** ## Next Steps Once the export is complete, the file will be downloaded to your computer. Here are some things you can do next: * Open your new file in any CSV- or Excel-compatible software. * Review [saved-property export settings](/docs/extension/menu/export-settings#saved-properties). * [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages) for a larger saved-property collection. --- --- title: "Export sold listings" description: "Learn how to export sold listings using the Zillow Data Exporter extension in this step-by-step guide." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-sold-listings" --- # Export sold listings ## Prerequisites If you haven't read the [introduction to the extension](/docs/extension/introduction), please do so before continuing. *** ## Export sold listings Follow these simple steps to export sold listings from a Zillow search results page. ### Step 1: Open sold listings on Zillow Go to [Zillow's Sold Listings page](https://www.zillow.com/sold/) and enter your desired location in the search bar. You can also apply any of Zillow's filters to narrow down your search results. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a Zillow Sold results page with the sold filter/state and the Extension's Page action both visible. This should help users verify that active listings have not been included by mistake. */} ### Step 2: Start a page export Select **Page** in the always-visible [extension dock](/docs/extension/dock). ### Step 3: Confirm the export Review the selected fields and output options, then start the export. Keep the Zillow tab open until the file is ready. *** ## Next Steps Once the export is complete, the file will be downloaded to your computer. Here are some things you can do next: * Open your new file in any CSV- or Excel-compatible software. * Learn how to use [Export templates](/docs/guides/extension-guides/use-export-templates) to customize future exports. * [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages) for a larger search. --- --- title: "Export your first Zillow results page" description: "Create a single-page browser export with the Zillow Data Exporter Extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-your-first-page" --- # Export your first Zillow results page ## Before you begin Install the Zillow Data Exporter and sign it in to your PropertyDataLabs account. If you have not done that yet, follow [Overview, installation, and sign-in](/docs/extension/introduction). ## Export one page 1. Open a Zillow search-results page for properties for sale, rent, or sold. 2. Apply the Zillow location and filters you need. 3. Select **Page** in the always-visible extension dock. 4. Review the columns and output options, then start the export. 5. Keep the Zillow tab open while the Extension reads the visible results and prepares the file. 6. Open the downloaded file and confirm the property count and columns. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a three-frame first-export sequence showing (1) Page in the dock, (2) the confirmation screen with selected columns and output options, and (3) the active progress dialog or completion message. Use consistent annotations to show exactly where each numbered step happens. */} **Page** processes only the current Zillow results page, which normally contains up to 40 listings. It counts as one Extension export regardless of how many listings appear on that page. ## If the output is not what you expected * Confirm that the Zillow page has finished loading, then refresh it and try again. * Check **Dashboard** for the file format and image-URL defaults. * Check **Export settings** or the selected template for the included fields. * Read the [Extension troubleshooting guide](/docs/help/troubleshooting) if no file is created. When you need more than one results page, continue with [Export all pages](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-all-pages). --- --- title: "Use an export template in the Extension" description: "Apply a compatible PropertyDataLabs template to future browser Extension exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/extension-guides/use-export-templates" --- # Use an export template in the Extension ## Before you begin Export templates are available on Pro and higher plans. Create a template in the PropertyDataLabs web app before selecting it in the Extension. The template must use the **Extension** domain and match the Zillow listing type you plan to export. Follow [Create an export template](/docs/guides/web-guides/create-export-templates) if you do not already have a compatible template. ## Apply a template 1. Select **Settings** in the extension dock on a Zillow search-results page. 2. Open **Export settings**. 3. Select the property type you intend to export. 4. Open the **Export templates** list and choose the compatible template. 5. Review the selected fields and output settings. 6. Save the settings. 7. Close the settings panel and select **Page** or **All** in the dock. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add a two-frame template application example showing (1) the compatible template selector for one property type and (2) the applied configuration summary after saving. Highlight the template name, field count, file format, and the control used to return to custom settings. */} Selecting a template replaces the direct column configuration for that property type. Choose **Do not use a template** when you want to return to manually selected columns. ## When a template is missing Check that: * the template was created for the browser Extension rather than a Cloud product; * its property type matches the current Zillow search; * the account is signed in and still has access to Pro features; and * the settings panel has been closed and reopened since the template was created or edited. {/* TODO(screenshot): Add the empty or missing-template state with the property-type context and the link/action for managing templates visible. This should help users distinguish an incompatible template from a loading failure. */} Editing a template affects future exports. It does not change files that were already generated. --- --- title: "Create an export template" description: "Build and test a reusable column layout for future exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/web-guides/create-export-templates" --- # Create an export template ## Goal This guide creates a focused template whose output remains predictable across repeated exports. ## Create the template 1. Open **Export templates**. 2. Select the For sale, For rent, or Sold tab that matches the intended exports. 3. Select **New template**. 4. Confirm the property listing type. 5. Select whether the template is used with the extension or a Cloud product. 6. Choose Basic or Advanced depth. 7. Enter a descriptive name, such as `For-sale pricing review`. 8. Choose the file format. 9. Decide whether to remove empty columns. 10. Search or expand field groups and select only the fields needed for the task. 11. Drag selected columns into the order expected by your spreadsheet or import process. 12. Select **Create template**. ## Test it Apply the template to a small compatible export. Open the generated file and verify: * column names and order; * date and currency values; * fields that are commonly empty; * file compatibility with the program that will read it. Edit the template if necessary. Previously exported files do not change when a template is edited. ## Avoid common mistakes * A template for the extension does not automatically appear in Cloud Importer. * A Basic template cannot include Advanced-only fields. * Removing empty columns can produce a different set of columns from one file to the next. * Exporting all image URLs can create wide, large files. * Selecting a field does not guarantee that Zillow provides a value for every property. --- --- title: "Create your first Cloud export" description: "Create a manual Basic Importer job and review its completed result." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/web-guides/first-cloud-export" --- # Create your first Cloud export ## Goal This tutorial creates a manual Cloud Importer job from one Zillow search. Manual scheduling and Basic depth make the first run easier to review and control. ## Before you begin You need an active Cloud-enabled plan and available Cloud credits. On Zillow, open a search-results page, apply a narrow location and filters, and copy the complete URL. ## Create the job 1. In PropertyDataLabs, open **Cloud → Importer**. 2. Select **Create new job**. 3. Name the job after its location and filters. 4. Paste the Zillow search URL and choose the matching property type. 5. Select **Next**. 6. Choose **Basic** export type. 7. Choose **Manual** run frequency. 8. Leave **Export all listings** off for this first run. 9. Under **Automatic delivery**, choose **None — export manually** for the simplest first run. Choose **Google Sheets** instead only when the account is already connected and you want the completed result uploaded automatically. 10. If you selected Google Sheets, choose whether this run should create a new spreadsheet or add a new tab to a linked spreadsheet. 11. Select **Next**, verify the review, and select **Create job**. The job now exists, but no properties have been processed yet. ## Run it On the job page, verify that the export scope is the current page, delivery is correct, and the job is not recurring. Select **Start job** and confirm the action. The status changes while the server works. You can leave the page and return later. ## Review the result When the run completes, open its row menu and select **View result**. Check: * processed, successful, and failed counts; * credits used; * listing type and address data; * one property-detail page; * result insights, if available. Use **Export all properties** when you want a file. Choose CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`) based on where you will use the result. The job can be run again later without being recreated. If you selected Google Sheets, the completed result is uploaded there automatically and still remains available on this result page for manual export. ## Next steps * Turn on **Export all listings** after you understand the search size and credit impact. * Change to Advanced when you need property-page fields. * Add a schedule only when repeated exports are intentional. * Read [Linked accounts and Google Sheets](/docs/web/linked-accounts) before sending recurring runs to the same spreadsheet. * Read [Importer results and property data](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/results). --- --- title: "Manage your subscription" description: "Review the current plan, compare alternatives, access receipts, and update billing." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/web-guides/manage-subscription" --- # Manage your subscription ## Review the current subscription Open **Settings → Subscription**. Confirm the plan name, monthly or yearly period, current billing cycle, renewal date, and remaining Cloud credits. ## Compare plans 1. Select **View plans**. 2. Switch between Monthly and Yearly billing. 3. Compare extension limits, Cloud tools and credits, export formats, and support. 4. Select a plan only after checking the amount and effective billing period shown by checkout. Changing plans is a billing action. Do not use the comparison table alone as confirmation that a change was completed; return to Billing and verify the current-plan label. * **Upgrade within the same billing interval:** Takes effect immediately. Paddle credits the unused portion of the current plan and charges the prorated difference. * **Monthly to yearly:** Takes effect immediately and starts a new annual billing cycle. * **Downgrade:** Takes effect on the current renewal date. The existing plan remains active until then. * **Yearly to monthly:** Takes effect on the annual renewal date. The Billing page displays a scheduled change and lets you cancel it while it remains pending. The [Team plan](/docs/subscription-plans/team) is a legacy plan and is no longer open for new registrations or subscriptions. If your account already has Team, contact support before changing plans because Team is not available as a new plan selection. ## View invoices Select **Invoices**. Find the payment by date, product, amount, currency, and status, then select **Receipt** when available. Refunds can appear as separate entries and may take time to reach the original payment method. ## Update the payment method Select **Update payment method** and complete Paddle's secure form. Return to Billing when finished. PropertyDataLabs does not display or store the complete card number. ## Cancel a plan Select **Cancel plan**, review the effective end date and lost benefits, and confirm only when you intend to cancel. Cancellation normally stops future renewal; it is not the same as deleting the account. Export important Cloud results before access changes. ## Add Cloud credits without changing plans Open **Settings → Add-ons → View credit packs**. Compare one-time packs and select a purchase button to open checkout. Packs do not renew, do not expire, and are non-refundable. --- --- title: "Manage an organization" description: "Administer an existing organization on a legacy Team or Enterprise plan in the PropertyDataLabs web app." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/guides/web-guides/manage-team" --- # Manage an organization **Team is a legacy plan** Team and Enterprise are legacy plans that are no longer open for new registrations or subscriptions. Existing subscribers retain their organization access. Use the organization guides for the complete administration flow: 1. Start with [Organization administration](/docs/web/organization/overview) to understand the shared subscription, member balances, and Admin dashboard. 2. [Invite organization members](/docs/web/organization/add-organization-members) and choose an appropriate Member or Admin role for each person. 3. Review [Roles and permissions](/docs/web/organization/manage-roles-and-permissions) before granting administrative access. 4. Optionally [create internal teams](/docs/web/organization/manage-teams) to group accepted members. 5. [Configure automatic credit allocation](/docs/web/organization/automatic-credit-allocation) if members should receive credits when they join, run low, or the plan renews. 6. Use [organization usage and credit transactions](/docs/web/organization/usage-and-credit-transactions) to monitor activity and audit credit movements. Changing an internal team assignment does not change organization access, roles, or credits. --- --- title: "Cloud Aggregator" description: "Combine several Zillow searches into one server-side result." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-aggregator" --- # Cloud Aggregator ## When to use Aggregator Cloud Aggregator combines the listings returned by multiple Zillow search URLs. Use it when one export should cover several locations or filter sets while producing one result table. If you only have one search URL, use [Cloud Importer](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer). If you have a list of individual property URLs, use [Cloud Fetcher](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-fetcher). ## Create an Aggregator job Open **Cloud → Aggregator → Create new job**.  ### 1. Sources and property type Enter a descriptive job name and paste the first Zillow search-results URL. Use **Add another URL** for each additional search. Remove a row if it should not be included. All URLs in one job must use the selected property type. ### 2. Schedule and destination Choose Basic or Advanced export depth, a manual or automatic frequency, and whether to export all listings from every source. You can also send completed results by email or upload them to Google Sheets. The export-all choice applies to each source URL. A job with several broad searches can therefore process a large number of properties. ### 3. Review Check the number of source URLs, search-result coverage, export type, schedule, delivery, and variable credit use. Basic processing costs one credit for each Zillow results page processed; Advanced processing costs one credit for each primary listing processed. Because these rules apply to every source URL, add the estimates for all searches in the job. Read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for the calculation, maximum-cost examples, and the rental-building unit exception. Creating the job saves its configuration. Select **Start job** separately when you want a result. **Failed Advanced listing retrievals do not use credits** For an Advanced Aggregator run, a primary listing uses one credit only when its data is successfully retrieved. If PropertyDataLabs cannot retrieve the listing, it uses zero credits. Basic Aggregator runs use the page-based credit rule instead. ## Results and associated jobs Each Aggregator run coordinates underlying Importer work for its source URLs. The job page can show these as associated jobs while the Aggregator result presents their combined retained properties. Do not delete related data unless you no longer need the aggregate history.  Use address and location filters, column controls, row selection, property-detail links, and export actions in the same way as other Cloud result pages. Manual result downloads support CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), and JSON (`.json`). Generated insights summarize pricing, location, property mix, and field coverage across the combined result. ## Email export fields When email delivery is enabled, **Update exported fields** controls the file attached or linked from future result emails. You can search available columns, select field groups, remove empty columns, include all image URLs where allowed, and reorder selected columns. Availability depends on the plan and export depth. Changing exported fields affects future files. It does not change the retained property records in existing results. --- --- title: "Cloud Fetcher" description: "Fetch Advanced data for a precise CSV list of Zillow property URLs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-fetcher" --- # Cloud Fetcher ## What Fetcher does Cloud Fetcher processes individual Zillow property URLs and retains Advanced property data. It gives you exact control over the properties in the job, unlike Importer and Aggregator, which discover properties from search results. ## Create a Fetcher job Open **Cloud → Fetcher → Create new job**.  ### 1. Upload property URLs Prepare a CSV with one column named `url` or `URL`. Put one valid Zillow property URL in each row. Other columns are ignored. Upload the file, inspect the validation preview, and remove or correct invalid rows before continuing. The CSV is the job's input format only. Completed Fetcher results can be downloaded as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). ### 2. Configure the job Enter a name, choose Manual or an available recurring frequency, and select the property listing type. Optionally enable Google Sheets and choose whether each run creates a new spreadsheet or adds a tab to a linked spreadsheet. Fetcher uses Advanced property-page processing. Budget one Cloud credit for each primary property processed in a run. Rental units contained within a primary building listing do not consume extra credits. See [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for details. **Failed listing retrievals do not use credits** A Fetcher property uses one credit only when PropertyDataLabs successfully retrieves its data. If the listing cannot be retrieved, it uses zero credits. A successfully retrieved property can still contain empty fields when Zillow does not provide those values. ### 3. Review and create Confirm the valid property count, listing type, schedule, delivery destination, and credit balance. Creating the job does not start it. ## Manage the property list The job page lists Active and Archived properties. Search by address, filter by status, and use a row menu to view, edit, archive, or delete a property. The job menu controls its name, schedule, delivery, archive state, and deletion. **Update Google Sheets fields** controls the columns and order used for future spreadsheet uploads. Changing these fields does not remove data from retained web results. ## Review results and insights  A result shows processed, successful, and failed properties plus credits used. Search and filter the table, open a property record, or export selected/all properties to CSV, Excel, Parquet, or JSON. Fetcher property pages can contain detailed pricing, physical characteristics, media, listing descriptions, and contact or ownership fields when they were provided by the source. Generated insights summarize median price, typical price range, leading cities and ZIP codes, property types, bedroom distribution, and field completeness. They are calculated from retained records and do not fetch fresh Zillow data. Large exports appear under **Cloud → Fetcher → Background exports** and remain available for 24 hours after they are created. --- --- title: "Cloud Monitoring" description: "Track a list of properties and compare their listing status over repeated runs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-monitoring" --- # Cloud Monitoring ## What Monitoring does Cloud Monitoring takes a controlled list of properties and captures a new status snapshot each time the job runs. It is useful when you need to see whether tracked properties became listed, sold, changed price, disappeared, or otherwise changed between runs. Unlike Importer, Monitoring does not start from a search URL. You upload the exact properties to track. ## Create a Monitoring job Open **Cloud → Monitoring → Create new job**. The creation flow has three steps.  ### 1. Upload properties Choose one input format and upload a CSV file: * **Property addresses:** include a column named `address` or `Address`. Use complete addresses such as `123 Main St, City, State Zip`. * **Listing URLs:** include a column named `url` or `URL`. Every included value must be a valid Zillow property URL. Other columns are ignored. The preview identifies valid and invalid rows. Remove or correct invalid rows before continuing; only valid rows are added to the job. The CSV is the job's input format only. Completed Monitoring results can be downloaded as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). ### 2. Configure the job Enter a clear name and select Manual, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly frequency. Optionally enable Google Sheets delivery. If you use an existing linked spreadsheet, choose the available destination; a sheet already assigned to an incompatible job may be unavailable. ### 3. Review and create Confirm the property count, schedule, and destination. The review also displays your current Cloud credit balance. Select **Create job** only after the uploaded property count is correct. **Failed property retrievals do not use credits** A monitored property uses one credit only when PropertyDataLabs successfully retrieves its data for that run. If the property cannot be retrieved, it uses zero credits. A successfully retrieved property can still contain empty fields when Zillow does not provide those values. ## Manage watched properties  The job page shows Active and Archived properties. Search by address, filter by status, and open a property to see its monitoring history. A property menu can include **View monitored property**, **Edit property**, **Archive property**, and **Delete property**. Archiving stops treating the property as active while preserving its retained history. Editing is appropriate for correcting its address or Zillow URL. Deleting is permanent. ## Review a monitoring run Select **View job results** and open a completed run. The result summary groups properties into For sale, For rent, Sold, Other, and Not found. Search and location filters help narrow large result sets.  When generated insights are available, they compare properties present in consecutive runs and show status changes, price changes, locations, property types, bedrooms, and field coverage.  Open a property result for its captured price, status, location, physical details, media, and source URL. The monitored-property page shows the same property's history across multiple runs, which is different from viewing all properties in one run. ## Edit, export, and schedule The job's **Edit job** page changes its name, run frequency, and future Google Sheets delivery. It does not alter existing results. **Start job** creates a new snapshot and consumes credits for the properties processed. Use result export controls for selected or all properties and choose CSV, Excel, Parquet, or JSON. Large files appear under **Background exports** and remain downloadable for 24 hours after creation. --- --- title: "Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs" description: "Compare export depth and estimate the credits a Cloud run can use." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs" --- # Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs ## Basic and Advanced at a glance Cloud Importer and Cloud Aggregator can export Zillow search results in two ways. The best choice depends on the amount of property detail you need and the number of credits you want the run to use. | Export type | Data collected | Credit rule | Best suited to | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Basic** | Fields available directly from Zillow search-result pages | 1 credit for each results page processed | Larger, lower-cost lists where search-result data is sufficient | | **Advanced** | Basic fields plus additional data collected from each primary property listing | 1 credit for each primary listing processed | Smaller or more detailed datasets where the additional property fields matter | Basic can collect a page of search results in one operation. Advanced performs additional work for each primary listing so that it can collect the more detailed property fields. That difference is why Basic is charged by results page and Advanced is charged by listing. Basic and Advanced describe how data is collected, not the downloaded file format. After a supported Cloud result completes, you can export it as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). Choosing a file format does not change the run's credit use. Advanced does not mean that every field will contain a value. A field can be empty when Zillow does not provide that information for a particular property. Select **List of exported data points** in a job form to compare the fields supported by each export type. ## Understand page-based and listing-based costs A Zillow search-results page can contain up to 40 primary listings. A Cloud job can process the first page only or, when **Export all listings** is enabled, up to 20 pages from each source URL. This makes the maximum cost per source URL straightforward to estimate: | Search coverage | Basic | Advanced | | --------------- | ---------------: | ----------------: | | First page only | 1 credit | Up to 40 credits | | Up to 20 pages | Up to 20 credits | Up to 800 credits | For Advanced, the calculation is: `primary listings processed × 1 credit` For example, if an Advanced run processes 137 primary listings, it uses 137 credits. A broad 20-page search can process as many as 800 primary listings (`20 pages × 40 listings`) and can therefore use up to 800 credits in one run. If those 137 listings were spread across four Zillow results pages, the same coverage would use four credits in Basic mode and 137 credits in Advanced mode. The Advanced run costs more because it collects the additional property-level data. **The maximum is not a prediction** Zillow may return fewer than 40 listings on a page, fewer pages than requested, duplicate results, or a different result count by the time the job runs. The review screen is an estimate. The completed result shows the actual credits used. **Failed listing retrievals do not use credits** Listing-based processing charges only for primary listings whose data is successfully retrieved. If an Advanced Importer or Aggregator, Fetcher, or Monitoring run cannot retrieve a listing, that listing uses zero credits. A successfully retrieved listing can still contain empty fields when Zillow does not provide those values. ## Aggregator jobs can process several searches Cloud Aggregator applies the same rules to every source URL in the job. Estimate each search separately, then add the estimates together. For example, an Advanced Aggregator job with three source URLs, each capable of returning 20 full pages, could use up to 2,400 credits (`3 URLs × 20 pages × 40 listings`). Overlapping properties may appear in more than one search, and Zillow may return fewer pages or listings, so use this figure as a maximum exposure rather than an expected charge. ## Advanced rental buildings and units Some Zillow rental results represent an entire building and include detailed information for the units inside that building. For Advanced exports, the building is the primary listing that consumes a credit. The units included within that building data do **not** consume additional credits. For example, one primary building listing with details for 25 units costs one Advanced credit, not 26 credits. Enabling **Export all building units** can add many unit rows to the exported file, but those derived unit rows do not increase the Cloud credit charge. This exception applies to units contained within a primary building listing. If Zillow returns separate properties as separate primary listings, each primary listing is still counted normally. ## Other Cloud workflows Cloud Fetcher always uses Advanced property processing and charges one credit for each primary property processed from the uploaded list. Cloud Monitoring also uses credits for the individual properties processed in each run. Neither workflow offers the Basic page-based option. ## Check the actual charge Before starting a job, review its export type, page coverage, number of source URLs, and estimated credit use. After the run finishes, open the result or run history to see the actual number of properties processed and credits used. --- --- title: "Choose a Cloud workflow" description: "Compare Importer, Aggregator, Monitoring, and Fetcher before creating a job." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/overview" --- # Choose a Cloud workflow ## The four Cloud workflows All Cloud jobs run on PropertyDataLabs servers, so the browser does not need to remain open after a run starts. The important difference is what each workflow accepts as input and what it produces. | Workflow | Start with | Use it when you need | | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | [Cloud Importer](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer) | One Zillow search-results URL | A one-time or recurring export from one search | | [Cloud Aggregator](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-aggregator) | Two or more Zillow search-results URLs | One combined result from several searches | | [Cloud Monitoring](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-monitoring) | A CSV of property addresses or Zillow listing URLs | Repeated status snapshots and changes over time | | [Cloud Fetcher](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-fetcher) | A CSV of individual Zillow listing URLs | Advanced property data for a controlled list of listings | ## Basic and Advanced data **Basic** exports collect the fields available from search results. They are economical for large lists. **Advanced** exports also visit individual property pages and can return more detailed fields. Advanced processing uses one credit for each primary listing processed, while Basic Importer and Aggregator runs use one credit for each Zillow results page processed. A results page can contain up to 40 listings, and **Export all listings** can process up to 20 pages from each source URL. An Advanced 20-page run can therefore use up to 800 credits per source URL. Read [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for worked examples and the no-extra-credit rule for units contained within rental building listings. Monitoring and Fetcher process individual properties. Always review the credit summary shown before creating or running a job. Purchased credit packs do not expire, but plan allowances and eligibility can differ. **Failed listing retrievals do not use credits** For Advanced Importer and Aggregator, Cloud Fetcher, and Cloud Monitoring, a primary listing uses a credit only when its data is successfully retrieved. If PropertyDataLabs cannot retrieve the listing, that listing uses zero credits. Basic Importer and Aggregator runs follow the page-based credit rule instead. ## Manual and scheduled runs Choose **Manual** when you want complete control over when a job starts. Scheduled choices include hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly where supported. The job detail page shows the next run and whether the schedule is recurring. Changing a schedule affects future runs. It does not rewrite previous results. Cloud Importer uses an anchored, timezone-aware schedule and skips missed occurrences instead of starting catch-up runs. See [Understanding recurring Importer schedules](/docs/web/cloud/recurring-schedules) for worked examples. ## Delivery choices Every completed result remains available in the web app. Depending on the workflow, you can also: * upload future results to Google Sheets; * send supported results by email; * download CSV, Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`); * create a background export for a large result. Cloud Importer uses one delivery choice per job: manual export, Google Sheets, or Email. Google Sheets and Email cannot be enabled together. Email delivery uses CSV, while choosing Google Sheets lets each run create a new spreadsheet or add a new tab to a linked spreadsheet. Connect Google Sheets before selecting it as the delivery method. See [Linked accounts and Google Sheets](/docs/web/linked-accounts). ## Safe job management Job menus can contain **Start**, **Edit**, **Copy URL**, **Open on Zillow**, **Archive**, and **Delete**. Archiving hides a job from active work while preserving its history. Deleting is permanent and can remove related results; read the confirmation dialog carefully. --- --- title: "Understanding recurring Importer schedules" description: "Learn how Cloud Importer calculates hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly runs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/recurring-schedules" --- # Understanding recurring Importer schedules ## How the first run is chosen Cloud Importer anchors a recurring schedule to a local date and time in the job's timezone. An hourly schedule starts at the next whole hour. For daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly schedules, PropertyDataLabs starts with that next whole hour and then applies one full interval. For example, suppose you create a job on **July 26, 2026 at 10:23 AM**: | Frequency | First scheduled run | | --------- | ------------------------- | | Hourly | July 26 at 11:00 AM | | Daily | July 27 at 11:00 AM | | Weekly | August 2 at 11:00 AM | | Monthly | August 26 at 11:00 AM | | Yearly | July 26, 2027 at 11:00 AM | These examples use the timezone stored with the job. The job becomes eligible to start at the scheduled time. Cloud Importer checks for due jobs every five minutes, so a run may start a few minutes later. Workload, retries, or service interruptions can cause a longer delay. ## The schedule does not drift Future runs are calculated from the original schedule anchor, not from the time the previous run finished. A daily job anchored at 11:00 AM remains an 11:00 AM job even if one run finishes at 11:17 AM. A manual run also leaves the recurring schedule unchanged. You can run a recurring job early without moving its next automatic run. ## Month-end and leap-year schedules Cloud Importer keeps the intended calendar date when possible: * A monthly job anchored on the 31st uses the last available day in a shorter month. It returns to the 31st when a later month has that date. * A yearly job anchored on February 29 runs on February 28 in a non-leap year. It returns to February 29 in the next leap year. For example, a monthly schedule anchored on January 31 runs on February 28, then March 31. ## Timezones and daylight saving time The schedule stores its own timezone. Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly jobs keep the same local hour when daylight saving time changes, even though the corresponding UTC time may change. When you configure a recurring job, Cloud Importer chooses a timezone in this order: 1. the timezone already stored with the job; 2. your saved account timezone; 3. the timezone detected by your browser; 4. UTC when none of the above is available. The selected timezone is displayed during job review and on the job detail page. Changing your account timezone later does not silently move an existing schedule; edit the job when you want to change its schedule timezone. **Choose the timezone where the work matters** If you collect data for a market in another region, choose that market's timezone instead of your current location. The schedule then remains tied to the market when you travel. ## Moving or changing your account timezone Changing your account timezone does **not** update existing recurring jobs. Each job keeps the timezone stored when its schedule was created or last edited. The new account timezone becomes the default for new jobs. For example, suppose you create ten recurring jobs in `America/New_York`, move to Sweden, and change your account timezone to `Europe/Stockholm`: * the ten existing jobs remain scheduled in `America/New_York`; * new jobs default to `Europe/Stockholm`; * changing an existing job requires editing that job and selecting the new timezone. Whether you should update the existing jobs depends on what their schedule represents: | You want the jobs to follow | Recommended action | | ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | The original property market or business hours | Keep the existing job timezone | | Your current local time after a permanent move | Edit each affected job and select the new timezone | | Your location during a short trip | Keep the existing job timezone | Editing a job's timezone creates a new schedule anchor, so review its new next-run time before saving. PropertyDataLabs does not automatically change every job because that could unexpectedly move many runs and cause them to start at the wrong market time. ## Delayed and missed runs Cloud Importer does not start a burst of catch-up runs after downtime. If one or more scheduled times have passed, it skips those missed occurrences and calculates the next future occurrence from the original anchor. This keeps recurring jobs predictable and prevents several old runs from consuming credits at once. ## Changes that reset the anchor Changing the frequency or schedule timezone creates a new anchor from the time of the change. Editing unrelated settings, such as the job name or delivery destination, preserves the existing schedule. Archiving pauses automatic runs. Unarchiving a recurring job creates a new future anchor. Previous results remain unchanged. --- --- title: "Results, insights, and exports" description: "Understand the controls shared by Cloud result pages and background exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/results-and-exports" --- # Results, insights, and exports ## Result status Cloud job histories distinguish successful, failed, and in-progress runs. A completed result records its completion time, processed counts, failures, credits used, and an error message when applicable. The counts describe that run only; they do not represent every run of the job. ## Tables and filters Result tables commonly provide: * address search; * City, ZIP, State, property-status, or job-status filters; * sortable headings; * visible-column controls; * row selection; * rows-per-page and page navigation. Some address filters apply to the current loaded page. If you cannot find a record, clear filters and check the next result page. ## Property records Open a street address to inspect the retained record. Fields are grouped by purpose rather than by their original source order. Nested values, such as property-tax history and image URLs, appear as readable lists. Use the copy control beside a value to copy it. A property page reports how many fields were populated and when the record was captured. “Complete data retained” means the complete stored record is being shown; it does not mean every possible Zillow field had a value. ## Result insights Insights are deterministic summaries built from the result's retained properties. Depending on the workflow they can include price ranges, locations, property types, bedrooms, listing statuses, changes from a previous monitoring run, and data-coverage percentages. * **Generate insights** creates them for a result that does not have them yet. * **View insights** opens an existing analysis without fetching properties again. Insights describe the result at capture time and are not a live market appraisal. ## Export options Select rows for a partial export or use **Export all properties** for the complete result. Available result-download formats are: | Format | Extension | Best suited to | | ------- | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | CSV | `.csv` | Broad compatibility with spreadsheet and database tools | | Excel | `.xlsx` | Opening and reviewing results directly in spreadsheet software | | Parquet | `.parquet` | Large datasets, analytics tools, and typed columnar storage | | JSON | `.json` | APIs, scripts, automations, and structured data processing | These formats are available for Cloud Importer, Aggregator, Monitoring, and Fetcher result exports. Field choices still depend on the workflow, export depth, plan, and templates. Google Sheets and Cloud Importer Email are delivery destinations rather than file formats. Email delivery uses CSV, while the retained result can still be exported manually in any format supported by its result page. An export action creates a file from retained result data; it does not start a new property-scraping run or consume credits for fetching the properties again. ## Background exports Monitoring and Fetcher provide a **Background exports** page for files that need time to prepare. It shows preparation status, start and completion times, expiration, download link, errors, and a link back to the source result. Completed download links remain available for 24 hours. Download the file before **Link expired** appears. Expiration removes access to that generated file, not the underlying job result. --- --- title: "Share Cloud results with Pro" description: "Create reusable links or private email invitations for Cloud results and properties on Pro." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/share-results-pro" --- # Share Cloud results with Pro ## Goal Share a completed Cloud result or property as a read-only page without sending the exported file itself. Pro links can remain active for up to seven days. ## Before you begin You need an active Pro or higher plan and a retained result from Cloud Importer, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Aggregator, or Cloud Fetcher. Sharing does not start another Cloud job or consume credits. ## Share with anyone who has the link 1. Open the Cloud result or property. 2. Select **Share result** or **Share property**. 3. Under **General access**, choose **Anyone with the link**. 4. Open **Share settings** and choose whether viewers can download the shared data. 5. Confirm the expiration. Pro links can expire sooner than seven days, but not later. 6. Select **Copy link** and send it through your preferred channel. The same active general link is returned whenever you reopen the sharing dialog and select **Copy link**. It remains reusable until you restrict general access, replace the link, revoke the share, or the share expires. ## Invite specific people 1. Open the sharing dialog. 2. Under **General access**, choose **Restricted**. 3. Enter a recipient's email address and select **Send invite**. 4. Repeat for each person who needs access. Each recipient receives a private link that expires after seven days or when the share expires, whichever happens first. A share can have up to 20 active invitation recipients. You can resend or revoke each invitation without affecting other recipients. ## Manage access Open **Cloud → Shared results** to review active, expired, and revoked shares. * **Restrict general access** disables the general link while leaving active recipient invitations available. * **Replace link** invalidates the current general link and creates a replacement. * **Revoke share** immediately disables every general link, invitation, and active viewer session. Shared pages never let viewers change the source job, result, or property. For longer expiration, password protection, access counts, and a company name on the shared page, see [Share Cloud results with Ultra](/docs/web/cloud/share-results-ultra). --- --- title: "Share Cloud results with Ultra" description: "Use extended expiration, passwords, analytics, and company branding when sharing Cloud research." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/share-results-ultra" --- # Share Cloud results with Ultra ## Goal Use Ultra sharing controls when a Cloud result or property needs longer access, an additional password, usage counts, or your company name. Ultra includes every sharing feature described in [Share Cloud results with Pro](/docs/web/cloud/share-results-pro): reusable general links, restricted email invitations, download controls, recipient revocation, link replacement, and complete share revocation. ## Choose the expiration 1. Open the Cloud result or property and select **Share result** or **Share property**. 2. Open **Share settings**. 3. Choose an expiration date and time. 4. Select **Save settings** for an existing share, or continue with **Copy link** or **Send invite** when creating one. New Ultra shares default to 30 days. You can choose any earlier expiration or extend the share up to 90 days from the time you save it. Private email invitations still expire after seven days or when the share expires, whichever happens first. ## Add a password 1. Open **Share settings**. 2. Enter a password between 10 and 128 characters. 3. Select **Save settings**. 4. Send the password separately from the link. The password applies to the shared page in addition to its general or recipient-specific link. Changing or removing it invalidates existing viewer sessions, so viewers must unlock the page again. ## Add your company name Enter a company or research-team name under **Share settings**, then save. The name appears on the shared page without changing the underlying result. ## Review usage The sharing dialog and **Cloud → Shared results** show view and download counts for Ultra shares. Counts help you confirm whether a share is being used; they do not identify anonymous viewers of a general link. ## Revoke access Ultra uses the same access controls as Pro: * revoke one recipient's invitation without affecting other links; * restrict general access while retaining active recipient invitations; * replace the general link to invalidate the previous URL; or * revoke the complete share and every active viewer session. --- --- title: "Add organization members" description: "Invite members, track responses, resend or revoke invitations, and remove access safely." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/add-organization-members" --- # Add organization members ## Who can invite members Organization owners and admins can send invitations. An organization on the legacy Team plan supports up to 10 members in total, including the owner. The invitation window shows how many additional people can be invited. ## Send an invitation 1. Open **Organization → Invitations sent**. 2. Select **Invite teammates**. 3. Enter the person's email address. 4. Choose **Member** or **Admin**. Read [Roles and permissions](./manage-roles-and-permissions) before granting admin access. 5. Select **Add email** to prepare more invitations in the same form, if needed. 6. Select **Send invite** or **Send invites**.  The invitation remains valid for 14 days. The secure sign-in link in the invitation email remains valid for 24 hours. If that link expires, the invited person can sign in directly or ask an owner or admin to resend it. The invited address must belong to the account that will accept the invitation. An account that already belongs to an organization cannot join a second one. ## Track, resend, or revoke an invitation The **Invitations sent** table shows the email address, assigned role, sent date, sent count, and response status. Search by email or filter by role and status. Open the row menu for an invitation that has not been accepted: * **Resend invitation** sends a fresh email with a new 24-hour sign-in link and starts a new 14-day invitation window. An invitation can be resent up to two times. * **Revoke invitation** invalidates a pending invitation so it can no longer be accepted. Accepted invitations have no resend or revoke action. ## Accept or decline an invitation The invited user follows the email link or signs in with the invited email address and opens **Organization → Invitations received**. Open the row menu and choose **Accept invitation** or **Decline invitation**. An expired invitation cannot be accepted or declined. Ask an owner or admin to resend it. After acceptance, the user appears on **Organization → Members** and inherits eligible features from the organization owner's subscription. If the **New member credits** rule is enabled, the configured credit amount is transferred from the owner when the user joins. ## Remove a member Owners can remove admins or members. Admins can remove members, but cannot remove the owner or another admin. 1. Open **Organization → Members**. 2. Open the action menu on the member's row. 3. Select **Remove from organization**. 4. Read the confirmation carefully, then confirm the removal. Removal ends the member's inherited organization access, returns their remaining organization credits to the owner, removes their organization role and team memberships, and returns their account to the Free plan. It does not delete their PropertyDataLabs account. **The owner cannot be removed** The owner cannot leave or be removed like another member. The owner must delete the organization to end it, which is a separate permanent action. --- --- title: "Configure automatic credit allocation" description: "Distribute the owner's organization credits to members when they join, run low, or the plan renews." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/automatic-credit-allocation" --- # Configure automatic credit allocation ## How organization credit allocation works Open **Organization → Credit settings**. Owners and admins can configure three independent rules. Each rule transfers credits from the owner's balance to other organization members; it does not create extra credits.  ## New member credits Enable **New member credits** and enter **Credits to assign** to give a user a starting balance once when they accept an organization invitation. The owner's balance must contain enough credits when the user joins. ## Low-balance top-up Enable **Low-balance top-up** and set: * **Low-balance threshold**: the balance at or below which a member qualifies. * **Top-up amount**: the number of credits transferred to each qualifying member. The rule applies to members, not the owner. A top-up is skipped when the owner does not have enough credits to fund all eligible transfers. ## Plan renewal credits Enable **Plan renewal credits** and enter the amount intended for each member. When the organization plan renews, the system distributes credits from the renewed owner's balance to other members. If the full configured amount is unavailable, the system limits the per-member distribution to what can be shared evenly without overdrawing the owner. ## Save and review each rule Each rule has its own **Save changes** button. After changing a switch or amount, save that rule before moving to another page. Enabled amounts must be greater than zero. Use **Organization → Credit transactions** to confirm completed automatic allocations. Transactions are labeled **New User Bonus**, **Low Balance Top-up**, or **Plan Renewal**. **Plan ahead for several members** Automatic allocations draw from the same owner balance used by Cloud jobs and manual transfers. Multiply the per-member amount by the number of eligible members before enabling a rule. --- --- title: "Create an organization" description: "Create and configure an organization when your subscription includes organization access." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/create-an-organization" --- # Create an organization **Organization plans are closed to new customers** Team and Enterprise are legacy plans that are no longer available to new customers. Existing subscribers keep their organization access. ## Before you start You need a subscription with organization access and an account that is not already a member of another organization. One account can belong to only one organization at a time. If your account already has an organization, opening **Organization** takes you directly to its General page. You do not need to create another one. ## Create the organization 1. Select **Organization** in the left navigation. 2. If your eligible account has no organization, the creation window opens automatically. 3. Enter a recognizable organization name between 5 and 50 characters. 4. Confirm the creation. The account that creates the organization becomes its owner. An organization has one owner; the owner role cannot be assigned from the invitation form. ## Configure the General page Open **Organization → General** after creation. * **Your organization name** is shown to invited users and in organization emails. Only the owner can change it. * **Organization owner** shows the owner's contact email and provides a copy button. * **Delete organization** is available only to the owner and permanently removes the organization. Choose a name that invited users will recognize before sending invitations. ## Next steps * [Invite organization members](/docs/web/organization/add-organization-members) * [Understand roles and permissions](/docs/web/organization/manage-roles-and-permissions) * [Configure automatic credit allocation](/docs/web/organization/automatic-credit-allocation) --- --- title: "FAQ" description: "Find answers to common questions about using PropertyDataLabs with an organization account." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/faq" --- # FAQ This page answers common questions about PropertyDataLabs organization accounts. Start with [Organization administration](./overview) if the organization model is new to you. *** ## General ### How many users can I add to my organization? The legacy Team plan supports up to **10** organization members, including the owner. The legacy Enterprise plan supports up to **50** members, including the owner. Neither plan is open for new registrations or subscriptions, but existing subscribers retain their organization allowance. See the [Team plan](/docs/subscription-plans/team) reference for Team details. ### Can I be a member of multiple organizations? Non-owner members can belong to only one organization at a time. To join another organization, they must leave their current organization first. Organization owners cannot leave normally; they must delete their current organization before joining another. ## Roles and permissions ### What can an organization Owner do? The owner controls the subscription and organization lifecycle, can invite and remove users, manage credits and teams, change the organization name, and promote members to admins. The owner cannot leave or remove themselves. ### What can an organization Admin do? An admin can invite users, manage members and internal teams, transfer credits, configure automatic credit allocation, and review organization usage. An admin cannot change the organization name, manage the subscription, remove the owner or another admin, or delete the organization. ### What can an organization Member do? An organization member inherits eligible paid extension and Cloud features from the owner's subscription and uses their own assigned Cloud credit balance. Members can view the directory but cannot manage invitations, roles, teams, credit automation, reporting, or the subscription. ## Membership and invitations ### What happens if I leave my organization? Your inherited organization access ends, remaining organization credits return to the owner, and your account returns to the Free plan. Your PropertyDataLabs account itself is not deleted. ### What if my invitation has expired? An invitation remains valid for 14 days, while its secure email sign-in link remains valid for 24 hours. If only the sign-in link has expired, sign in directly with the invited email address. If the invitation itself has expired, ask the organization owner or an admin to resend it. Resending starts a new 14-day invitation window and creates a new 24-hour sign-in link. An invitation can be resent up to two times. ### Do internal teams change access or credits? No. Teams are optional groups inside an organization. Adding or removing a team assignment does not change the person's organization role, paid feature access, credit balance, jobs, or results. *** ## Contact support ### I have another question See [Contact PropertyDataLabs support](/docs/help/contact-support) to reach us by email, contact form, or directly on X. Paid customers receive priority support, and we usually respond very quickly, although exact response times can vary. --- --- title: "Manage roles and permissions" description: "Compare Owner, Admin, and Member access and change a member's role safely." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/manage-roles-and-permissions" --- # Manage roles and permissions ## Roles at a glance | Action | Owner | Admin | Member | | ----------------------------------------------- | ----- | ------------------ | ------ | | Use eligible extension and Cloud features | Yes | Yes | Yes | | View the member directory | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Invite members | Yes | Yes | No | | Create and manage internal teams | Yes | Yes | No | | View organization usage and credit transactions | Yes | Yes | No | | Configure automatic credit allocation | Yes | Yes | No | | Transfer organization credits | Yes | Yes | No | | Change a member between Member and Admin | Yes | Yes — Members only | No | | Remove another member | Yes | Yes — Members only | No | | Change the organization name | Yes | No | No | | Delete the organization | Yes | No | No | | Leave the organization | No | Yes | Yes | There is one owner. Invitations can assign only **Member** or **Admin**. ## Owner The owner controls the organization lifecycle and subscription. The owner's Cloud credit balance is the source used for manual transfers and automatic allocations to other members. The owner cannot leave or remove themselves; ending the organization requires permanent organization deletion. ## Admin An admin can manage day-to-day membership, teams, usage, and credit allocation. An admin can update or remove a Member, but cannot change or remove the owner or another admin. Admins can leave the organization themselves. Because admins can invite people and distribute credits, grant this role only to people who should manage organization access and balances. ## Member A member receives the eligible paid features inherited from the owner's organization subscription. Members can view the directory and use their own assigned Cloud credit balance, but cannot manage invitations, teams, credit automation, organization reporting, billing, or organization settings. ## Change a role 1. Open **Organization → Members**. 2. Find the person and open the action menu at the end of the row. 3. Select **Update user role**. 4. Choose **Member** or **Admin** and confirm. The new permissions take effect for that account after the update. Changing a role does not move credits or delete the user's jobs and results. --- --- title: "Manage organization teams" description: "Group existing organization members into internal teams without changing their account access." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/manage-teams" --- # Manage organization teams ## Organizations and teams are different Every accepted user is an organization member. A **team** is an optional group inside the organization, such as Research, Acquisitions, or Operations. Adding a person to a team does not invite them to the organization, change their organization role, or move credits. Owners and admins can manage teams. Members can see team information but do not receive team management controls. ## Create a team 1. Open **Organization → Teams**. 2. Select **Create team**. 3. Enter a short, recognizable name. 4. Confirm the creation. The new team initially has no members.  ## Add or remove team members Open **Team actions** on the appropriate team. * **Add member to team** lets you select from accepted organization members. * **Remove member from team** removes only the team assignment. The person remains in the organization with the same role, credit balance, jobs, and results. Use the search box and Role filter when a team contains many people. ## Rename or delete a team * **Update team name** changes the label for the group. * **Delete team** permanently removes the group and its member assignments. Deleting a team does not remove its people from the organization and does not delete their accounts or Cloud data. --- --- title: "Organization administration" description: "Understand the organization dashboard, navigation, access requirements, and shared account model." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/overview" --- # Organization administration ## What an organization is An organization lets several PropertyDataLabs accounts use one organization subscription while keeping separate sign-ins, roles, Cloud credit balances, and activity records. It is not the same as an internal **team**: an organization contains all members, while teams are optional groups inside that organization. Organization features remain available to existing subscribers on the legacy Enterprise and [Team plans](/docs/subscription-plans/team). Neither plan is open for new registrations or subscriptions. The Team plan includes every Ultra feature and up to 10 organization members, including the owner.  ## Open the organization area Select **Organization** in the left navigation. The available pages are: * **General**: organization name, owner details, and organization deletion. * **Members**: member roles, available Cloud credits, transfers, and removal controls. * **Teams**: optional groups for organizing members. * **FAQ**: answers available inside the app. * **Invitations sent**: pending and historical invitations sent by the organization. * **Invitations received**: invitations sent to your own account. * **Usage**: organization-wide Cloud credit and member activity reporting. * **Credit settings**: automatic rules for distributing credits to members. * **Credit transactions**: the audit trail for assignments and adjustments. Owners and admins see administration controls. Members can see limited organization information but cannot change settings that require an owner or admin. ## Admin dashboard From the main Dashboard, select **View Admin dashboard** to open **Organization → Usage**. The page summarizes credits used in the last 30 days, active and inactive members, the top consumer, daily usage, and member activity. Usage data refreshes every 15 minutes. ## Shared subscription and separate balances The organization owner's subscription grants eligible features to accepted members. Cloud credits are held in individual balances: the owner's balance acts as the organization pool, and credits can be transferred or distributed to members. Removing a member returns that member's remaining organization credits to the owner. **Deleting an organization is permanent** Only the owner can delete the organization. Deletion removes organization membership and organization-level access and cannot be undone. Removing one member does not delete that person's PropertyDataLabs account. --- --- title: "Review organization usage and credit transactions" description: "Use the admin dashboard to investigate Cloud activity, member consumption, and credit movements." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/organization/usage-and-credit-transactions" --- # Review organization usage and credit transactions Owners and admins can open **Organization → Usage** or select **View Admin dashboard** from the main Dashboard. Organization members cannot open the administrative usage and transaction reports. ## Organization usage summary The top of the Usage page shows: * credits used across the organization in the last 30 days; * active members and total members; * the highest-consuming member; * members with no activity for more than 30 days; and * completed jobs and credit use for the selected daily date range. Usage data refreshes every 15 minutes, so a newly completed job may not appear immediately.  ## Review individual member activity The **Member activity** section supports searching by name or email, filtering Active or Inactive members, and sorting by member, credits used, last web activity, last extension activity, or status. Select **View** on a member to open a detailed activity panel. Select **Export** to download the current filtered view or all member data as CSV or XLSX. A current view export includes only the members that match the active search and status filter. ## Credit transaction history Open **Organization → Credit transactions** for the last 30 days of organization credit movements. Each row identifies the member, email, signed amount, reason, and date. Reasons include manual transfers, new-member bonuses, low-balance top-ups, plan-renewal allocations, admin adjustments, and credits returned when a user leaves or is removed. Search by name or email, or filter by reason. Positive amounts add credits to the named user. Negative amounts remove credits. Review both the recipient row and the owner's balance when investigating an allocation. --- --- title: "Create an Importer job" description: "Configure a Zillow search, export depth, schedule, scope, and destination." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/create-job" --- # Create an Importer job ## Before you begin Open the Zillow search you want to export and apply its location, listing type, price, and other filters. Copy the complete URL from the browser address bar. A property-detail URL is not valid for Importer; use [Cloud Fetcher](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-fetcher) for individual listing URLs. ## Step 1: Name and source 1. Open **Cloud → Importer**. 2. Select **Create new job**. 3. Enter a name that describes the location and filters, such as `Sarasota homes under $500K`. 4. Paste the Zillow search URL. 5. Select the matching property type. 6. Select **Next**. The name is only for your account. Changing it does not change the search. ## Step 2: Import options Choose the settings for future runs: * **Export type — Basic:** search-result fields, charged at one credit for each Zillow results page processed. * **Export type — Advanced:** Basic fields plus property-page details, charged at one credit for each primary listing processed. * **Run frequency:** Manual, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. * **Export all listings:** off exports the current or first search-results page; on follows the available result pages. * **Automatic delivery:** choose manual export, Google Sheets, or Email. A job can use only one delivery method at a time. Select **List of exported data points** to inspect the fields associated with the selected depth. A field can still be empty when Zillow does not provide it for a listing. ### Choose a delivery method | Choice | What happens after a run | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **None — export manually** | The completed result stays in your PropertyDataLabs account until you are ready to open and export it. | | **Google Sheets** | Each completed result is uploaded to Google Sheets. Connect Google Sheets from **Linked accounts** before selecting this option. | | **Email** | Each completed result is sent as a CSV (`.csv`) file to your verified PropertyDataLabs account email. If a result is too large for email delivery, open the secure result page to export it. | These choices are mutually exclusive: select either Google Sheets or Email, not both. Select **None — export manually** when you do not want automatic delivery. **Automatic delivery does not remove manual exports** Every completed result remains available from its secure result page in your PropertyDataLabs account. You can still download it manually when Google Sheets or Email is selected. Use this fallback if you delete the email, cannot access the receiving inbox, disconnect Google Sheets, or lose access to the destination spreadsheet. When Google Sheets is selected, choose whether each run creates a new spreadsheet or adds a new tab to a linked spreadsheet. After creating the job, use **Update Google Sheets fields** to choose and reorder the columns used in future uploads. Existing spreadsheets are not rewritten. For recurring jobs, confirm the timezone shown in the form. Read [Understanding recurring Importer schedules](/docs/web/cloud/recurring-schedules) to see exactly how the first run, future runs, month-end dates, daylight saving time, and missed occurrences are handled. See [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) to compare the data depth, calculate the maximum cost of a multi-page run, and understand how rental building units are counted. ## Step 3: Review and create The review page summarizes the source, property type, result coverage, export type, schedule, and estimated credit use. Check these carefully, especially **Export all listings**, because a broad search can process far more properties than the first page. Select **Create job** to save the configuration. Creating the job does not run it. On the new job page, select **Start job** only when you are ready to consume credits and create a result. When Email is selected, the new job starts with a default CSV field configuration. Open the job and select **Update email fields** to choose and reorder the CSV columns and adjust the email-specific export options. These settings affect the emailed CSV only; they do not remove data from the retained result or restrict later manual exports. **Credit estimates are not guarantees** Zillow result counts and available property records can change between review and execution. The first page can contain up to 40 listings, while **Export all listings** can process up to 20 pages and 800 listings. The completed result shows the actual properties processed and credits used. **Failed Advanced listing retrievals do not use credits** If an Advanced run cannot retrieve data from a primary listing, that listing uses zero credits. A successfully retrieved listing still uses one credit even when some fields are empty because Zillow did not provide those values. Basic runs use the page-based credit rule. --- --- title: "Edit and manage an Importer job" description: "Change an Importer configuration and understand its available job actions." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/edit-job" --- # Edit and manage an Importer job ## Edit a job 1. Open **Cloud → Importer**. 2. Open the job, or open its row menu and select **Edit job**. 3. Move through the same three steps used during creation. 4. Review the updated configuration and save it. Editing changes future runs only. Existing result records keep the source data, export depth, and credit use captured when those runs completed. ## Common changes * Update **Job name** to make the job easier to identify. * Replace **Search URL** after changing filters on Zillow. * Change **Export type** when you need a different level of detail. * Change **Run frequency** to move between manual and automatic runs. * Turn **Export all listings** on or off to change search coverage. * Change **Automatic delivery** between **None — export manually**, **Google Sheets**, and **Email**. When replacing the URL, confirm that the selected property type still matches the Zillow search. ## Change delivery methods A job can have only one automatic delivery destination. Google Sheets and Email cannot be enabled together. * Choose **None — export manually** to keep results in your account without sending them automatically. * Choose **Google Sheets** to upload future completed results to the connected Google account. * Choose **Email** to send future completed results as CSV (`.csv`) files to your verified PropertyDataLabs account email. Changing the delivery method affects future runs only. Previously retained results remain available on their result pages for manual export. This means you can recover the data even if an email is deleted, an inbox becomes unavailable, Google Sheets is disconnected, or access to the destination spreadsheet is lost. When Email is enabled, use **Update email fields** on the job page to choose and reorder the columns in the emailed CSV. Switching away from Email removes that email-specific field configuration because it is no longer needed. Enabling Email again creates a fresh default configuration. When Google Sheets is enabled, use **Update Google Sheets fields** to configure future spreadsheet columns. The Google Sheets action menu can link or change the destination document, unlink it, or stop future uploads. Switching to manual or Email delivery does not delete spreadsheets already created in Google Drive. ## Other job actions * **Start job** creates a new result and consumes credits. * **View job results** opens the result history. * **Copy job URL** copies the job's internal PropertyDataLabs URL for your own reference. * **Go to job URL** opens the configured Zillow search. * **Archive job** removes the job from normal active use without presenting it as an active job. * **Delete job** permanently removes the job after confirmation and may remove associated data. Use archive when you may need the configuration or history again. Use delete only when the data is no longer needed. --- --- title: "Cloud Importer FAQ" description: "Answers about URLs, credits, schedules, result coverage, and missing data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/faq" --- # Cloud Importer FAQ ## Does my browser need to stay open? No. Importer runs on PropertyDataLabs servers. You can close the web app after the run has started and return later to view the result. ## Which URL should I use? Use a Zillow search-results URL after applying the filters you want. Do not use a single property page, map share link, or PropertyDataLabs job URL. ## What is the difference between Basic and Advanced? Basic uses search-result data and is designed for larger, lower-cost exports. Advanced also processes individual property pages and can return more detailed fields. Basic costs one credit for each Zillow results page processed; Advanced costs one credit for each primary listing processed. See [Basic vs Advanced exports and Cloud run costs](/docs/web/cloud/export-types-and-run-costs) for examples. ## How much can an Advanced multi-page run cost? A Zillow results page can contain up to 40 primary listings, and an Importer job can process up to 20 pages. One Advanced multi-page run can therefore cost up to 800 credits. Zillow may return fewer listings or pages, so the completed result can cost less. ## Do rental units inside a building cost extra credits? No. For an Advanced rental export, the primary building listing consumes one credit. Unit details contained within that building listing do not consume additional credits, even when those units become separate rows in the exported file. A unit returned as its own primary listing is counted normally. ## Do failed listings use credits? No. During an Advanced run, a primary listing uses one credit only when PropertyDataLabs successfully retrieves its data. A listing that cannot be retrieved uses zero credits. A retrieved listing can still contain empty fields when Zillow does not provide every value. Basic runs are charged by results page rather than by individual listing. ## What does “Export all listings” mean? When off, the job exports the current or first page of the search. When on, it follows the available search-result pages. Zillow can change the result count, so the completed total may differ from the count visible when the job was created. ## Why is a field empty? The exported-field list describes fields the product can retain, not a guarantee that Zillow provides every value. Availability varies by listing type, source page, and property. ## When does a schedule run? The job page shows the next scheduled run and the timezone stored with the job. A Manual job runs only when you select **Start job**. See [Understanding recurring Importer schedules](/docs/web/cloud/recurring-schedules) for frequency, timezone, daylight saving time, and missed-run examples. ## Can I change a job without changing old results? Yes. Edits apply to future runs. Previous results preserve the configuration and data captured at the time of each run. ## Which delivery method should I choose? Choose one method for each job: * **None — export manually** when you want to review each completed result before downloading it. * **Google Sheets** when you want every completed result uploaded to a connected Google account. * **Email** when you want every completed result sent as a CSV (`.csv`) file to your verified PropertyDataLabs account email. Google Sheets and Email cannot be selected together. You can change the choice later; the change applies to future runs. ## Can I download a result manually after choosing Google Sheets or Email? Yes. Automatic delivery does not remove the completed result from PropertyDataLabs. Open the job's secure result page to inspect the retained data or export it manually as CSV, Excel, Parquet, or JSON. Use the result page if you lose access to a Google Sheet, disconnect Google Sheets, delete the delivered email, cannot access the receiving inbox, or if the result is too large to be delivered as an email attachment. ## Where did my downloaded export go? Importer result downloads are available as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). Browser downloads are saved by your browser. Google Sheets results are stored in the connected Google account. Email delivery sends a CSV to your verified account email. Background export links appear in the applicable background-exports page and expire after 24 hours. --- --- title: "Cloud Importer" description: "Export a Zillow search with a reusable server-side job." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer" --- # Cloud Importer ## When to use Cloud Importer Cloud Importer turns one Zillow search-results URL into a reusable job. Use it when you want to export a search now, repeat it later, or run it automatically on a schedule.  The jobs page lets you search by name and filter by status, export type, and listing type. The table also shows whether the job exports only the current page or all available search-result pages. ## What a job stores An Importer job stores: * a descriptive name; * one Zillow search URL; * the property type: for sale, for rent, or sold where supported by the source; * Basic or Advanced export depth; * current-page or all-listings coverage; * manual or recurring frequency; * one delivery method: manual export, Google Sheets, or Email. The source URL determines the location and Zillow filters. If you later change the filters on Zillow, copy the resulting URL into the job by editing it. ## Choose how results are delivered Only one delivery method can be selected for a job: * **None — export manually:** keeps each completed result in the account for export when needed. * **Google Sheets:** uploads each completed result to the connected Google account. * **Email:** sends each completed result as a CSV (`.csv`) file to the verified account email. Results that are too large for email remain available from the secure result page. Google Sheets and Email are conveniences for automatic delivery; they do not replace the retained Cloud result. Regardless of the selected method, open a completed result in PropertyDataLabs to inspect it or manually download CSV, Excel, Parquet, or JSON. This provides a fallback when an email is lost or the Google Sheets destination is no longer accessible. ## Job detail page  Open a job name to see its configuration and result history. The configuration card explains the listing source, listing type, import depth, next run, recurring schedule, export scope, and delivery method. Each result row shows its status, imported-property count, credits used, error message, and completion time. Completed results can be downloaded as CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`). The job action menu can include **Edit job**, **Copy job URL**, **Go to job URL**, **Archive job**, and **Delete job**. **Start job** begins a new run and consumes credits as properties are processed. **Failed Advanced listing retrievals do not use credits** An Advanced Importer run uses one credit only for each primary listing whose data is successfully retrieved. If PropertyDataLabs cannot retrieve a listing, that listing uses zero credits. Basic Importer runs are charged by Zillow results page rather than by individual listing. ## Continue learning * [Create a Cloud Importer job](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/create-job) * [Edit and manage a job](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/edit-job) * [Review results and property data](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/results) * [Cloud Importer FAQ](/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/faq) --- --- title: "Importer results and property data" description: "Filter, inspect, analyze, and export a completed Cloud Importer result." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/docs/web/cloud/cloud-importer/results" --- # Importer results and property data ## Open a result Open an Importer job and find the run under **Results**. Open the row menu and select **View result**. Successful, failed, and in-progress runs are identified separately. A failed run can include an error message and may contain fewer retained properties than expected.  ## Read the result summary The summary shows the number of processed properties, completion percentage, successful and failed records, and credits used. Basic and Advanced results are labelled so you know which data depth was captured. When insights are available, **View insights** opens deterministic statistics calculated from the retained records, such as price distribution, locations, property types, and data coverage. If the button says **Generate insights**, selecting it creates the analysis for that result. ## Find and inspect properties Search by address and use the City, ZIP, and State filters to narrow the table. Column controls change what is visible on screen; they do not remove fields from the stored property data. Open the street address or use **View property data** in the row menu. The property page groups available fields into Location, Market and pricing, Property details, Contacts, Media, and Listing information. Missing values mean the field was absent from the retained source data. **View raw property data** exposes the stored record for troubleshooting. ## Export a result Use **Export all properties** for the whole result. Select rows first when you only want particular properties. **More export options** lets you choose CSV (`.csv`), Excel (`.xlsx`), Parquet (`.parquet`), or JSON (`.json`), along with the applicable field and template choices. Very large exports may be prepared in the background; see [Results and background exports](/docs/web/cloud/results-and-exports). The job's automatic delivery method does not limit these controls. A result delivered to Google Sheets or sent by Email remains available here for manual export. Email delivery always uses CSV, but the result page can still provide the other supported formats. Deleting an individual property or result is permanent. Export anything you need before confirming deletion. --- title: "Alternative to Excelformulabot" description: "Learn about alternatives to Excelformulabot." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/alternative-to-excelformulabot" publishedAt: "2022-08-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Alternative to Excelformulabot  *Note: I am not affiliated with [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) nor [Lumelixir](https://lumelixr.ai/). The opinions expressed in this article are my own and do not represent the opinions of anyone else. Please make sure to do your due diligence before signing up/subscribing to a service. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), its affiliates and myself are not responsible for any damages caused by the use of the services described in this article.* ## Introduction **AI** is starting to become a big part of the modern world. **AI** can do lots of things such as predicting the **weather** and predicting the **stock market**. In the context on this article, we are mostly interested in *AI* that can create **Excel** formulas. There are currently two websites(that I know of) that can do this. ## Why do I need AI to generate Excel formulas? The answer to this question is simple. **Excel** is a very complex piece of software and mastering it can be difficult. When you need to manipulate data or calculate the sum of certain columns or rows, you need to use **formulas**. Coming up with the right formula can take some time and most likely you will not get it right on the first try. So, this is where **AI** comes in. The *AI* will generate the correct formula based on your input. If you want to see an example use of this service, please read the following [post](/blog/find-bargains-on-zillow-using-ai) where I have described how to use [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) to find bargains on Zillow. ## What is Excelformulabot?  Image of Excelformulabot's webpage. [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) is a website that can generate Excel formulas for you. At the moment it is a free service but it will be paid in the future. You will need to create and account and there is a daily limit in terms of how many formulas you can generate. This limit is in place because [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) is a free service but relies on the use of [GPT-3](https://openai.com/) to generate the formulas. The GPT-3 model is a neural network that is trained on a large corpus of formulas. The owner(s) of [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) have also refined their model, that is they made the formula generation more accurate and will keep on improving the model in the future. ### Pricing (updated on 2022-09-06)  Image of Excelformulabot's pricing page. *NOTE: I had written that [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) was going to be a paid service but it seems that they have changed their mind and will offer a free tier for now as well as various paid plans.* I had also written incorrectly that, in my opinion, the final price would be between **$15 and $30** per month, but as you can see, the prices are much lower than that. I believe that this product is severely underpriced for the value it provides. Will prices rise in the future? I will refrain from making any predictions this time, but I hope prices remain low so that anyone can use this service. ## What is Lumelixir?  Image of Lumelixir's webpage. [Lumelixir](https://lumelixr.ai/) also known as **Onetap.ai** is a website that can generate Excel formulas for you. It does the same thing as [Excelformulabot](https://excelformulabot.com/) but it is(already) a paid service. The price of the subscription is **USD $2** per month or **USD $20** per year. I haven't had the chance to test this service yet but I will do so very soon and report back my findings in a future blog post. [Lumelixir](https://lumelixr.ai/) offers a **7 day** free trial so you can experiment with the service and see if it works for you. I personally believe that the price is too low and that the price will increase in the future. But for now, it does seem like a good deal. ## Conclusion There is no way to know which service is better. Both services are paid(or soon will be) and both have their own unique features. To do a full comparison, we would have to test the outputs of hundreds of formulas and see which service is more accurate. Setting aside accuracy, cost could also be a deterrent to using one of these services. How many hours per month will this service save you in the end? Only you will know the answer to this. To understand if you should subscribe to one of these services, we can do a quick calculation: 1. Let's imagine that you can get unlimited access to one of these services for **USD $50.00 per month**. 2. Let's also assume that you make **USD $25.00 per hour** at your current job. 3. Divide the price of the service by your hourly rate. 4. The result is the number of hours saved per month needed to make this a worthwhile investment. In this case, if the service saves you more than **2** hours per month, you should subscribe to it. If it's below that, then you should not subscribe to it. Feel free to repeat this calculation for yourself with a different hourly rate and a different subscription price. --- --- title: "Can you download Zillow data?" description: "Compare browser and Cloud workflows for turning supported Zillow pages into structured property-data files." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/can-you-download-zillow-data" publishedAt: "2022-11-02" lastModified: "2026-08-01" --- # Can you download Zillow data?  ## The short answer You can turn information from supported Zillow pages into structured files, but Zillow does not provide a general-purpose bulk download for every search and workflow. The right method depends on how much information you need, which fields matter, and whether you want the work to continue after you close your browser. PropertyDataLabs provides two main paths: 1. **Zillow Data Exporter** for quick, browser-based exports. 2. **PropertyDataLabs Cloud tools** for larger, more detailed, recurring, or monitored workflows. ## Option 1: Export from your browser [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a Chrome extension. You open a supported Zillow page, choose the fields you need, and start the export from the extension. The extension processes information available in your browser and can create CSV or Excel (`.xlsx`) files. It is the simplest option when you want a quick spreadsheet from the page you are already viewing. The Free plan lets you try the core workflow. Paid extension plans add higher limits and additional features for people who need to export more often. ## Option 2: Use a Cloud workflow PropertyDataLabs Cloud tools are designed for work that should run independently of your open browser session. You submit a supported Zillow URL, and the requested job continues on PropertyDataLabs infrastructure. PropertyDataLabs does not operate its own web-collection network for these jobs. It sends the requested URLs to specialist third-party collection providers, with Bright Data as the primary provider, then structures and stores the information returned for your result. Depending on the Cloud tool and result type, exports can support CSV, Excel, JSON, Parquet, or Google Sheets delivery. Cloud workflows also support use cases such as larger imports, additional property fields, recurring collection, and property monitoring. ## Which option should you choose? | Choose the browser extension when… | Choose a Cloud workflow when… | | ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | You want a quick export from the page you are viewing | You want the job to continue after closing your browser | | CSV or Excel is sufficient | You need supported JSON or Parquet results | | Your workflow is occasional or lightweight | Your workflow is larger, recurring, or monitored | | You prefer to control each export interactively | You want server-side processing or automatic delivery | You can start with the extension and move to Cloud only when the extra automation or detail becomes useful. The extension remains a complete option for lightweight workflows. ## Availability and access can change No export tool can guarantee that every field or page will always remain available. Source websites change page structures, data availability, and access controls. Individual property records can also be incomplete, delayed, or inaccurate. A browser extension and a hosted collection provider use different technical workflows, but neither approach guarantees uninterrupted access or decides whether a particular use complies with applicable terms and laws. Before choosing any collection method, review the current website terms and the legal considerations that apply to your workflow. Our article on [the legal considerations around collecting Zillow data](/blog/is-scraping-zillow-legal) explains why public visibility, automation, and scale do not create a universal legal rule. ## Get started For a quick local export, install [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and follow the [first-export guide](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-your-first-page). For server-side processing, compare [Cloud Importer](/cloud-importer) and [Cloud Monitoring](/cloud-monitoring). Review our [trademark, affiliation, and service disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer) and [privacy policy](/legal/privacy) for the relevant third-party and provider disclosures. --- --- title: "Choose your export starting point" description: "This guide will show you how to set your export starting point when exporting your property listings." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/choose-your-export-starting-point" publishedAt: "2023-06-28" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Choose your export starting point  ## Introduction When exporting your property listings, you can choose to export from the **first page** or **the current page**. This guide will show you how to set your export starting point. Imagine you are browsing property listings and realize that you want to export all the listings that your search has returned. Let's assume that you are on page **3** of the search results and that there are **10** pages in total. You can choose to export from the first page or the current page. ## Export from the first page If you choose to export from the first page, all the listings from the first page to the last page will be exported. In this case, all the listings from page 1 to page 10 will be exported. Zillow Data Exporter will automatically navigate to the first page and start exporting from there. You can set the export starting point to the first page by selecting the option in the dropdown menu shown below.  Start exporting from the first page ## Export from the current page If you choose to export from the current page, only the listings from the current page onwards will be exported. In this case, only the listings from page 3 to page 10 will be exported. That means that you will not be exporting the listings from page **1** and page **2**. You can set the export starting point to the current page by selecting the option in the dropdown menu shown below.  Start exporting from the current page ## Conclusion You can choose to export from the first page or the current page. If you choose to export from the first page, all the listings from the first page to the last page will be exported. If you choose to export from the current page, only the listings from the current page onwards will be exported. You can update this setting anytime you want. If you have any questions, please contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Choose%20your%20export%20starting%20point). --- --- title: "Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and a generic web scraping tool" description: "Learn about the key difference between Zillow Data Exporter and a web scraping tool." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-a-web-scraping-tool" publishedAt: "2022-12-07" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and a generic web scraping tool  ## What is Zillow Data Exporter? [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a tool that allows you to download data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). It is a free [Chrome extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) that allows you to export property listings **for sale**, **for rent** and **sold**. I am currently working on a **paid plan** for the extension that should give you more functionality. The extension will remain **free** and **maintained** and there is absolutely **no obligation** to upgrade to the paid plan. To read more about the paid plan, I invite you to read this [article](/blog/creating-a-paid-plan) which contains more information about the release date and the features. If you have any suggestions for the paid plan, please feel free to [contact me](/legal/contact). ## What is web scraping? Web scraping is the process of extracting data from websites. It is a technique used to extract large amounts of data from websites whereby the data is extracted and saved to a local file in your computer or to a database in the cloud. It is used when a website does not offer a way to get the data via an [API](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API) or a downloadable file. In our case here, [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) does not offer a way to download the data via an API or a downloadable file. That is why we need to find another way to get the data. ## Which web scraping tools should you use? There are many web scraping tools available on the market. Some are **free** and some are **paid**. I don't necessarily recommend any specific tool. I recommend that you do your own research and find the tool that best suits your needs. But if it were up to me, I would not use a **free** web scraping tool. I would use a **paid** web scraping tool. The quality of the product and the support of the tool are usually much better with a paid tool. I have personally used a few tools in the past, most notably [Scrapingbee](https://www.scrapingbee.com/). ## Advantages of Zillow Data Exporter [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) has a few advantages over web scraping. It doesn't require you to write any code. It also does not require you to have any technical knowledge. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) knows which pieces of data to extract from the website and how to extract them. It also knows how to handle pagination and how to handle the different types of listings (for sale, for rent and sold). Finally, although a paid plan will soon be available, the extension will remain free and maintained. ## Advantages of web scraping Web scraping services have a few advantages over [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). When using a web scraping service, you can extract data from multiple websites at the same time. You can also customize the data that you want to extract. You can pick and choose exactly what you want from the website which means you can potentially extract more/better data than if you were relying on a tool like [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Drawbacks of Zillow Data Exporter Because [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a tool that is maintained by a single person, it is not as robust as a tool that is maintained by an organization of developers. Therefore is it possible that the tool will break if [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) changes their website too frequently. Another drawback is that the tool is only available for [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/). A final drawback would be that [I, the creator of Zillow Data Exporter](https://www.x.com/yannhulot1) decide which pieces of data to extract from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and how to extract them. This means that you might not be able to get all the data that you want. I am obviously always **open to suggestions** and I am always looking to **improve the tool** and I regularly add new features based on user feedback. If you have any suggestions for the tool, please feel free to [contact me](/legal/contact). ## Drawbacks of web scraping Web scraping requires you to write code. It also requires you to have some technical knowledge. You will need a way to retrieve the data, then store the data, then create the files, then store the files somewhere (in your computer or in the cloud). It is not impossible to do, but it is not as easy as using a tool like [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). Many websites, including [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), have anti-scraping measures in place. This means that you might not be able to extract the data that you want. Best case scenario, your IP address will be **blocked temporarily**. Worst case scenario, your IP address will be **blocked permanently**. It can be a **huge risk** if you don't know what you are doing. ## Conclusion [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a tool that allows you to get the data you need without any hassle and without having to write any code. It may not always have all the data that you want, but it is a **good starting point**. Using a web scraping service and then extracting the data can allow you to build your own custom solution that would potentially get you all the data you want from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). The cost of doing so means that instead of working on your business or finding your next investment property, you might be spending your time fixing code and dealing with anti-scraping measures. If you are not a developer, I would recommend that you use [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) so that you can focus on what you do best. --- --- title: "Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and Export Zillow data to Excel" description: "Learn about the differences between Zillow Data Exporter and Export Zillow data to Excel." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-export-zillow-data-to-excel" publishedAt: "2022-08-17" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and Export Zillow data to Excel  ## Introduction In a previous [blog post](/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-other-extensions), we took a look at the state of the [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) extension market when searching on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) with the term **Zillow**. We came to the conclusion that the term **Zillow** itself was not a good enough search term as we ended up finding extensions that did not do exactly what we were looking for. This time, by searching with the two following keywords: **Zillow Excel**, we found another extension that seems to be the main competitor of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). This extension's name is [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena). In a previous [blog post](/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-other-extensions), we learned that an extension formerly known as **Zillow to Excel** is no longer available on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions). For further information as to why it was removed from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions), I invite you to read the following [blog post](/blog/why-was-zillow-to-excel-removed-from-the-chrome-store). ## Exploration of Export Zillow data to Excel [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) is an extension that does one thing only. It exports the data from Zillow into an Excel file. I have tested [the extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) and I am happy to report that it does exactly what it is supposed to do. No fluff. No ads. No distractions. And it worked every time I used it. But as always there are some differences between [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) and [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom).  Image of the Export Zillow data to Excel extension installed on Chrome. ## Price ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) It's free to export a maximum of **25 listings at a time** but if you want to export more listings, then you'll need to **purchase a subscription**. The price of the subscription is **USD $29/month**. If you have a subscription, you can extract all the listings in one go. That is if you end up with 20 pages of results, [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) can navigate through each page and extract all the listings for you.  Image of the subscription page for Export Zillow data to Excel's extension. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) does not require a subscription at this stage and is complete **free** to use. I may roll out a subscription in the future if there is enough demand for it. You can export up to **40 listings at a time** but if you want to export more listings you will need to navigate to each page and export the listings manually. ## File export formats ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) Although [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) claims to export listings to Excel, it actually creates a **CSV** file. To learn more about the differences between the two formats, I recommend you read the following blog post: [What is the difference between Excel and CSV formats?](/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-excel-and-csv-formats). I personally find it a bit *disingenuous* if not downright *dishonest* to call an extension **Export Zillow data to Excel** if in reality the exported file is a **CSV** file. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) allows you to choose your file export format. You can choose the exported file's format between **CSV** and **Excel (.xlsx)**, which is the proper **Excel** format. Being able to export listings in **Excel (.xlsx)** format is a great benefit, as it's easier to work with in Excel and to share with others.  Zillow Data Exporter extension format dropdown with XLSX format chosen.  Zillow Data Exporter extension format dropdown with CSV format chosen. ## Export preview ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) allows you to preview the exported file before downloading it. It is very useful to see what the exported file will look like before you download it. Although it does have some limitations as it is a simple preview and you cannot interact with the data.  Export Zillow data to Excel extension file preview. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) does not currently allow you to preview the exported file before downloading it. I will most likely add this feature in the future as it should not take very long to add this new functionality and the benefit is that it will help you make sure that the data exported is what you want. Follow me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) to get the latest updates on [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Export while browsing ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena)  Export Zillow data to Excel's extract while browsing feature. [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) allows you to export listings while browsing the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website. That means that it can extract each property listing while you browse the web page. If you navigate to page 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. you will be able to export all the listings on each page. You will still have to press the "Export" button to start the export. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) does not currently allow you to extract all the listings at once. You have to navigate to each page manually and export the listings present on the page. I will roll out this feature in the future as it definitely makes it a lot easier to extract all the listings. This feature will be a paid feature as it will require a lot of work to implement. ## Extension updates ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) has not been updated since **December 18, 2021**. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is updated very frequently. I try to keep the changes to a minimum during each new release but you should see a lot of improvements and bug fixes within the next few weeks. ## Website and blog ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) The owner(s) of [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) have created a website called [Turtle tasks](https://turtletasks.com/). The [website](https://turtletasks.com/) is surprisingly bare with little information about the [extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena). There is no blog and there are no tutorials on how to use the [extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena). In 2022, it seems quite strange to not have a blog as a blog allows you to share your knowledge with the world and the best practices when it comes to using the [extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena). ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) [Zillow Data Exporter's website](/) is aimed at users wanting to make the most out of Zillow listings. The goal with the [Zillow Data Exporter's blog](/blog) is to share the best practices when it comes to using the extension and inspire others to do something useful with the data, whether it is finding a great place to live, finding property investments or simply understanding a specific real estate market. The [blog](/blog) is updated regularly with new posts, tutorials and guides.  Zillow Data Exporter's blog page. If you have an idea about an article, a tutorial or a guide, please feel free to [contact me](/legal/contact) and I will be happy to share it with the world. You can also find me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) to get the latest updates on [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Support ### [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) The support offered by the creator(s) of [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) is very limited. As you can see below, there is a small FAQ section on the [website](https://turtletasks.com/).  Export Zillow data to Excel's FAQ section You can also contact the creator(s) via email or [Zendesk](https://zendesk.com) but you will need to create an account to use the [Zendesk](https://zendesk.com) help desk. ### [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) You can find help on the [Zillow Data Exporter's help page](/docs/help) with a list of things to check if for some unfortunate reason, the extension is not working for your right now. There is also a [blog post](/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide) I recently wrote about certain technical aspects of the extension as well as why sometimes the extension breaks. This is a good read if you want to understand a little bit more about [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) extensions and why sometimes your favorite extension may not work.  Zillow Data Exporter's help page. There is also [Zillow Data Exporter's FAQ page](/faq) to try to answer your most pressing questions regarding [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom).  Zillow Data Exporter's FAQ page. You can contact me via the [contact page](/docs/help) or on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) to get the latest updates on [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Conclusion In conclusion, you can see that in some ways both extensions are very similar but somewhat different in terms of **functionality** and **price**. I leave it up to you the user to decide which is best. I will keep on working and keep on improving [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) to make it **the number one Zillow data extraction tool**. If you are already one of my many users, thank you for supporting and if not, please consider downloading [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and using it. --- --- title: "Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and other Chrome extensions" description: "Learn about the differences between the Zillow Data Exporter extension and other Chrome extensions." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-other-extensions" publishedAt: "2022-08-15" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Comparison between Zillow Data Exporter and other Chrome extensions  ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is not the only [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) extension helping users download Zillow property listings to Excel. There are quite a few extensions that already do that. Some of them have been around for a while and new ones pop up every once in a while. Some extensions are paid and others are free like [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## State of the extension market in 2022 As of August 2022, searching for **Zillow** on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) returned three results: * [Zillow to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-to-excel/aecdekdgjlncaadbdiciepplaobhcjgi) (removed from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) on **2022-08-16**) * [Zillow Redfin Realtor Real Estate Supercharge](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-redfin-realtor-rea/dmlmenebejdemdbmgldkpckfbmijlchh) * [Homr Home Bookmark (Zillow Personal Advisor)](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/homr-home-bookmark-zillow/ggkbabbeajcoacmcgobollpffemnkkll)  Image of the results from the search. ## Zillow to Excel (removed from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) on 2022-08-16) *Unfortunately, the extension has been removed from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) as of **2022-08-16**. I'll be leaving this review online for posterity or in the case that the extension were to return to the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) in the future.*  Image of the Zillow to Excel page in the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions). [Zillow to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-to-excel/aecdekdgjlncaadbdiciepplaobhcjgi) seems to be the most popular extension to download Zillow listings currently as of August 2022, with more than **4000** users. The reviews of this extension, on the other hand, paint a *different picture*. The average rating is only **3 out of 5**. The reviews themselves seem to indicate that the developer **stopped updating the extension a while ago** and **does not maintain it anymore**. Have a look at some of the reviews below:  Image of the reviews of [Zillow to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-to-excel/aecdekdgjlncaadbdiciepplaobhcjgi). The consensus seems to be that the extension either does not work or works only every once in a while. We can also see that the extension was last updated on November 10, 2020, which supports the hypothesis that the extension creator(s) have stopped working on it. After testing the extension myself, I found that **it worked reliably about 20% of the time**, which means that it was a frustrating experience. But as always I will let you, users, be the judge of that. If you think I might be mistaken, feel free to reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) and I will update this blog post. This extension is a direct competitor of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). It is also one of the reasons why I decided to create a new extension to download Zillow listings to an Excel file. The users know that this extension is basically on life support, if not outright dead in the water, and are looking for a better alternative. If you are not satisfied with Zillow to Excel, feel free to give [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) a try. You won't regret it. ## Zillow Redfin Realtor Real Estate This extension is not a scraping or data-gathering tool but enriches the data present on the screen. Most websites have a lot of data but most websites for one reason or another choose not to display all the data they have. In this case, and according to the extension's description, it helps you make an informed real estate decision by showing extra data like nearby Natural Hazards and Crimes. It does so by showing hidden data on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and by importing other data from third-party sources and matching it with the listings on Zillow. This information can help you make better decisions when buying a home. This extension does not directly compete with [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). It seems to be popular with more than **2000** users and seems to be well maintained, as the last update was done on the 10th of June 2022. The extension's [website](https://homeluten.com/), however, is a bit underwhelming and seems to be more of an FAQ than a website. ## Homr Home Bookmark (Zillow Personal Advisor) According to the description on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions), [Homr](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/homr-home-bookmark-zillow/ggkbabbeajcoacmcgobollpffemnkkll) is not a direct competitor to [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom); it helps you find, organize, and decide which homes are the best. The extension can act as a personal advisor for [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and other platforms. It is not really clear from the description what this extension actually does. It has around **2000** users, so it is quite popular, but on the other hand it was last updated in **July 2021**. Based on this fact alone, I would not recommend using this extension. Websites such as [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and other real estate marketplaces are always changing and the extension needs to be constantly updated to work with the newer version of the websites. In this case, [Homr](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/homr-home-bookmark-zillow/ggkbabbeajcoacmcgobollpffemnkkll) does not seem to be a direct competitor to [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and therefore I will not investigate this extension any further. ## Conclusion It seems that our search term **Zillow** was not a good term. If we want to find more competitors we are going to need to update it to **Zillow data export** and see what kind of results we get. Out of the three extensions we looked at, only one did what we were looking for. The other two are related to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) but address another need in the market. Make sure to always do your own due diligence before installing an extension. --- --- title: "Creating a paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter" description: "Introducing a paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter and how it will help you get more out of your Zillow data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/creating-a-paid-plan" publishedAt: "2022-10-12" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Creating a paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter  ## Introduction I'm excited to announce that I'm working on a paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter. This is a paid plan that will allow you to export more data from Zillow and add more functionalities to the tool. The paid plan will be available in the next few months. I understand that this is a big change for Zillow Data Exporter's users. I want to explain why I'm making this change and what you can expect. ## Why a paid plan? Zillow Data Exporter is a free tool that allows you to export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). I've been working on this tool for the past 4 months and I've been able to help hundreds of people. I'm very grateful for all the support I've received from the community. However, taking care of Zillow Data Exporter is not free. I've also been spending a lot of time working on this tool. I've been thinking about how I can make Zillow Data Exporter sustainable. To do this I've decided to create a paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter. This paid plan will allow me to continue to work on Zillow Data Exporter and maybe eventually transition to working on it full time. Making the life of my users easier is my main goal. I want to make sure that Zillow Data Exporter becomes the best tool to export data from Zillow. ## Why not a one-time payment? [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) is always changing. Asking for a one-time payment would mean that I would have to constantly update the tool to make sure it works with the latest changes on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), but it would not be sustainable in the long term. As you can imagine, adding new functionality, fixing bugs, listening to user feedback, and making sure the tool works with the latest changes on Zillow is a lot of work. ## What's included in the paid plan? There is no definitive list of features that will be included in the paid plan. I'm still working on it. However, here are some of the features that I'm considering: * Export more data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) (e.g., more photos and more property details) * Export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) faster * Export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) to a PDF file * Export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) in bulk (currently limited to 40 properties) If you have any suggestions for me, feel free to send me a message via the [contact form](/legal/contact). ## Release timeline There is no deadline for the release of the paid plan. Once the new features have been implemented, I will release the paid plan to a small group of beta testers. I will then release the paid plan to the general public. ## Become a beta tester If you are interested to become one of the beta testers, I can give you a **free access to the paid plan** for the first **90** days. If you are interested, please send me a message via the [contact form](/legal/contact). This is a limited offer for the first **25** people who are interested. When the paid plan is released I will send you an email with instructions on how to claim your free access to the paid plan. If you don't like it at the end of the **90** days, you can cancel your subscription and you won't be charged. If you like it, you can keep your subscription and you will be charged the regular price. ## Conclusion Introducing a paid plan to a free tool is a big change. I want to make sure that I'm doing the right thing. I'm very excited to work on this new paid plan and I hope that you will like it. I will keep you updated on the progress of the paid plan. If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message via the [contact form](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "How to export rental properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV?" description: "Learn how to export rental properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/export-for-rent-property-listings-from-zillow" publishedAt: "2022-11-19" lastModified: "2025-10-18" --- # How to export rental properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV?  ## Introduction [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) is a real estate marketplace that allows users to search for properties for sale and rent. When I first built [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), I only supported the export of properties for sale from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). However, I received a lot of requests to add support for properties **for rent**. As I take great pride in making [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) the best tool to export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), I decided to add support for properties **for rent**. ## Exporting rental properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV Exporting properties **for rent** is very easy as you will see. 1. Go to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). 2. Enter the URL of the Zillow page that contains the properties **for rent** that you want to export. 3. Select the properties **for rent** category. 4. Click on the "Export properties" button. This whole process has been illustrated in the following guide: * [Export rental properties from Zillow](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-rent) ## Conclusion In this article, I showed you how to export properties **for rent** from Zillow to **Excel** or **CSV**. It is a nice addition to the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) tool. If you have any questions or if something is not working correctly, please feel free to [contact me](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "How to export sold properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV?" description: "Learn how to export sold properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/export-sold-property-listings-from-zillow" publishedAt: "2022-11-18" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to export sold properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV?  ## Introduction [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) is a real estate marketplace that allows users to search for properties for sale and rent and see which properties were sold recently in a given area. When I first built [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), I only supported the export of properties for sale from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). However, I received a lot of requests to add support for **sold** properties. As I take great pride in making [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) the best tool to export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), I decided to add support for **sold** properties. ## Exporting sold properties from Zillow to Excel or CSV Exporting **sold** properties is very easy as you will see. 1. Go to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). 2. Enter the URL of the Zillow page that contains the sold properties that you want to export. 3. Select the properties **sold** category. 4. Click on the "Export properties" button. This whole process has been illustrated in the following guide: [Export sold properties from Zillow](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-sold-listings) ## Conclusion In this article, I showed you how to export **sold** properties from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) to **Excel** or **CSV**. It is a nice addition to the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) tool. If you have any questions or if something is not working correctly, please feel free to [contact me](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "Learn how to export Zillow property listings to a CSV/Excel file" description: "Learn how to export Zillow property listings to a CSV/Excel file in 1 simple click. No coding required." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/export-zillow-listings" publishedAt: "2022-07-18" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Learn how to export Zillow property listings to a CSV/Excel file  ## Why do I need to export Zillow listings to CSV/Excel? Unfortunately [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) doesn't provide a way to export their listings to CSV/Excel. Until they do, you'll have to do it yourself. By doing so, you can: * Manipulate the data in your own way. * Export the data to a spreadsheet. * Import the data into your own database. * Find insights in the data.. ## Why was this extension created? Many people are looking for a way to export [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) listings to a CSV or Excel file. However, most of the current [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) extensions are either outdated or don't work anymore. This extension was created to help you export [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) listings to CSV/Excel in 1 simple click. I plan to maintain this extension for a very long time. I hope you enjoy it! ## How do I use this extension? 1. Install the extension in your browser from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions). You can find the extension [here](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). 2. Choose the file type you want to export to. 3. Click the "Export properties" button in the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. The download will start automatically. 4. Open the downloaded file in Excel or Google Sheets or Numbers *(macOS only)*. 5. You're done!  Image of a Google Sheet after exporting the data with the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. --- --- title: "Use AI to find discounted properties on Zillow" description: "Find out how to use the power of AI to find discounted properties on Zillow before everyone else." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/find-bargains-on-zillow-using-ai" publishedAt: "2022-08-02" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Use AI to find discounted properties on Zillow  ## What is a bargain? According to [dictionary.com](https://dictionary.com) a bargain is defined as the following: *an advantageous purchase, especially one acquired at less than the usual cost.* In the context of home buying, a bargain happens when a seller for one reason or another becomes interested in selling quickly and therefore would be more agreeable to terms of sales that would not have been considered previously. ## Why would a seller agree to a bargain sale? A seller could agree to a bargain transaction for multiple reasons. Maybe they are underwater on their mortgage and prefer to take a loss than keep on paying the mortgage or maybe they need the money for their next down payment. In any case when a seller is open to negotiations, it is a major advantage for the buyer and this advantage could save you 10s of thousands of dollars. ## How to find the bargains on Zillow? Finding bargains on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) can be a bit tricky. The way you would go about doing this normally would be to: 1. Find properties you are interested in 2. Contact the seller's agent 3. Talk with the agent and find out if the seller is open to a price negotiation 4. Organize viewings for the properties whose seller's seem interested in negotiating This seems like a straightforward process but there is a catch. **Your time is valuable and the bargain may not last.** Bargain hunters should be prepared to move very quickly when the right opportunity arises. That means that you need to make a move on the property as soon as possible. The problem is that you are not alone. Millions of people are looking for bargain properties on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) each day. If you want a property, you need to either secure it before anyone else or offer more money. Offering more money will not work in this case though. Remember we are trying to get a bargain and getting into a bidding war with someone won't save you any money. So it seems that the trick is to be fast and to be fast, you can't afford to cast a wide net, that is unless you use specialized tools to find the right properties quickly. ## The solution To implement this strategy you will need two tools. The best part of this strategy is that it is completely free and could save you hours of fruitless talks with seller agents. Go to the Chrome Web Store and download the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. Once it is installed, you will now be able to export properties from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) straight to a spreadsheet. Go to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and search for properties that interest you. Once you have your target area set and all your criteria chosen, click the extension [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom)'s popup and export the properties to an Excel file. Once you have done that. The first part is over and this is where the magic begins to happen. ## AI to the rescue AI (artificial intelligence) is starting to have a major impact on everyday things. As a software developer and as an Indie Hacker, I personally use [Github Copilot](https://github.com/features/copilot) which is an AI designed to help me code my projects. This AI can be configured to do many things and it turns out that if properly trained, it can help you find the best bargain on Zillow. Here is how. When [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) exports the properties to a spreadsheet, it does so by grouping properties in a group of 40 properties. 40 properties is already quite a lot of data to sift through. There are 4 columns that we are interested in that will help you find a bargain property. The columns are: * Days on Zillow, which tells you how many days the property has been advertised on Zillow * Price was cut, which tells you if the price was cut at some point * Price cut amount, which is the amount of the price cut. The issue is that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) does not provide all this data at once. Sometimes [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) will tell you about the price cut, including the date and its amount, or it will tell you how long the property has been on Zillow. So the strategy is to use a multi pronged approach to our bargain hunting. Let's define some criteria for the sake of this blog post but feel free to change them according to your own needs. Our formula to find the bargain properties can be written in plain English as: Highlight the properties who have been on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) more than 30 days or whose price has been cut by at least 20000 dollars. As seen in the screenshot above, we know that: * Column F corresponds to Price was cut * Column G corresponds to Price cut amount * Column D corresponds to Days on Zillow Now we need to write the formula. But there is a snag, if you are anything like me, writing a formula in Excel can be daunting. Is there nothing really one can do to make this process easier? It turn out there is: First we need to translate our criteria written in plain English into Excel-like formulas. *Find the rows where the value of Column F is “Yes” and the value of Column G is greater than 20000 or where the value of column D is greater than 30.* Then navigate to [Excel bot formula](https://excelformulabot.com/). *NOTE: As of 2022-08-15, to use [Excel bot formula](https://excelformulabot.com/) you will need to create a free account. This free account has a daily limit in terms of how many formulas can be generated. Expect a paid account to be rolled out soon as the creator(s) of [Excel bot formula](https://excelformulabot.com/) need to pay for the access to [GPT-3](https://openai.com/api/) which is the AI engine that powers this website.* This is a free website that will use our Excel-like formula and will generate a real usable Excel formula that you can then use in your spreadsheet. Type in the formula and click the “Generate formula” button.  Image of the output of [Excel Formula bot](https://excelformulabot.com). The result is **=QUERY(A1:G,"select \* where (F = 'Yes' and G > 20000) or (D > 30)")** *NOTE: the query may need some tweaking, it is after all generated by AI and could be wrong.* Based on our current spreadsheet, we can update it to: **=QUERY(A1:T41,"select \* where (F = 'Yes' and G > 20000) or (D > 30)")** Now open your Google spreadsheet and add a new row. Paste in the formula.  Image of the input of the query in Google spreadsheet. You can see in the screenshot below on row **A43** that we now have four properties that have been found by the query.  Image of the output of query in Google spreadsheet. Armed with this information you could contact the agents representing the sellers and start a conversation with them. This process will take you less than 5 minutes in total to complete and the properties highlighted are guaranteed to be bargains due to the strict criteria selected above. If you compare this method to a more manual method of looking at each property on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), call the agents, waste time, you basically took a process that should take you hours and turned it into something that took less than 5 minutes. I hope this guide helps you secure a great property at a bargain price. If this was helpful to you feel free to share it on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) and if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) as well.  Image of a Google Sheet after exporting the data with the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. --- --- title: "Introducing Hidden Homes: skip properties you don't want to export" description: "Learn how to sync your hidden homes to your PropertyDataLabs account and have them automatically ignored during Cloud Jobs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/hidden-homes-filter" publishedAt: "2026-07-05" lastModified: "2026-07-05" --- # Introducing Hidden Homes: skip properties you don't want to export  ## Introduction If you regularly export property listings from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) using [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), you know how frustrating it can be to see the same unwanted properties appear in your exports over and over again. Hidden Homes solves this problem. When you hide a property, it gets synced to your PropertyDataLabs account and is automatically ignored during any Cloud Job. No more manually filtering out properties you've already ruled out. ## What are Hidden Homes? Hidden Homes are Zillow properties that you have explicitly marked as unwanted. Once hidden, these properties are excluded from all future exports and Cloud Jobs linked to your PropertyDataLabs account. Common use cases include: * **Properties outside your budget** that keep appearing in broad searches * **Listings you've already evaluated** and decided against * **Properties in neighborhoods** you're not interested in * **Duplicate or spam listings** that clutter your results Rather than removing these manually from every export, Hidden Homes lets you hide them once and forget about them. ## How it works The Hidden Homes feature is built into [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). Here is the workflow: ### Step 1: Hide a property While browsing Zillow, click the hide button on any property card or listing page. ### Step 2: Sync to your account Fo to your hidden homes page and open the extension. Then click the "sync hidden homes" button. Your hidden homes are should now be synced to your PropertyDataLabs account. ### Step 3: Automatic filtering When you run a Cloud Job, the system checks your hidden homes list and excludes any matching properties from the export. This happens automatically — no additional configuration required. ## Managing your hidden homes You have full control over your hidden homes list. You can: * **View** all hidden homes from within the extension * **Unhide** a property to restore it to your exports * **Delete** hidden homes you no longer need to track All changes sync instantly to your PropertyDataLabs account and take effect on your next Cloud Job. ## Cloud Jobs integration The integration with Cloud Jobs is seamless. Whenever a Cloud Job runs on your behalf, the system queries your hidden homes list and filters out any matching properties before the export is generated. This means: * No duplicate effort — hide a property once, and it stays hidden across all exports * Account-wide — hidden homes apply to all Cloud Jobs, not just individual exports * Persistent — your hidden homes list survives browser restarts and extension updates ## Conclusion Hidden Homes saves you time by letting you permanently filter out properties you don't want to see. Instead of cleaning up your exports manually, sync your hidden homes to your PropertyDataLabs account and let the system handle the rest. If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Hidden%20Homes%20Feature). Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). --- --- title: "How to analyze the real estate market with Zillow Data Exporter" description: "Is there a way to know if the real estate market is hot or not? With the help of Zillow Data Exporter, you can easily analyze the real estate market and make better decisions." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-analyse-the-real-estate-market-with-zillow-data-exporter" publishedAt: "2022-11-01" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to analyze the real estate market with Zillow Data Exporter  ## Introduction Have you ever wondered who you can trust when it comes to the real estate market? The answer is simple: you can trust **Zillow**. But a better question is who you should not trust. Everybody has a bias but most people do not recognize it. Take a real estate agent for example. A real estate agent has to convince you, a potential buyer, to buy a property. But what does it take to convince you? You need to be reassured that the real estate market is hot and that the property you are looking at is a good investment. The only way to know if it is a good investment is if you can resell it for a higher price. In good times, it is not hard to convince buyers to bid higher and higher because there is just no inventory on the market. In bad times, the real estate agent has to work harder to convince you that the market may not be at its best currently but that things will turn around soon enough. ## No way but up for the real estate market If you are neither a real estate agent nor a broker, you need to find a way to analyze the real estate market yourself. You probably heard that [the real estate market only goes up](https://www.forbes.com/sites/raulelizalde/2021/06/23/home-prices-are-soaring-but-also-most-affordable-in-generations/) and that it is **always** a good investment. This is a fact that will be repeated by every real estate agent on the planet. The reason is simple, the real estate agents wants you to buy quickly because they make their living with the commission you pay. Did you know that [most real estate agents in the United States work part time](https://www.zillow.com/agent-resources/blog/part-time-real-estate-agent/)? Most new real estate agents are working part-time and they are not making a lot of money. They are not making a lot of money because to make money they need to make sales and to make sales they need to have experience which only comes with time. After spending a few years building relationships with local residents, marketing themselves and learning the ins and outs of the real estate market, they can start making a living. Unfortunately, most new agents do not make it because they do not have the skills to sell houses. According to [this article](https://www.tomferry.com/blog/87-of-all-agents-fail-in-real-estate/), **87% of all real estate agents fail in their first 5 years**. Based on this information, it could be argued then that if you are dealing with a real estate agent while a recession is happening, and that this particular agent has been working full time for **5 years or more**, then this person is actually good at what they do. Think about it for a second, somebody who becomes an agent just for the easy money will not stick with this profession if the headwinds become too strong and if they are not in it for the long term. If they didn't have what it takes to make it in a bad market they would either go back to their previous career or they would go into another profession. So as we circle back to this supposed fact that the real estate market only goes up, the question you need to ask yourself is, do you trust your agent when they tell you that the real estate market is hot when their income depends on you buying a property? ## How to analyze the real estate market with Zillow Data Exporter Fortunately for you there are many ways to analyze the real estate market and one of them is to use [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). Let's take a look at the data for the town of **Sarasota, Florida**. Follow along if you are interested in learning how to analyze the real estate market with [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ### Step 1: Install Zillow Data Exporter Go to the Chrome Web Store and install [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). If you are not familiar with it, [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free Chrome extension that allows you to export data from Zillow. You can export the data to a **CSV** file or an **Excel** file and then you can import it in your favorite spreadsheet software. I recommend [Google Sheets](https://www.google.com/sheets/about/) because it is free and it is easy to use. ### Step 2: Search for properties in Sarasota, Florida Go to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) and search for properties in **Sarasota, Florida** for example. Use the filters to narrow down your search to the properties that you are targeting. For this example, we will be looking at single-family homes that are for sale for between **$300,000 and $400,000**. Feel free to use your own filters and search criteria if the ones I am using do not match your needs. Once you have found the properties that you are interested in, click on the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) icon in your browser and choose your export format. In this instance I selected **CSV**.  Click the "Export properties" button.  The data should be exported to a **CSV** file that is downloaded automatically to your computer.  ### Step 3: Calculate the average price cut amount Open the file in [Google Sheets](https://www.google.com/sheets/about/) and you should see something like this:  The column we are looking for is the **price cut amount** column. I am sure you can see the trend here, the **price cut amount** tells you how much the price of the property was cut and the **price cut date** tells you when the price was last cut. Calculate the average price cut amount by using this formula: **=AVERAGE(H1:H41)** where **H1:H41** is the range of cells that contain the price cut amount. This formula simply takes all the amounts in the **price cut amount** column and calculates the average. It ignores the first row because it is **the header row**. It also ignores the **empty cells** in the column because they are not valid numbers. The result obtained gives you a quick overview of the state of the real estate market. In our case the result obtained is roughly **$18894.12**.  ### Step 4: Calculate the percentage of homes whose price was cut The next step is to calculate the percentage of homes whose price was cut. To do this, we will use the following formula: **=COUNTIF(H2:H,">0")/COUNT(H2:H) \* 100** This formula counts the number of cells in the **price cut amount** column that are greater than 0 and then divides that number by the total number of cells in the column and then multiplies the result by 100. In our case the result is **42.5%** which means that **42.5% of the homes in this search result** have had their price cut.  ### Step 4: Deduce the state of the market If you can see many price cuts and the price cut date is recent then you can assume that the market is not doing well. If we see that the last price cut was a while ago, then maybe things have stabilized and the market is doing better. The interpretation is up to you, but the data is there for you to draw your own conclusions. ### Step 5: Repeat the process You can repeat this process every week, every month or every quarter to see how the market is doing. By comparing the data from one period to another you can see if the market is improving or if it is getting worse. ## Conclusion You have now learned how to do a basic analysis of the real estate market with [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). You should remember that there is not a single real estate market. Each town, each suburb is different and the conclusions you reach regarding a particular suburb may be completely different from the conclusions you would reach regarding another suburb located a few miles away. In any case, you can now form your own opinion regarding the market and you do not have to rely on someone else's opinion, especially if the opinion of the person you are relying on is potentially biased. --- --- title: "How to customize your export settings?" description: "Learn how to customize your export settings to get the data you need." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-customize-your-export-settings" publishedAt: "2023-03-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to customize your export settings?  ## Introduction The latest release of the extension **0.0.17** added a new feature to customize your export settings. This feature allows you to select the columns you want to export. This is a great feature to get the data you need. On the **Free** plan, you cannot export more than **40 listings per file** and you cannot choose the columns you want to export. If you want to export more than **40 listings per file** or if you want to **choose the columns** you want to export, you need to upgrade to the **Basic** plan. ## Customize your export settings To customize your export settings, you need to go to the **Extension settings** page. To do this, you need to click on the **Extension settings** button in your [account page](/account). From there you can customize the exported columns for each property type: * Sold listings * For sale listings * For rent listings * Saved listings  Image of the extension settings page Once you have chosen your exported columns for each property type, do not forget to save the new settings.  Image of the settings being saved You can also directly update the exported columns from within the extension itself.  Image of the new settings page on the extension Once again, do not forget to save the new settings once you have chosen your exported columns. ## Export your data Once you have customized your export settings, you can export your data. To do this, you simply need to click the **Export all property listings (up to 800)** button in the extension.  Image of the extension export page with the buttons to export the data This process has not changed since the previous version of the extension. You can still export the data from a single page of listings or from all the pages of listings. ## Conclusion The goal of Zillow Data Exporter is to help you get the data you need. This is why we have added this new feature to customize your export settings. There are more exciting features coming soon. Stay tuned! If you have any questions or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Customize%20your%20export%20settings). --- --- title: "How to Export up to 800 Property Listings for Rent from Zillow" description: "This guide will show you how to export up to 800 property listings for rent from Zillow." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-export-up-to-800-properties-for-rent-on-zillow" publishedAt: "2023-02-22" lastModified: "2025-10-18" --- # How to Export up to 800 Property Listings for Rent from Zillow  ## Introduction About a week ago, the paid plan for [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) was released. It is currently in **beta**, and more features will be added over the coming weeks and months. The paid plan is **USD $49/month** and allows you to export up to **800** property listings for rent per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). The **free plan** allows you to export up to **40** property listings for rent per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). In this guide, I will show you how to use the paid plan's functionality of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Create a Zillow Data Exporter Account To export a single page of property listings for rent from [Zillow](https://zillow.com), you do not need to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account. However, should you want to export multiple pages of results, then you have to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account by clicking on the following [link](/auth/register).  Sign up page of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) ## Upgrade to Basic or Pro plan Upgrade to the **Basic** or **Pro** plan by clicking on the following [link](/pricing).  Pro plan subscription of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) You can export up to **800** property listings for rent per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) once you have signed up for the paid plan. ## Export rental properties on 1 page To export rental properties on 1 page, you need to go to the [Zillow](https://zillow.com) website and search for a location. For example, you can search for **San Francisco, CA**. After you search for a location, you will see a list of rental properties. You can see the number of rental properties on the top of the page. For example, you can see that there are **2,526** rental properties in **San Francisco, CA**.  Number of rental properties in San Francisco, CA This process has not changed since the extension was released. You can still export up to **40** rental properties per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) for free. To export rental properties on 1 page, you need to click on the **Export properties on this page** button. You can see the button in the following screenshot.  Screenshot of the export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Export rental properties on multiple pages To export rental properties on multiple pages, you can stay on the same page and click on the **Export all properties** button.  Screenshot of the new export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Caveats and limitations There are some caveats and limitations that you should be aware of. For starters, the number of rental properties that you can export is limited to **800** per file. The reason this limit exist is because [Zillow](https://zillow.com) actually lies about the number of properties being displayed. There are a maximum of **20** pages displayed for each search. We also know that [Zillow](https://zillow.com) will display up to **40** properties per page. This means that there is a maximum of **800** properties displayed per search. That is why, when you export rental properties on multiple pages, you will only be able to export up to **800** properties per file. If you discount the various ads and other elements that are displayed on the page, the total number of properties that will end up being exported will be between **700** and **800**. Each search being different, the number of properties that will be exported will vary. ## Conclusion In this article, you learned how to export rental properties from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) using the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) Chrome extension. You also learned how to sign up for the paid plan and how to export rental properties on 1 page and on multiple pages. If you have any questions, please let me know by using the [contact form](/legal/contact) or send me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Export%20up%20to%20800%20properties%20for%20rent%20from%20Zillow). --- --- title: "How to Export up to 800 Property Listings for Sale from Zillow" description: "This guide will show you how to export up to 800 property listings for sale from Zillow." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-export-up-to-800-properties-for-sale-on-zillow" publishedAt: "2023-02-23" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to Export up to 800 Property Listings for Sale from Zillow  ## Introduction About a week ago, the paid plan for [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) was released. It is currently in **beta**, and more features will be added over the coming weeks and months. The paid plan is **USD $49/month** and allows you to export up to **800** property listings for sale per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). The **free plan** allows you to export up to **40** property listings for sale per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). In this guide, I will show you how to use the paid plan's functionality of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Create a Zillow Data Exporter Account To export a single page of property listings for sale from [Zillow](https://zillow.com), you do not need to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account. However, should you want to export multiple pages of results, then you have to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account by clicking on the following [link](/auth/register).  Sign up page of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) ## Upgrade to Basic or Pro plan Upgrade to the **Basic** or **Pro** plan by clicking on the following [link](/pricing).  Pro plan subscription of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) You can export up to **800** property listings for sale per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) once you have signed up for the paid plan. ## Export properties for sale on 1 page To export properties for sale on 1 page, you need to go to the [Zillow](https://zillow.com) website and search for a location. For example, you can search for **San Francisco, CA**. After you search for a location, you will see a list of properties for sale. You can see the number of properties for sale on the top of the page. For example, you can see that there are **500** properties for sale in **San Francisco, CA**.  Number of properties for sale in San Francisco, CA This process has not changed since the extension was released. You can still export up to **40** properties for sale per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) for free. To export properties for sale on 1 page, you need to click on the **Export properties on this page** button. You can see the button in the following screenshot.  Screenshot of the export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac and or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Export properties for sale on multiple pages To export properties for sale on multiple pages, you can stay on the same page and click on the **Export all properties** button.  Screenshot of the new export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Caveats and limitations There are some caveats and limitations that you should be aware of. For starters, the number of properties for sale that you can export is limited to **800** per file. The reason this limit exist is because [Zillow](https://zillow.com) actually lies about the number of properties being displayed. There are a maximum of **20** pages displayed for each search. We also know that [Zillow](https://zillow.com) will display up to **40** properties per page. This means that there is a maximum of **800** properties displayed per search. That is why, when you export properties for sale on multiple pages, you will only be able to export up to **800** properties per file. If you discount the various ads and other elements that are displayed on the page, the total number of properties that will end up being exported will be between **700** and **800**. Each search being different, the number of properties that will be exported will vary. ## Conclusion In this article, you learned how to export properties for sale from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) using the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) Chrome extension. You also learned how to sign up for the paid plan and how to export properties for sale on 1 page and on multiple pages. If you have any questions, please let me know by using the [contact form](/legal/contact) or send me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Export%20up%20to%20800%20properties%20for%20sale%20from%20Zillow). --- --- title: "How to Export up to 800 Sold Property Listings from Zillow" description: "This guide will show you how to export up to 800 Sold property listings for from Zillow." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-export-up-to-800-sold-properties-from-zillow" publishedAt: "2023-02-24" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to Export up to 800 Sold Property Listings from Zillow  ## Introduction About a week ago, the paid plan for [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) was released. It is currently in **beta**, and more features will be added over the coming weeks and months. The paid plan is **USD $49/month** and allows you to export up to **800** sold property listings per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). The **free plan** allows you to export up to **40** sold property listings per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com). In this guide, I will show you how to use the paid plan's functionality of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ## Create a Zillow Data Exporter Account To export a single page of sold property listings from [Zillow](https://zillow.com), you do not need to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account. However, should you want to export multiple pages of results, then you have to create a [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) account by clicking on the following [link](/auth/register).  Sign up page of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) ## Upgrade to Basic or Pro plan Upgrade to the **Basic** or **Pro** plan by clicking on the following [link](/pricing).  [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro) subscription of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) You can export up to **800** sold property listings per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) once you have signed up for the paid plan. ## Export sold properties on 1 page To export sold properties on 1 page, you need to go to the [Zillow](https://zillow.com) website and search for a location. For example, you can search for **San Francisco, CA**. After you search for a location, you will see a list of sold properties. You can see the number of sold properties on the top of the page. For example, you can see that there are **24,546** sold properties in **San Francisco, CA**.  Number of sold properties in San Francisco, CA This process has not changed since the extension was released. You can still export up to **40** sold properties per file from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) for free. To export sold properties on 1 page, you need to click on the **Export properties on this page** button. You can see the button in the following screenshot.  Screenshot of the export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Export sold properties on multiple pages To export sold properties on multiple pages, you can stay on the same page and click on the **Export all properties** button.  Screenshot of the new export button When the export starts you should see the following text on the page:  Export in progress message Once the export is completed you will find the file in your **Downloads** folder on Mac or on the equivalent folder on Windows. ## Caveats and limitations There are some caveats and limitations that you should be aware of. For starters, the number of sold properties that you can export is limited to **800** per file. The reason this limit exist is because [Zillow](https://zillow.com) actually lies about the number of properties being displayed. There are a maximum of **20** pages displayed for each search. We also know that [Zillow](https://zillow.com) will display up to **40** properties per page. This means that there is a maximum of **800** properties displayed per search. That is why, when you export sold properties on multiple pages, you will only be able to export up to **800** properties per file. If you discount the various ads and other elements that are displayed on the page, the total number of properties that will end up being exported will be between **700** and **800**. Each search being different, the number of properties that will be exported will vary. ## Conclusion In this article, you learned how to export sold properties from [Zillow](https://zillow.com) using the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) Chrome extension. You also learned how to sign up for the paid plan and how to export sold properties on 1 page and on multiple pages. If you have any questions, please let me know by using the [contact form](/legal/contact) or send me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Export%20up%20to%20800%20sold%20properties%20from%20Zillow). --- --- title: "How to export Zillow listings to Google Sheets" description: "A step-by-step guide on how to export Zillow listings to Google Sheets using Zillow Data Exporter" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-export-zillow-listings-to-google-sheets" publishedAt: "2023-04-30" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to export Zillow listings to Google Sheets  ## Introduction Zillow Data Exporter is a tool that allows you to export Zillow listings to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/). It's a great way to get a list of properties in a specific area, and then export the data to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) for further analysis. You can also download the data as a CSV/Excel file, which is useful if you want to import it into another program like Excel or Tableau. ## What is Google Sheets? [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) is a free online spreadsheet program that allows you to create and edit spreadsheets. It's similar to Microsoft Excel. You should have access to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) if you have a Google account. If you don't have one, you can create one for free. ## Connect [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) to Zillow Data Exporter To connect [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) to Zillow Data Exporter, you first need to create a Zillow Data Exporter account. You can do this by going to [https://www.propertydatalabs.com](/) and clicking the **Sign in** button. Once you've created an account, you'll need to connect your Google account to Zillow Data Exporter. To do this, click on the "Connect Google Account" button on the right side of the screen in the cloud settings page.  Connect Google Account to Zillow Data Exporter Then click on the **Continue** button in the popup window that appears.  Finish connecting your account to Zillow Data Exporter ## Enable the Google Sheets integration Now that you've connected your Google account to Zillow Data Exporter, you can enable the [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) integration. To do this, click on the **Save exported files to Google Sheets** toggle button highlighted in the screenshot below.  Enable Google Sheets integration in Zillow Data Exporter ## Disable file download on Desktop Once you've enabled the [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) integration, you can choose to disable file download on Desktop. This will prevent Zillow Data Exporter from downloading the data as a CSV/Excel file on your computer when you export it to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/). It is simply a matter of preference. If you want to disable file download on Desktop, click on the "Disable File Download on Desktop" button highlighted in the screenshot below.  Disable file download on Desktop Otherwise you can skip this step and continue with the next step. ## Export the data Now that your settings have been configured, you can export the data to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/). To do this, navigate to [Zillow.com](https://zillow.com) and search for properties in an area that interests you. Then try to export a single page by clicking the **Export listings on this page** button. This will export the data to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/).  Export listings on this page button You can now navigate to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) and verify that the data has been imported correctly. You should find a new spreadsheet in your Google Drive folder. If you don't see it, try refreshing the page. ## Conclusion That's it! You've successfully exported Zillow listings to [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) using Zillow Data Exporter. You can now use the data in [Google Sheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) for further analysis. I hope you have found this guide useful. If you have any questions or comments, please reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Export%20Zillow%20listings%20to%20Google%20Sheets). --- --- title: "How to pull data from Zillow to Excel" description: "Learn how to pull data from Zillow to Excel. This is a great way to learn more about your local real estate market." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-pull-data-from-zillow-to-excel" publishedAt: "2022-09-13" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # How to pull data from Zillow to Excel  ## Introduction Pulling data out of Zillow is not a complicated task. However, it is not as easy as it should be. In this guide, I will show you how to pull data from Zillow to Excel. This is a great way to learn more about your local real estate market. It is also a great way to spot new trends and opportunities in your local real estate market. For example you could find out if: * The average price of a house in your area has increased or decreased over the last 5 years. * How many houses are for sale in your area. * How many houses are for rent in your area. * How many houses are sold in your area. ## Which tools will you need? To pull data from Zillow to Excel, you will need the following tools: * Access to a computer with internet connection. * A web browser(preferably Google Chrome). * The [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension for Google Chrome. ## Install [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) To install the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension, follow these steps: 1. Open the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) page in Google Chrome. 2. Click on the "Add to Chrome" button. You should be ready to use the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension now. ## How to use [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) To use the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension, follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the Zillow page you want to export data from. 2. Click on the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension icon. 3. Select the file type you want to export the data to. 4. Click on the "Export properties" button. I wrote a guide on how to [export listings for sale from Zillow](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-sale) I encourage you to read it if you want to learn more about the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. ## Open the file in Google Sheets To open the file in Google Sheets, follow these steps: 1. Open Google Sheets. 2. Click on the "File" menu. 3. Click on the "Import" menu item. 4. Click on the "Upload" menu item. 5. Select the file you want to import. 6. Click on the "Open" button. ## Is there no other way? Unfortunately, there is no other way to pull data from Zillow to Excel. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) does not provide an API to pull data from their website. It is understandable that they do not want to provide an API. They want to keep their data to themselves. The reason for that is that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) is a real estate website. They want to make money by selling their data to real estate agents and advertisers. ## Conclusion In this guide, I have shown you how to pull data from Zillow to Excel. I hope you have found this guide useful. If you have any questions or comments, please reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). --- --- title: "How to scrape Zillow data with the Zillow Data Exporter extension" description: "Learn how to scrape Zillow data with the Zillow Data Exporter extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-scrape-zillow-data" publishedAt: "2023-04-10" lastModified: "2025-10-18" --- # How to scrape Zillow data with the Zillow Data Exporter extension  ## A word of caution The [Zillow Data Exporter extension](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is being updated frequently. This is because [Zillow](https://zillow.com) is constantly changing their website. If you are having trouble with the extension, please check the [troubleshooting blog post](/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide) and the [FAQ](/faq). ## How to install the Zillow Data Exporter extension Go to the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension page on the Chrome Web Store. Click on the **Add to Chrome** button. This process will take a few seconds. Once the extension is installed, you should the Zillow Data Exporter extension displayed on your extension page.  The Zillow Data Exporter extension installed in Chrome Once the extension is installed, you can start scraping [Zillow](https://zillow.com) data. ## How to use the Zillow Data Exporter extension The Zillow Data Exporter extension is very easy to use. You can scrape [Zillow](https://zillow.com) data in just a few clicks. Everything happens in your browser so you are guaranteed complete privacy. I and the Zillow Data Exporter extension do not collect any data from you. I do not have access to your exported files and I do not have access to your browser history. Zillow Data Exporter is a free extension. You can use it as much as you want. There is a premium version of the extension. The premium version allows you to scrape more data and to scrape data faster. If you do not have an account, you can create one for free. You can create an account by clicking on the **Sign up** button on the [PropertyDataLabs](/) website. Creating your account will give you access to the premium version of the extension. You can use the premium version **for free** for **7 days** without having to **enter your credit card information**. This way you can test the premium version of the extension and see if it is worth it for you. Once the extension is installed and that you are logged in you should see the following when you open th extension in your browser:  Logged in to the Zillow Data Exporter extension Navigate to [Zillow](https://zillow.com) and search for properties that you want to scrape. Open the extension and click on the **Export settings** button. You should see the following screen:  Export settings in the Zillow Data Exporter extension You can modify the settings for each type of property that you want to scrape: * Properties for sale * Rental properties * Sold properties * Favorite/saved properties In this case we will focus on scraping properties for sale. In the image above, you can see that the extension can be used to scrape a lot of different data points for each property. Once you have selected the data that you want to scrape, click on the **Save property for sale settings** button. Now, you can start scraping properties for sale. ## How to scrape Zillow data with the Zillow Data Exporter extension Using the extension is very easy. You can scrape [Zillow](https://zillow.com) data in just a few clicks. There are two modes to scrape data with the Zillow Data Exporter extension: * **Single page mode**: You can scrape data for a single page of properties. * **Multiple pages mode**: You can scrape data for multiple pages of properties. In the **Multiple pages mode**, you can scrape a maximum of **20 pages** of properties which is the equivalent of **800 properties** in total. This is not a bug but a limitation of the [Zillow](https://zillow.com) website. To use the **Single page mode** click on the following button:  Single page mode in the Zillow Data Exporter extension In the **Single page mode**, you can scrape data for a single page of properties. To use the **Multiple pages mode** click on the following button:  Multiple pages mode in the Zillow Data Exporter extension In the **Multiple pages mode**, you can scrape data for multiple pages of properties. It is useful if you want to scrape a lot of data. The export process will start automatically and it will be completed within a few minutes for a multiple page export and in a few seconds for a single page export. The time needed to scrape data depends on the number of data points that you want to scrape and on the number of properties that you want to scrape. The more pages you scrape, the longer it will take. Once the scraping is done, the generated file will be downloaded automatically in your browser. In the future, I will add the possibility to export data directly into your Google Drive account. ## Troubleshooting If you have any issues with the extension, please do not hesitate to contact me. You can also read the troubleshooting guide which contains a list of the most common issues and their solutions. You can read it here: [Troubleshooting guide](/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide) Most of the time a simple refresh of the page will fix the issue. ## Conclusion The Zillow Data Exporter extension is a great tool to scrape [Zillow](https://zillow.com) data. It can help you export a lot of data pretty quickly whether you are a real estate agent, a real estate investor or a real estate data scientist. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. --- --- title: "How to update Zillow Data Exporter to it's latest version" description: "Learn how to keep your Zillow Data Exporter extension up to date and the step-by-step instructions to update it to the latest version." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter" publishedAt: "2022-08-24" lastModified: "2025-08-22" --- # How to update Zillow Data Exporter to it's latest version  ## Why is the extension updated frequently? [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is an extension that exports data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) to a **CSV** or **Excel (.xlsx)** file. As such, it depends entirely on the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website and the data it provides. However, that means that if [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) changes their website, the extension will not be updated straight away as I need a little bit of time to understand what has changed and how to fix the problem. Because of this, the extension is updated every time the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website is updated. There is simply no way around it. I also update the extension when a user reports an issue or when it needs to handle data more efficiently. ## When are the new updates published? The new version was published on [September 6th, 2025](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom?hl=en). I try my hardest to stay on top of things and to release updates in a timely manner. However, I am not able to guarantee that the extension will be updated every time the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website is updated. If the extension stops working, you can let me know by contacting me [here](/legal/contact) or on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) and I will try to fix the problem as soon as possible. ## How to update the extension to the latest version? Normally, when a new version of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is published, it is installed automatically in your Chrome browser. Sometimes, though, the extension is not updated automatically. This is when you need to manually update the extension: 1. Open the Chrome browser. 2. Go to the **Extensions** page.  An image of the extension page in the Chrome browser. 3. Turn on **Developer mode** page by clicking on the toggle in the top right corner of the page.  An image of the toggle before activation.  An image of the toggle after activation. 4. Click the **Update** button on the top left corner of the page.  An image of the update button. 5. You should see a notification.  An image of the update notification. The extension should now be updated to the version **3.0.2** (as of [August 12th, 2026](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom?hl=en)). ## Watch a video tutorial about the manual update process You can also find a detailed video tutorial on how to update the extension below. [Update Zillow Data Exporter](https://www.loom.com/embed/e7ca303a53b3496188fda9e80a670688) Video tutorial on how to update the extension manually. ## How to fix other issues If you are having any other issues, I invite you to read a previous [blog post](/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide) on how to fix the most common issues with [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) or [contact me](/legal/contact) and I will try to fix the problem as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding. --- --- title: "Install Zillow Data Exporter on Microsoft Edge" description: "Learn how to install Zillow Data Exporter on Microsoft Edge" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/install-on-edge" publishedAt: "2023-11-17" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Install Zillow Data Exporter on Microsoft Edge  ## Can you install a Chrome extension on Microsoft Edge? Yes, you can install a Chrome extension on Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Edge is built on Chromium, the same open-source project that powers Google Chrome. This means that you can install Chrome extensions on Microsoft Edge. ## How to install Zillow Data Exporter on Microsoft Edge 1. Open Microsoft Edge 2. Go to the [Zillow Data Exporter extension page on the Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) 3. Click the "Get" button  ## How to use Zillow Data Exporter on Microsoft Edge 1. Open Microsoft Edge 2. Go to [Zillow.com](https://www.zillow.com) 3. Search for properties 4. Click the Zillow Data Exporter menu on the top right corner of the browser  5. Start exporting data  ## Caveats When using extensions in Microsoft Edge, you may see a warning that says "This extension is not verified". This is because Microsoft Edge does not verify extensions that are not in the Microsoft Edge Addons store. This is not a problem, and you can safely ignore this warning. Another issue is that even though it should work properly in Microsoft Edge, there could be some issues with the extension as compatibility is not guaranteed. If you encounter any issues, please let me know by [submitting a bug report](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Issue%20with%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter%20on%20Microsoft%20Edge) or by using the [contact form](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "Install Zillow Data Exporter on Opera" description: "Learn how to install Zillow Data Exporter on Opera" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/install-on-opera" publishedAt: "2023-11-17" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Install Zillow Data Exporter on Opera  ## Can you install a Chrome extension on Opera? Yes, you can install a Chrome extension on Opera. Opera is built on Chromium, the same open-source project that powers Google Chrome. This means that you can install Chrome extensions on Opera. ## How to install Zillow Data Exporter on Opera 1. Open Opera 2. Go to the [Zillow Data Exporter extension page on the Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) 3. Click the "Add to Opera" button  ## How to use Zillow Data Exporter on Opera 1. Open Opera 2. Go to [Zillow.com](https://www.zillow.com) 3. Search for properties 4. Click the Zillow Data Exporter menu on the top right corner of the browser  5. Start exporting data  ## Caveats Even though it should work properly in Opera, there could be some issues with the extension as compatibility is not guaranteed. If you encounter any issues, please let me know by [submitting a bug report](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Issue%20with%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter%20on%20Opera) or by using the [contact form](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "Release of the paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter" description: "We are happy to announce the release of the paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/introducing-the-paid-plan" publishedAt: "2023-02-14" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Release of the paid plan for Zillow Data Exporter  ## Introducing the paid plan I am happy to announce the release of the paid plan for [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The paid plan is the beginning of the transition for Zillow Data Exporter. I intend to turn [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) into the best platform to analyze properties and find the best investments on Zillow and other real estate websites. More features will be developed for the paid plan during the Beta period. The Beta period will last for **6 months** and will end on **15 August 2023**. ## Why create a paid plan? Unfortunately maintaining [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is not free. It costs time and money to keep the project going and provide adequate support to the **1000's** of users that already use [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The paid plan will help cover the costs of running the project by allowing me to work more on the project as well as invest and develop more features. ## Features Please keep in mind that the features described in this section are only available to the paid plan. The free plan will remain free and will not be affected by the paid plan. The features are subject to change during the Beta period as I gather more feedback from the users. *Some features may end up being abandoned or altered during the Beta period.* * Export up to **800** properties at a time. * Save export metadata to your account. * Save the properties directly to **Google Sheets**. * Remove **empty columns** from the exported data. * Export property image URLs. * **Automate** the export of properties. ## Pricing The paid plan is **USD $49** per month if billed monthly and **USD $36** per month if billed yearly. The Beta testers will get the paid plan for free for **6 months** after which they will be billed at the regular price. ## How to upgrade It is easy to start using the paid plan. First, [create an account](/auth/register) on [PropertyDataLabs](https://propertydatalabs.com). If you already have an account, you can log in to your account. Go to the [sign-in page](/auth/login) to log in to your account. Once your account is created, you will have access to the paid plan for free for 7 days. After 7 days, you will be asked to upgrade to the paid plan or go back to the free plan. You can upgrade to the paid plan by clicking on the "Upgrade" button on the [pricing page](/pricing). ## Beta testers If you are a beta tester, you can use the coupon code that you will receive shortly to get the paid plan for free for **6 months**. --- --- title: "Is scraping Zillow legal?" description: "Understand why the legality of collecting Zillow data depends on access, terms, content, jurisdiction, and intended use." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/is-scraping-zillow-legal" publishedAt: "2022-08-26" lastModified: "2026-08-01" --- # Is scraping Zillow legal?  ## Important disclaimer This article provides general information, not legal advice. Laws, platform terms, and the facts of each use case differ. Consult a qualified lawyer if you need advice about a specific collection, export, or redistribution workflow. ## The short answer There is no reliable rule that scraping is always legal or always illegal. The answer can depend on: * how the information is accessed; * the website terms that apply; * whether access controls are bypassed; * what content is collected; * whether personal information is involved; * how the information is stored, shared, or sold; and * which country's or state's laws apply. The fact that information is visible on a public webpage does not, by itself, grant permission to collect, reuse, or redistribute it for every purpose. Likewise, automation or scale can affect the risk analysis, but neither one supplies a universal legal test. ## Zillow's current terms matter [Zillow's Terms of Use](https://www.zillow.com/corporate/terms-of-use/) currently prohibit automated queries, including screen and database scraping, spiders, robots, crawlers, and activity intended to obtain information from Zillow's services. The Terms also contain restrictions concerning access, copying, display, redistribution, interference with the service, and access controls. Those terms may change. Anyone collecting information from Zillow should read the version in effect at the time and obtain legal advice about whether and how it applies to their workflow. Describing information as "publicly available" does not make the terms irrelevant. ## What the hiQ decision does—and does not—say The 2022 Ninth Circuit decision in [hiQ Labs, Inc. v. LinkedIn Corp.](https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2022/04/18/17-16783.pdf) is often summarized too broadly. The dispute involved information on public LinkedIn profiles and a request for a preliminary injunction. The court addressed whether accessing those public pages was likely to be "without authorization" under the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. The decision did not create a general right to scrape any website. It did not decide that every collection method or downstream use complies with contracts, copyright, privacy law, state law, or other legal obligations. It also did not decide the legality of collecting data from Zillow. ## Access and reuse are different questions Whether someone can view or technically collect information is not the same as whether they may copy, retain, republish, sell, or use every part of it. A property page can contain facts from public records alongside photographs, descriptions, valuations, contact details, and other material with different sources and legal protections. Copyright generally protects original expression rather than facts themselves, but selecting, arranging, copying, or redistributing content can present separate questions. The [U.S. Copyright Office](https://www.copyright.gov/what-is-copyright/) provides a general overview of copyright protection. Privacy, publicity, database, contract, and consumer-protection rules may also apply depending on the information and jurisdiction. ## Questions to evaluate before collecting property data The following questions can help identify issues for a legal review. They are not a safe-harbor checklist. 1. **How is access obtained?** Determine whether the workflow uses public pages, an account, an API, or another access method, and whether it encounters authentication, CAPTCHAs, blocks, or other controls. 2. **What terms apply?** Review the current terms for the website, account, product, API, and any other service involved. 3. **What is being collected?** Distinguish basic property facts from photographs, written descriptions, valuations, professional profiles, contact details, and personal information. 4. **What happens after collection?** Internal analysis, client work, publication, redistribution, resale, and automated decision-making can raise different issues. 5. **What safeguards are appropriate?** Consider data minimization, retention limits, access controls, accuracy checks, deletion processes, and documented responses to complaints. 6. **Which laws apply?** The location of the operator, user, people represented in the data, and intended audience may all matter. ## Using PropertyDataLabs does not decide the legal question Zillow Data Exporter processes information available in the user's browser. PropertyDataLabs does not operate its own web-collection network for Cloud workflows. Instead, it submits requested URLs to specialist third-party collection providers, with Bright Data serving as the primary provider, and then structures, processes, and exports the information those providers return. The use of a third-party provider changes who operates the collection infrastructure, but it does not by itself determine whether a specific workflow or downstream use is permitted. Provider terms, source-site terms, content rights, privacy obligations, and the intended use may still matter. You are responsible for ensuring that your access to and use of third-party services and information complies with applicable laws, contracts, licenses, and third-party terms. Review our [trademark, affiliation, and service disclaimer](/legal/disclaimer) and [privacy policy](/legal/privacy) for more information about the Service and its providers. ## Practical next steps Before starting a commercial, recurring, or high-volume collection project: * read the current terms for every service involved; * document the source, purpose, fields, retention period, and intended recipients; * do not bypass authentication or technical access controls; * avoid republishing photographs, written descriptions, or personal information unless you have the rights and legal basis to do so; * collect only the information needed for the stated purpose; and * ask a qualified lawyer to review the actual workflow when the consequences matter. ## Conclusion Public visibility is only one fact in a broader analysis. Access method, platform terms, content rights, privacy obligations, downstream use, and jurisdiction all matter. Treat simple claims that "public data is always legal to scrape" or that "scraping becomes illegal at a particular scale" as warning signs: the law does not reduce to either statement. --- --- title: "New website available" description: "Our new website is now available. The new website has been redesigned to provide a better user experience and to reflect the new name of the product." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/new-website-available" publishedAt: "2025-02-02" lastModified: "2023-02-02" --- # New website available  Photo by [Markus Winkler](https://unsplash.com/@markuswinkler?utm_content=creditCopyText&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/photos/white-printer-paper-on-green-typewriter-cxoR55-bels?utm_content=creditCopyText&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash) ## Introduction As announced more than a year ago, [Zillow Data Exporter](http://propertydatalabs.com) has been rebranded to PropertyDataLabs. ## What about the browser/Chrome extension? The browser extension will continue to work as before. You will still be able to use it to export property data from Zillow. Nothing will change except that in the new versions (starting at 1.7.0), the links within the extension will start redirecting to [https://www.propertydatalabs.com](/). ## What does it mean for you? Nothing will change for you. Your information is safe and secure. If you are using a password to log in to the website, you will still be able to use the same password. The only change is the name and the new website. Same goes if you created your account by logging in with Google. You will still be able to log in with Google as you did before. If you currently do not have an account, you can sign up for a new account directly here. It's free to sign up and you can start exporting property data right away. ## What about propertydatalabs.com In a few months, the old website [https://propertydatalabs.com](https://propertydatalabs.com) will automatically redirect you to the new website [https://www.propertydatalabs.com](/). ## Issues Although great care has been taken to ensure a smooth transition, there may be some issues. If you encounter any issues, please [contact me](/contact) and I will do my best to resolve them as soon as possible. --- --- title: "Introducing real-time status updates for Zillow Data Exporter" description: "Introducing real-time status updates for Zillow Data Exporter. Know exactly what is happening with your exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/real-time-status-updates" publishedAt: "2023-05-15" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Introducing real-time status updates for Zillow Data Exporter  ## Introduction [PropertyDataLabs](/) is a tool that helps you export [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) data to CSV/Excel files. It is a great tool for real estate investors, agents, and brokers. It is also a great tool for anyone who wants to get [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) data in bulk. ## Why Zillow Data Exporter stops working sometimes? Unfortunately [PropertyDataLabs](/) stops working sometimes. This is because Zillow changes their website from time to time. When this happens, [PropertyDataLabs](/) needs to be updated to work again. There is not much that can be done to prevent this but I believe that it is important to be transparent about this. By giving you information regarding the status of [PropertyDataLabs](/), it can help you diagnose any issues you may be having. If you see that the status is not green, then you know that there is an issue with [PropertyDataLabs](/). You can then check back later to see if the issue has been resolved. If you see that the status is green, then you know that [PropertyDataLabs](/) is working as expected and that maybe you simply need to follow the [troubleshooting steps](/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide). ## How to know if Zillow Data Exporter is working? In the latest version of the extension, there is a new status tab that shows you the status of [PropertyDataLabs](/). You can access this page by clicking on the **Extension Status** tab in the side bar of the extension.  Image of the status tab with the number of issues displayed In the picture above, you can see how many open issues there are. If there are no open issues, then you will see a green check mark. In this tab you can also see the status of the issue. If the issue has a status of **Open** that means that the issue has just been reported. When the status is **In Progress**, that means that the issue is being worked on. When the status is **Resolved**, that means that the issue has been fixed. ## Transparency I believe that transparency is important. I want to be transparent about the status of [PropertyDataLabs](/) so that you can know exactly what is happening with your exports. By giving as much information as possible, I want to communicate that I am working hard to make sure that [PropertyDataLabs](/) is working as expected. ## Conclusion I hope that this article has helped you understand how [PropertyDataLabs](/) works and how you can know if it is working as expected. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Real%20time%20status%20updates%20for%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). --- --- title: "Remove duplicate listings from your exported data" description: "This guide will show you how to remove duplicate listings from your exported data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/remove-duplicate-listings-from-your-property-listings-export" publishedAt: "2023-06-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Remove duplicate listings from your exported data  ## Why are duplicate listings present in your data? Duplicate listings are present in your data because there is no way to ask Zillow to exclude the listings that you have already seen. Let's take a simple example, you are looking for a house in a specific area and you have already seen 10 listings. You export the data of these 10 listings and you want to export the data of the next 10 listings. Unfortunately, [Zillow](https://zillow.com)'s algorithm is a black-box, that means there is no way to predict that the properties shown in the next 10 listings will be different from the previous 10 listings. In fact, it is very likely that you will see some of the same listings again. Also in the case that you are looking for a very specific type of property, then [Zillow](https://zillow.com) may not be able to find exactly what you are looking for. In this case [Zillow](https://zillow.com) will show you properties that may be somewhat relevant to your search, but not exactly what you are looking for. This algorithm is not perfect and it is not [Zillow](https://zillow.com)'s fault. It is just the way it is. It works the same way as when Google shows you non-relevant search results. As an investor or a future home-buyer, you do not want to waste time by looking at the same listings over and over again. You want to see and export new listings that you haven't seen before. This explanation is just scratching the surface of the problem. In fact, there are many other reasons why duplicate listings could be present in your data but we will not go into details here as it is out of the scope of this guide. ## How to remove duplicate listings from your exported data? Zillow Data Exporter gives you the ability to remove duplicate listings from your exported data. To begin with, you need to enable the duplicate listing filter setting as shown in the screenshot below:  Duplicate listing filter setting enabled Secondly, you have to choose the look-back period for the duplicate listing filter. The look-back period is the period of time that Zillow Data Exporter will look back into to check if a listing is a duplicate. You can choose one of four look-back periods: * 1 hour * 1 day (24 hours) * 1 week (7 days) * 1 month Let's assume that you want to export only listings that you haven't exported in the last 24 hours. In this case you need to choose the look-back period of 1 day (24 hours). When the export happens, Zillow Data Exporter will compare the exported properties to the properties that have already been exported in the last 24 hours. If a property has already been exported in the last 24 hours, then it will be excluded from the exported data, otherwise it will be included. The screenshot below shows the look-back period setting:  Dropdown to select the look-back period ## Disable and reset the filter If for some reason you want to export all the listings without the duplicate listing filter, then you can disable the duplicate listing filter as shown in the screenshot below:  Duplicate listing filter setting disabled You can also choose to reset the filter. This will remove the references to the previously exported listings. **This operation cannot be undone**. It will remove all the references to the previously exported listings, so that the next export will include all the listings. As seen in the screenshot below you will be required to click the confirm button to reset the filter:  Confirm reset of the duplicate listing filter ## Conclusion This guide showed you how to remove duplicate listings from your exported data. This is a very useful feature that will save you a lot of time and you won't have to wonder if you have already exported a listing or not. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Remove%20duplicate%20listings%20from%20your%20exported%20data). --- --- title: "Learn how to remove empty columns from your exported files" description: "Learn how to remove empty columns from your exported data. This is a great feature to get only the data you need and remove the clutter." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/remove-empty-columns-from-your-exported-files" publishedAt: "2023-03-26" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Learn how to remove empty columns from your exported files  ## Introduction The latest release of the extension **0.0.18** added a new feature to remove the empty columns from your exported files. This feature is really useful because it allows you to get only the data you need and remove the clutter. Sometimes, not all the columns are filled with data. For example, if you are exporting the **MLS ID** data, the **MLS ID** column will be empty for the listings that do not have a **MLS ID**. In this case, if you decide to remove the empty columns from your exported files and the **MLS ID** column is empty for all the listings, then the **MLS ID** column will be removed from your exported files automatically. On the **Free** plan, you cannot export more than **40 listings per file** and you cannot remove the empty columns from your exported files. If you want to export more than **40 listings per file** or if you want to **remove the empty columns** from your exported files automatically, you need to upgrade to the **Basic** plan. ## Remove the empty columns from your exported files To remove the empty columns from your exported files, you need to go to the **Export Settings** in the extension popup and click the **Remove empty columns** checkbox. Then you need to save your changes.  And that's it! Now, when you export your data, the empty columns will be removed automatically from your exported files. ## Conclusion The goal of [PropertyDataLabs](/) is to help you get the data you need. This is why we have added this new feature to help you get only the data you need and remove the clutter. There are more exciting features coming soon. Stay tuned! If you have any questions or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact me at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Remove%20empty%20columns%20from%20your%20exported%20files). --- --- title: "Renaming the plans for PropertyDataLabs" description: "We are renaming the paid plans to make them easier to understand: Hobby becomes Basic, Starter becomes Pro, and Business becomes Team." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/renaming-the-plans" publishedAt: "2026-04-28" lastModified: "2026-04-28" --- # Renaming the plans for PropertyDataLabs  Image by [Chris Lawton](https://unsplash.com/@chris_lawton?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/money-plant?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction We are renaming the paid plans for [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and [PropertyDataLabs](https://propertydatalabs.com). This update is only about the names of the plans. The goal is to make it clearer who each plan is for and to remove confusion caused by the previous names. Here is what is changing: * Hobby becomes **Basic** * Starter becomes **Pro** * Business becomes **Team** ## Why we are renaming the plans The previous names were not as clear as they should have been. Some users were not sure which plan matched their needs, especially when comparing the plans on the pricing page or inside the app. The new names are more explicit and make it easier to understand the intended customer for each plan: * **Basic** is for users with simpler or more occasional exporting needs. * **Pro** is for users who need more advanced exporting and Cloud capabilities. * **Team** is for teams that need collaboration and shared access. This rename is meant to improve clarity only. It does not change what the plans include. ## What is not changing The features, limits, and access for each plan remain the same. If you are currently subscribed to one of these plans, you will still have access to the same functionality you had before. Only the displayed plan name is changing. That means: * Your existing access remains the same. * Your current features remain the same. * Your billing and subscription behavior remain the same. * The Free plan is not affected by this rename. ## Summary of the rename To make the transition easy to follow, here is the mapping again: * Hobby Plan -> Basic Plan * Starter Plan -> Pro Plan * Business Plan -> Team Plan If you previously used the old names, you can think of this as a labeling update only. Nothing else about your plan has changed. ## Questions If you have any questions about this change, please contact us at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com). We are happy to help clarify anything related to the rename. --- --- title: "Should you automate your search for a new home?" description: "Finding and buying the right home is hard. Should you automate your home search?" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/should-you-automate-your-search-for-a-new-home" publishedAt: "2022-08-01" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Should you automate your search for a new home?  ## The problem Finding the right home can be a daunting task. In a real estate market where home prices are increasing by a [double-digit percentage](https://edition.cnn.com/2022/01/20/homes/us-nar-home-sales-december-and-2021/index.html) every year, you need to make a move quickly or you risk losing the property to someone else. In a real estate market where [home prices are falling](https://fortune.com/2022/08/04/zillow-home-price-forecast-2023-regional-housing-markets/), there are too many homes on the market and you may miss out on the best ones because you won't have time to analyze them all properly. Regardless of the current real estate market, you could also use a buyer's agent to help you find the perfect home, but you should be prepared to pay a certain amount of commission to get access to this premium service. ## What not to do In 2021 [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) tried to completely automate the process of home buying, renovating and, ultimately, selling. It did not go well. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) reported [billion dollar loss in 2021](https://www.inputmag.com/culture/zillow-lost-881-million-flipping-houses-hot-housing-market-algorithms) in 2021, then blamed its algorithm and some labor and supply shortages for this debacle but, in truth, it may have been just too optimistic regarding the resale value of its homes. So you must be wondering if [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) can't do it, can you as a buyer automate your home buying process? The answer to this question is still a resounding **yes**. ## What to do You see, [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) tried to do too much at once and failed in its endeavor. The company was trying to predict the price of homes in entire cities, each of which is affected by a range of unique factors. To become a house bargain hunter you need to know where to find value in homes that other people are not seeing. To do so with speed and accuracy, you will need to automate some parts of the data gathering. With [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) you can automate the data extraction from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) itself and soon you will be able to receive a daily report of new properties in your mailbox in the form of a spreadsheet attachment. You won't even need to go on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) to get the data you need. As a prospective buyer, the questions you need to ask yourself are: * Where can I find a property that I like with the right amenities? * Where can I find a property that I can actually afford? By automating the data collection in the form of spreadsheets, you can then apply custom formulas that will give you the insights that you are looking for. These formulas are entirely customized to your needs and don't rely on some black box algorithm like [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com/) used to use to come up with unrealistic and ultimately wrong price estimates. If you can automate your data gathering around a few key areas and then further refine the results via a custom function, you should in theory be able to narrow down the data to one to two properties each day that match all your requirements. Then you can do a full assessment of each property, which should help you move quickly on the desired properties. Give [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) a try and see how much time and money you'll save each and every day. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1).  Image of a Google Sheet after exporting the data with the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. --- --- title: "Ten million listings exported" description: "Celebrating a major milestone: over ten million listings exported and thousands of users benefiting from our real estate data export solution." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/ten-million-listings-exported" publishedAt: "2025-11-18" lastModified: "2025-11-18" --- # Ten million listings exported # Milestone: 10 Million Listings Exported and 7,000+ Users Since launching on October 24, 2022, our focus has been singular: removing the friction from real estate data export. Today, we are looking at the data to see exactly how much time that efficiency has saved our users. Here is the breakdown of our impact over the last 3 years. ## The Core Metrics As of November 2025, the platform has reached a significant volume of usage. | Metric | Count | | :--------------------- | :-------------- | | **Total Active Users** | **7,156** | | **Listings Exported** | **10,304,640+** | | **Years Active** | **3** | ## The Real ROI: Time Saved The number of listings is a vanity metric until you convert it into human effort. Manual data entry or copy-pasting a single listing typically takes about 30 seconds. When you scale that across the 10.5 million listings processed through our extension, the efficiency gains become massive. * **Total Time Saved:** 85,872 hours * **Equivalent To:** 3,578 full 24-hour days * **Work Years:** \~43 years of a standard 40-hour work week ## How We Calculated This We believe in transparency. These numbers are estimated based on average usage patterns of our current user base: 1. **Volume:** Average of 40 listings per page on Zillow. 2. **Frequency:** Average of 12 export sessions per user, per year. 3. **Speed:** 30 seconds saved per individual listing compared to manual extraction. 4. **Work Years Equivalent:** 2,000 hours per work year (40 hours/week \* 50 weeks as we deduct vacation time). ## What's Next We have validated that the demand for high-speed data export is there. Our next phase focuses on improving the granularity of these exports and expanding the platforms we support. Thank you to the 7,156 users who trust us with their workflow. Here's to many more millions of listings exported and hours saved! --- --- title: "The art of parsing Zillow property data" description: "Parsing Zillow properties is not for the faint of heart. This article will explain you how I do it Zillow Data Exporter" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/the-art-of-parsing-zillow-properties" publishedAt: "2022-10-23" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # The art of parsing Zillow property data  ## Introduction Extracting data from the web is a very common task for data scientists. It is also a very common task for data engineers. In this article, I will explain how I parse addresses from Zillow properties. I will also explain why I do it this way. To start with, we need to forget every assumptions that has ever been made regarding what constitutes valid data. Zillow does its best to represent the data it has. But its is not full proof and errors, spelling mistakes and other issues sometimes creep in. This is why we need to be prepared for the worst and hope for the best. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) works well because I always assume that some things are going to go wrong when I try to extract the data. Based on this assumptions, I build the software to handle mistakes and program it in a defensive manner. If I cannot assert with 99% accuracy that a piece of data is correct, I will not use it. That is why you will see empty cells in your spreadsheet. That is why you will see some properties that are not parsed correctly. There is no way to get this kind of software to work 100% of the time. But I can get it to work 99% of the time. Usually in software we use the [Pareto principle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle) . 80% of the work is done by 20% of the code. In this case, 99% of the work is done by 1% of the code. The rest is just defensive programming. To understand why I do it this way, we need to understand what an address is. ## Myths about data There are a lot of myths about data. One of the most common ones is that data is always correct. This is not true. Data is always wrong. It is just a matter of how wrong it is. If I asked you to write down your address, you would probably write it down correctly. But if I asked a million people to write down their addresses, I would get a data set containing many mistakes, including misspellings, duplicates, amd completely wrong addresses. It's just human nature to make mistakes and this is why we need to be prepared for the worst. Let's look at an example. The address below seems fairly simple. It is an imaginary address in a US city. It has a street number, a street name, a city, a state, and a ZIP Code: ``` 1234 Main Street, New York, NY 10001 ``` To you, a human, it looks perfectly fine and you can accurately guess that: * it is located on **Main Street** * it is located in the city of **New York** * it is located in the state of **New York** * it is located in ZIP Code **10001** * it has the street number **1234** For a computer, it is much more difficult. An address is a string of characters, and it is not immediately clear which part is the street name, street number, city, state, or ZIP Code. This is why we need to be prepared for the worst. We need to assume that the data is wrong or malformed and we need to be prepared to handle it. ## What is an address? If I asked you to give me a definition of an address, you would probably say something like this, an address is a string of characters that contains: * a street name * a street number * a city * a state (optional, some countries don't have states) * ZIP Code * a country (optional because in Zillow's case, we know that each property is located in the USA) If your answer is similar to the one above, then unfortunately you are wrong To understand more about addresses, please read this very interesting article about [the many assumptions that we have about addresses](https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-addresses/) in our daily lives. Some of those assumptions are: * An address will start with, or at least include, a building number * A building number will only be used once per street * A street name won't include a number ... **So where does this leave us and how do we parse addresses?** There are many ways to parse addresses. But they are not perfect and they are not 100% accurate. When dealing with US addresses, we want to parse the most obvious parts: the street name, street number, city, state, and ZIP Code. ### The ZIP Code The ZIP Code is the easiest part of the address to parse. It is usually **five digits** long and appears at the end of the address, separated from the rest by a space or comma. We can therefore assume that a string of five digits separated by a space or comma has a high chance of being the ZIP Code. This works 99% of the time. But it does not work 100% of the time. Sometimes the ZIP Code is not separated by a space or comma, or it is not five digits long. If we can't be certain that this is a ZIP Code, [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) will not use it, and your spreadsheet row will contain an empty cell. ### The state The state is a bit more difficult to parse. **It is always two letters long**. It is usually located toward the end of the address and separated by a space or comma. To get the state, we can therefore assume with high probability that **two capital letters** separated by a space or comma represent the state. To confirm that it is indeed a state, we can check whether the **two capital letters** appear in a list of all known US states. If we can't be certain that this is a state, [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) will not use it and your spreadsheet will contain an empty cell. ### The city The city is a lot more difficult. It can, in theory, be any sequence of characters. No help using pattern matching here. To be certain that we have the correct city, we need to check if the city is in a list of all known cities in the US. Unfortunately, doing a check like this is very slow and costly. A few services exist that provide a list of all the cities in the US. But they are not free and they are not cheap. That means that at the moment I do not validate the name of the city. I just assume that the city is correct. If you want to validate the city, you can use a service like [GeoNames](http://www.geonames.org/) to get a list of all the cities in the US and then use that list to validate the city. ### The street name The street name is the most difficult part of the address to parse. It can be any string of characters. It can contain numbers. It can contain special characters. It can be a single word or multiple words. It can be a street name or a street type. It can be a street name or a street direction. It is very hard to verify and therefore I do not verify it. I just assume that the street name is correct. Please verify the street name manually. If you find a mistake, please report it to me and I will try to fix it. ### The street number Once again, we can use pattern matching to find the street number. We look for numbers at the beginning of the address and we hope that they are the street number. There is once again, there is no real way to guarantee that the number we found is the street number. Always double-check the street number in the exported spreadsheet. If you find a mistake, you can correct it manually. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) makes no promises about the accuracy of the street number. It is just an educated guess. ## Conclusion [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) will try to extract data as best as it can but it does not **guarantee** that the data is correct. No tool can guarantee that the data is correct. It is in my opinion better to remove the invalid data than to have incorrect data. If you have incorrect data, you can't trust it. If you can't trust it, you can't use it. I hope this blog post will help you understand why [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) does not guarantee the accuracy of the data. I also hope that it explains, why sometimes, you see some rows of data with empty cells. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter becomes PropertyDataLabs" description: "Zillow Data Exporter becomes PropertyDataLabs and adds new features." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/upcoming-name-change" publishedAt: "2023-10-25" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter becomes PropertyDataLabs  ## Introduction Today I am pleased to announce that [Zillow Data Exporter](/) is now [PropertyDataLabs](/). This change is part of a larger effort to expand the product offering and provide more value to our customers. ## New Features As part of this rebranding, we are also adding new features to the product. These include: * the Cloud Importer ## Cloud Importer The Cloud Importer is currently in Beta and allows you to import data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) directly from the cloud. You can run your exports in the Cloud and you can schedule them so that they run automatically. This is part of a broader effort to provide more flexibility to our customers and allow them to run exports from anywhere without using the extension. ## Potential issues Even though I am committed to providing the best possible experience during this transition, there might be some issues. If you encounter any issues, please [contact me](/legal/contact) and I will do my best to resolve them as soon as possible. The name change will happen gradually, so you will start seeing the new name, [PropertyDataLabs](/), over the next few weeks and months. ## Does it affect me? Whether you are a paying user or not, this change should be completely transparent to you. You will still be able to use the product as you did before. The only changes are the name and the new features. The website is now available at [https://www.propertydatalabs.com](/). The previous domain will continue to redirect to the new site for the foreseeable future. The extension will also be renamed in the Chrome Web Store. You will be able to update the extension as you did before. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.10" description: "This version fixes an issue with bedrooms and bathrooms not being extracted correctly from the Zillow page." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-10-release" publishedAt: "2023-01-11" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.10  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.10** has been released a few days ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes**. You may have noticed that the number of bedrooms and bathrooms was not always correctly extracted from the Zillow page. This was due to Zillow changing the way they display the number of bedrooms and bathrooms on their website. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed issues with the extraction of number of bedrooms and bathrooms. The number of bedrooms and bathrooms was not always correctly extracted from the Zillow page. This has been fixed. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.11" description: "This version fixed some small bugs and prepared the upcoming release of the paid plan." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-11-release" publishedAt: "2023-01-12" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.11  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.11** has been released a few week ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes**. You may have noticed that some saved properties were not exported in the previous version. This was a deliberate choice on my part. I wanted to move quickly by releasing something that was working at least **80%** of the time. This new version will now export **all** the saved properties. It took some time to fix this issue, but it is now working as expected. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed issues with the extraction of the saved properties in the Saved home page. You should be able to export the saved properties again without any issues. ## Paid plan I have been working on the paid plan for a few weeks now. I am happy to announce that the first version of the paid plan will be released in the next few weeks. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.12" description: "This version fixes some bugs with the price cut dates." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-12-release" publishedAt: "2023-01-22" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.12  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.12** has been released a few week ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes**. You may have noticed that some dates were not exported properly in the "Price cut date" column. Unfortunately the text was not being cleaned up and parsed correctly which resulted in some exported files having the value "invalid date" in the "Price cut date" column. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue affecting the price cut dates. The price cut dates were not exported correctly in the previous version and would sometimes show "invalid date" in the exported file. 2. The price cut date was also sometimes showing a future date instead of the correct date. ## Paid plan The paid plan is still a work in progress at this stage. There are a lot of moving parts and I want to make sure that everything is working as expected before I release it. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.13" description: "This version introduces the paid plan and some UI changes." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-13-release" publishedAt: "2023-02-15" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.13  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction This release contains a number of changes and improvements. The most important change is the introduction of the paid plan. The paid plan is currently in beta testings which means that some of the features are currently incomplete and will be improved in the coming weeks. To read more about it please read the following [blog post](/blog/introducing-the-paid-plan/) or visit the [pricing page](/pricing/). Another big change has been the introduction of a new UI. The new UI is more modern and should be easier to use. ## What's new 1. The paid plan is now available. The paid plan is currently in beta testing and will be improved in the coming weeks. 2. The UI has been updated. The new UI is more modern and should be easier to use.  Image of the new UI ## Bugfixes No bugfix has been released in this version. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.14 and 0.0.15 are released" description: "This version fixes a problem with the price cut dates." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-14-and-0-0-15-release" publishedAt: "2023-02-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.14 and 0.0.15 are released  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction This release is a bit special because it contains in fact two releases. The first release is version *0.0.14* and the second release is version *0.0.15*. The reason for that is that I submitted version *0.0.14* but forgot to include the fix for the date parsing issue. So I had to submit a new version to fix the issue. Even though version *0.0.14* did not include the fix, it was still an important release that cleaned up some old code. Once I realized that I had forgotten to include the fix, I submitted version *0.0.15* to really fix the issue once and for all. If you have issues with the **price cut date**, please update to version *0.0.15*. ## What's new Nothing new has been added in this release. Just bugfixes. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug where the price cut dates were not parsed correctly. This was due to a change in the Zillow website. The fix was to update the regular expression used to parse the date. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.16" description: "This version fixes an issue with the file download which was reported after the last update." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-16-release" publishedAt: "2023-03-09" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.16  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.16** has been released a few week ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes**. It was reported that the the files were not downloaded properly after the last update. This issue has been fixed in this version. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. The files were not downloaded properly after the last update. This issue has been fixed in this version. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.17" description: "This version improves the design of the extension and lets you choose which columns to export." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-17-release" publishedAt: "2023-03-16" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.17  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. This new version introduces a new design for the extension and lets you choose which columns to export. That means that you can now export only the columns that you need and therefore it reduces the size of the exported file as well as avoids having to delete the columns that you don't need. This feature is only available for the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro) of the extension. If you are not on the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro), you can upgrade your plan by following the instructions located on the [pricing page](/pricing/). If you are a new user, you can get started for **free**. No credit card required. ## What's new 1. The design of the extension has been improved. The extension now has a new icon and a new design for the popup. 2. You can now choose which columns to export. This means that you can now export only the columns that you need and therefore it reduces the size of the exported file as well as avoids having to delete the columns that you don't need. ## Bugfixes Nothing to report this time. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.18" description: "This version allows you to remove the empty columns from the exported file." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-18-release" publishedAt: "2023-03-25" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.18  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. This version allows you to remove the empty columns from the exported file. That means that your exported file will only contain the columns that have data in them. This will reduce the size of the exported file and will also avoid having to delete the columns that you don't need. ## What's new 1. Added the ability to remove the empty columns from the exported file. ## Bugfixes Nothing to report this time. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.19" description: "This version fixes a bug with the cancel export button." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-19-release" publishedAt: "2023-03-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.19  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. This version fixes a small issue with the cancel export button. ## What's new Nothing to report this time. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug with the cancel export button. The button was not working properly when the export was in progress. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.20" description: "This version introduces the turbo mode. The turbo mode allows you to export data from Zillow at a much faster rate." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-20-release" publishedAt: "2023-04-04" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.20  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. Since the release of the extension, I have received a lot of feedback from users. One of the most requested features was the ability to export data at a faster rate. Exporting up to 800 listings used to take around 6 minutes. This was a bit too long for some users. With this new release, I have added a **turbo mode** that allows you to export data at a much faster rate. There is nothing for you to do, the **turbo mode** is enabled by default and if for some reason it can't be enabled, the extension will fallback to the **normal mode**. From your point of view, the only difference is that the export should now be much faster. It should now only take you 2 minutes and 30 seconds to export up to 800 listings. ## What's new 1. Added the **turbo mode** ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue when exporting sold properties to CSV ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.21" description: "This version adds more fields to the exported files on the Pro plan. Free plan exported files are not affected by this update." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-21-release" publishedAt: "2023-04-08" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.21  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. Since the release of the extension, many people requested that more data be added to the export. This is why I decided to add more fields to the export. This means that from today, if you are a paying user you will be able to export a lot more data points from Zillow. ## What's new 1. Added the ability to export more data points from Zillow. This includes the following fields: * Rent Zestimate (if available) * Price Zestimate (if available) * is Owner Occupied (if available) * Latitude (if available) * Longitude (if available) * Property owned by Zillow (if available) * Price per lot size unit (e.g., price per square foot or per acre of land) * Apartment Number (if available) * Number of days on Zillow (if available) * Tax assessed value (if available) ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue where some listings for sale were not exported when using the **turbo mode** on the listings for sale page. 2. Fixed an issue where the incorrect number of listings were exported when using the **turbo mode** on the listings for sale page. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.22" description: "This version gives you the ability to export your property listings directly to your Google Sheets account." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-22-release" publishedAt: "2023-04-29" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.22  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version lets you upload your exported files directly to Google Sheets for your convenience. You'll first need to connect your Google account to the extension. You can do this by clicking on the **Connect Google Sheets account** button located in the [Extension back-up settings](/account/settings/linked-accounts) page of this website. ## What's new 1. You can now upload your exported files directly to Google Sheets. 2. Added the ability to select/deselect all exported columns for each export types. 3. Added the ability to start exporting listings either from the current page or from the first page. (Only available when exporting multiple pages) ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with some column settings not being applied properly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.23" description: "This version gives you the ability to save your file metadata in your account." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-23-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-04" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.23  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. It can be hard to remember which file is which when you have a lot of files. This is why I have added the ability to save your file metadata in your account. This will help you keep track of your exported properties by giving you an overview of the properties you have exported. For example you will be able to go back to the Zillow search from which you exported the properties, see the export date, the export type, the number of exported properties and the link to the Google Sheets file if you have uploaded it. ## What's new 1. You can now save your exported files metadata. ## Bugfixes 1. Nothing new this release. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.24" description: "This version fixes an issue with the export speed and other functionalities." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-24-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-08" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.24  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This is a minor release that fixes an issue with the export speeds and other functionalities. Sometimes when [Zillow](https://zillow.com) gets updated the extension stops working. This is because the extension relies on the HTML structure of the website to extract the data. When the HTML structure changes, the extension needs to be updated to reflect those changes. ## What's new Nothing new this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the export speeds and other functionalities. The extension should now be working as expected. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.25" description: "This version enhances security and fixes a few bugs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-25-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-14" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.25  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This release enhances security and fixes a few bugs. ## What's new Nothing new this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Added some security enhancements. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.26" description: "This version introduces the sidebar and real-time status updates." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-26-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-16" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.26  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This release introduces the sidebar. The sidebar is a UI component that allows you to quickly access the extension's settings while leaving the rest of the functionality in the popup screen. This version also introduces real-time status updates. This feature allows you to see if something is not working as expected with the extension. You can find it in the sidebar. ## What's new ### Introducing the sidebar  Image of the sidebar button on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) ### Sidebar with settings tabs  Image of the sidebar opened on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) ### A simplified popup screen  Image of the simplified popup screen ### Keep one open or both  Image of the sidebar with the tabs displayed and the popup screen opened ### Introducing real-time status updates  Image of the real-time status updates tab in the sidebar Real-time status updates mean that you'll be the first to know when something has been reported as not working as expected with the extension. You'll be able to follow along as I investigate the issue and fix it. This is all about transparency and making sure that you know what's going on with the extension. ## Bugfixes 1. General bugfixes and improvements. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.27" description: "This version fixes an issue with fast exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-27-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-24" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.27  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes a bug that was preventing the fast export from working properly. It also includes a few improvements to the UI. Most notably, the sidebar button height has been reduced to make it less intrusive and avoid blocking some buttons on [Zillow](https://zillow.com). ## What's new ### A new sidebar button  Image of the new sidebar button on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the fast export that was preventing it from working properly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.28" description: "This version fixes an issue with exports from first page and includes a few UI improvements." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-28-release" publishedAt: "2023-05-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.28  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes a bug that was preventing the fast export from working properly when choosing to export from the first page as opposed to the current page. It also includes a few improvements to the UI. The sidebar button color has been updated to avoid confusion with the Zillow logo. Also the buttons to do the exports have been put back in the sidebar so that you can avoid having to open the popup window to perform the export. ## What's new 1. The sidebar button color has been updated to avoid confusion with the Zillow logo. 2. Added a new button to show you when your extension is outdated. 3. The buttons to do the exports have been put back in the sidebar so that you can avoid having to open the popup window to perform the export. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the fast export when choosing to export from the first page as opposed to the current page. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.29" description: "This version fixes a bug with the export of latitude and longitude" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-29-release" publishedAt: "2023-06-13" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.29  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new release fixes the export of latitude and longitude. The latitude and longitude were exported but rounded to two decimals. This has been fixed and the latitude and longitude are now exported with the full precision. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed the export of latitude and longitude. The latitude and longitude were exported but rounded to two decimals. This has been fixed and the latitude and longitude are now exported with the full precision. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.30" description: "This version fixes a bug with the export from page 1 and the value filtering mechanisms." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-30-release" publishedAt: "2023-06-22" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.30  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new release fixes the export from page 1 and the value filtering mechanisms. When exporting from page 1, the export was not working properly. This has been fixed and the export from page 1 is now working properly. Another small fix was to better filter empty values in the columns. Previously, the filtering was not working properly and was not filtering empty values. That means that sometimes, you would get empty values in the exported file. ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed the export from page 1 2. Fixed the value filtering mechanisms 3. Fixed the empty values in the exported file 4. Fixed the empty columns in the exported file ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.31" description: "This new version introduces the duplicate listing filter." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-31-release" publishedAt: "2023-06-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.31  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version introduces the duplicate listing filter. When you are exporting thousands of listings, it is possible that you will have duplicate listings. This is especially true when you are exporting data from multiple pages. This new filter allows you to filter out duplicate listings. It does so by keeping track of the listings that have already been exported. When a new listing is found, it is compared to the list of already exported listings. If the listing is already in the list, it is not exported. If the listing is not in the list, it is exported and added to the list. You can customize the setting by choosing the look-back period. The look back period can be set to 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week or 1 month. If you, for example set the look-back period to 1 month, any listing that has been exported within the last month, will not be exported again. Same thing if you set the look-back period to 1 week, any listing that has been exported within the last week, will not be exported again. ## What's new 1. Added the duplicate listing filter. This filter allows you to filter out duplicate listings. This is useful when you are exporting data from multiple pages and you want to remove the duplicate listings. 2. Updated the tabs to make room for future features 3. Added messages regarding Google Sheets uploads and metadata uploads. These messages give you feedback and let you know when something is happening in the background. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed various small bugs. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.32" description: "This version includes a fix for the MLS ID not being exported properly." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-32-release" publishedAt: "2023-07-02" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.32  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes a small issue with the MLS ID not being exported properly. Unfortunately this issue was not caught during the testing phase. I apologize for the inconvenience. [Zillow.com](https://www.zillow.com) recently updated the way they display the MLS ID. This website update caused the MLS ID to not be exported properly. This new version attempts to extract the MLS ID from the new location but it is not guaranteed to work. If you encounter any issues, please let me know. ## What's new 1. Added a message when an upload to Google Sheets fails or succeeds to give you some feedback regarding the status of the upload. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the MLS ID not being exported properly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.33" description: "This version gives you the ability to export more attributes from the listings and introduces other changes related to the export of rental properties." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-33-release" publishedAt: "2023-07-20" lastModified: "2025-10-18" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.33  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version took a while to get out as it encompasses a significant number of changes. The changes are related to the display of exported rental properties and the ability to export more attributes from the listings. ## What's new 1. You can now export the following attributes from rental properties: * Zillow property ID * Property has images * Property is a building * Building name * Unit availability count (number of units available in the building according to Zillow) * Property has 3D model 2. You can now export the following attributes from properties for sale: * Zillow property ID * Property has images * Property has 3D model * Property has video * Pre-foreclosure auction status 3. You can now export the following attributes from sold properties: * Zillow property ID * Property has images * Property has 3D model * Property has video 4. You can also now export all the images from each listing. This setting is global and will apply to all listing types. 5. When exporting rental properties, you can now choose to export the data about each unit available in the building. This means that in your spreadsheet, you will have one row per unit available in the building and 1 row for the building itself. If this setting is not enabled, you will only have one row per building. 6. We also started looking into ways to reduce the size/weight of the extension. The goal is to reduce the weight of the extension by 50% by the end of the year. This will allow the extension to load faster and be more responsive and should alleviate some of the issues that some users are experiencing. ## Bugfixes Nothing to report here. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.34" description: "This version fixes an issue with the fast export feature." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-34-release" publishedAt: "2023-08-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.34  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes an issue with the fast exports. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) recently changed the way they display the data on the page. This change broke the fast export feature. This version fixes this issue. ## What's new Nothing new in this version. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the fast export feature. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.35" description: "This is a general maintenance version" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-35-release" publishedAt: "2023-09-10" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.35  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version is a general maintenance version that fixes a few bugs. ## What's new Nothing new in this version. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue where some users reported that the extension was making their browser slow. 2. Removed 30% of the codebase to make the extension lighter and faster. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.36" description: "New UI and bugfixes." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-36-release" publishedAt: "2023-10-24" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.36  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version is all about improving the user experience. I have completely redesigned the UI to make it more intuitive and easier to use. This version also makes the import process more robust for users using the free version and also lays the ground work for the upcoming re-branding of the extension. ## What's new 1. New UI. The UI has been completely redesigned to make it more intuitive and easier to use. 2. Improved import process. The import process has been improved to make it more robust for users using the free version of the extension. 3. Laying the ground work for the upcoming re-branding of the extension. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue where some users reported some issues when exporting data from Zillow with the free version of the extension. ## Upcoming name change [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) will be renamed to [PropertyDataLabs](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-extractor/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) in the upcoming months. I am doing this to better reflect the direction I want to take the extension in the future and also avoid any potential trademark issues with Zillow. This change should be completely transparent for you and you should not have to do anything to keep using the extension. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Re-enable the extension If you were using the extension before, you might have to re-enable it. This is because the extension now requires your permission to run on the [PropertyDataLabs](/) website as well as [PropertyDataLabs](/) website. This is necessary to allow the extension to work properly with the upcoming name and domain change. Please follow the steps below to reactivate the extension: 1. Click on the extension icon in the top right corner of your browser.  2. Click on the Manage extensions button.  3. Trigger the manual update.  4. Re-enable the extension.  5. Go to Zillow and refresh the page.  6. You should now see the new UI and you should test that the extension is working properly.  ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.37" description: "Fix saved properties exported with some missing data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-37-release" publishedAt: "2023-11-03" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.37  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes an issue with the saved properties where some data was missing. ## Bugfixes 1. Fix saved properties exported with some missing data. Particularly, the following data was missing: * Lot/Land size ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.38" description: "Fixed an issue with the Google Sheets and the file metadata exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-38-release" publishedAt: "2023-11-23" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.38  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new release fixes an issue with the Google Sheets and the file metadata exports. ## Bugfixes 1. Fix an issue with the Google Sheets export. The Google Sheets export was not working properly. The issue wqs caused by the changes made in version 0.0.37. The issue has been fixed and the Google Sheets export is now working properly. 2. Fix an issue with the file metadata export. The file metadata export was not working properly. The issue wqs caused by the changes made in version 0.0.37. The issue has been fixed and the file metadata export is now working properly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.39" description: "This new release fixes an issue with the multi-page exports." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-39-release" publishedAt: "2023-12-01" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.39  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new release fixes an issue with the multi-page exports. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixes an issue with the multi-page exports. Sometimes the multi-page exports would not work properly and would only export some of the properties. This issue has been fixed. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.40" description: "This version fixes an issue with the Google Sheets integration." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-40-release" publishedAt: "2023-12-02" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.40  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes an issue with the Google Sheets integration. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the Google Sheets integration. The extension was not able to connect to Google Sheets. This issue has been fixed. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.41" description: "This version fixes an issue with the exported broker names." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-41-release" publishedAt: "2024-02-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.41  ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes an issue with the export of the broker name. ## Bugfixes 1. Improve the broker name export. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.42" description: "This version introduces the Basic plan." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-42-release" publishedAt: "2024-03-09" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.42  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version introduces the [Basic plan](/docs/subscription-plans/basic). The [Basic plan](/docs/subscription-plans/basic) allows up to 300 exports per month but does not give you access to any Cloud features. Therefore, it is cheaper than the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro). It is aimed at users who have casual exporting needs. This version also introduces the account creation requirement. If you not have an account, you will be asked to create one when you try to export data. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.43" description: "This version fixes a small bug." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-43-release" publishedAt: "2024-03-10" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.43  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes a small bug that was causing the extension to not properly record the number of exports. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Bugfixes 1. Fix record of exports. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.44" description: "This version re-adds a missing setting that was removed in the previous version." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-44-release" publishedAt: "2024-03-20" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.44  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version re-adds a missing setting that was removed in the previous version. This button is used to enable or disable the export of the building's unit's data. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Bugfixes 1. Re-added the missing setting that was removed in the previous version. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.45" description: "This version improves the property type exported by the extension and adds the property type to the exported fields of the sold properties." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-45-release" publishedAt: "2024-04-11" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.45  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version improves the property type exported by the extension. It also adds the property type to the exported fields of the sold properties. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. Added the property type to the exported fields of the sold properties. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed the property type value exported for properties for sale. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.46" description: "This version fixes a small issue with the notification system in the extension and renames Saved properties to saved properties." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-46-release" publishedAt: "2024-04-25" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.46  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes a small issue with the notification system in the extension and renames "Saved homes" to "saved properties" in order to closely match Zillow's terminology. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. Renamed "Saved homes" to "Saved properties" in order to closely match Zillow's terminology. 2. Added an explanation related to the export of all the listing's images URLs for saved properties. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a small issue with the notification system in the extension. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.47" description: "This version fixes a bug with the exports of saved properties." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-47-release" publishedAt: "2024-05-20" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.47  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes a bug with the exports of saved properties. The bug was related to the failure of exporting multiple pages of listings at once. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug with the exports of saved properties. The bug was related to the failure of exporting multiple pages of listings at once. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.48" description: "This version fixes a bug with the exported sold dates and days on market." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-48-release" publishedAt: "2024-06-07" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.48  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes a bug with the exported sold dates and days on market. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug with the exported sold dates 2. Fixed a bug with the exported days on market ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.49" description: "This version fixes a bug with the the authentication of the extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-49-release" publishedAt: "2024-06-11" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.49  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. Sometime ago, the extension stopped being able to authenticate properly through the website. This version aims to fix this issue. Please note that the authentication issue was for the extension itself and not for the website. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug with the authentication of the extension. You should now be able to authenticate properly through the website. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.5" description: "This release improves the stability of the extension and fixes various bugs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-5-release" publishedAt: "2022-10-24" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.5  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.5** has been released. This version contains a number of **bugfixes** and **improvements**. These improvements and bug fixes come from the messages and feedback I received from current active users. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new 1. The parsing of addresses and broker agent names has been improved. 2. The property type detection has also been improved. The extension should now be able to detect more property types. 3. The extension is now fully tested and has a functioning [CI/CD pipeline](https://www.synopsys.com/glossary/what-is-cicd.html). This allows me to fix bugs quickly and make sure that the extension is stable and working as expected. ## Bugfixes 1. A few users have reported that the extension was not starting properly when clicking the "export" button. This issue has been fixed in this release. The extension should now start properly when clicking the "export" button. 2. Other users have reported some crashes when the extension was trying to export the properties' data. This issue has also been fixed in this release. The extension should now export the data properly. 3. General maintenance has been done on the extension. This should improve the stability of the extension. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.6" description: "This release focuses on supporting the export of rental properties or sold properties along with various bug fixes." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-6-release" publishedAt: "2022-11-20" lastModified: "2025-10-18" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.6  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.6** has been released. This version contains a number of **bugfixes** and **improvements**. These improvements and bug fixes come from the messages and feedback I received from current active users. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new 1. The export of listings of **sold** properties is now supported. 2. The export of listings of **for rent** properties is now supported. 3. General maintenance has been done to the codebase. ## Bugfixes 1. Some users reported that the export of sold properties was not working. This has been fixed. 2. Some users reported that the export of for rent properties was not working. This has been fixed. 3. The price cut date format has been changed to match the format used by Zillow (MM/DD/YYYY). This should make it easier to import the data into other systems. 4. General maintenance has been done on the extension. This should improve the stability of the extension. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.7" description: "This version fixes some small bugs as well as cleans up the exported data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-7-release" publishedAt: "2022-11-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.7  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.7** has been released a few days ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes** and **improvements**. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new 1. Removed columns from exported files that contained data that was not relevant to the current context. For example, if you export a list of properties for sale, it does not make sense to have a "Sold Date" column in the exported file. Reducing the number of columns in the exported file makes it easier to work with the data and avoid being distracted by irrelevant data. 2. Added more tests to ensure that the exported data is correct. 3. Code cleanup. To be able to release more features in the future, I have started to refactor the code. This will make it easier to add new features and fix bugs. This is happening in the background and you will not notice any changes. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug that caused the extension to **not start properly** when exporting a list of properties **for rent**. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.8" description: "This version fixes some small bugs related to the export of the for rent properties" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-8-release" publishedAt: "2022-12-01" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.8  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.8** has been released a few days ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes** and **improvements**. I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new 1. Decreased the weight of the extension from 14.5 MB to 2.5 MB. This is a huge improvement and should make the extension load faster. 2. Added more tests to ensure that the exported addresses are correct. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a bug where the addresses of the for rent properties were not exported correctly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.9" description: "This version adds the ability to export your saved/favorite properties" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-0-0-9-release" publishedAt: "2023-01-10" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 0.0.9  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. The data is exported to a CSV/Excel file that can be opened in Excel or another spreadsheet program, such as Google Sheets. I have continued working on the extension and a new version: **0.0.9** has been released a few days ago. This version contains a small number of **bugfixes** and **improvements**. Unfortunately this release was delayed by almost 3 weeks due to the end of year holidays that increased the review time necessary to get this update out and also by the fact that I was sick after coming back from my holidays. Fortunately, I am feeling much better now and I am back to work and the Chrome Web Store has approved the update a few days ago. As always, I would like to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your feedback and support. I really appreciate it. ## What's new 1. Added the ability to export your saved/favorite properties. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed some issues when exporting the name of the broker agent. 2. Updated the CSV and Excel spreadsheet's headers to include the currency (USD). ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.0.0" description: "This version is mostly a cosmetic change. The new look aims to bridge the gap between the extension and the website." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-0-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-06-13" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.0.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version is mostly a cosmetic change. The new look aims to bridge the gap between the extension and the website. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. New look for the extension. The new look aims to bridge the gap between the extension and the website. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.1.0" description: "This version fixes a problem with the export of saved properties feature." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-1-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-06-14" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.1.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes a problem with the saved properties feature. The extension now correctly exports the data for these properties. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a problem with the saved properties feature. The extension now correctly exports the data for these properties. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.2.0" description: "This version introduces the ability to order the exported fields in your preferred order." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-2-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-07-02" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.2.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version introduces a new feature that allows you to order the exported fields in your preferred order. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. You can now order the exported fields in your preferred order. ## Bugfixes Nothing new in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.3.1" description: "This version introduces a new feature that allows you to use the export templates to save you time when exporting data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-3-1-release" publishedAt: "2024-08-05" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.3.1  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version introduces a new feature that allows you to use the export templates to save you time when exporting data. It also fixes an issue with duplicate listings being flagged wrongly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. You can now use export templates to save you time when exporting data. 2. Refreshed the design of the extension. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with duplicate listings being flagged wrongly. 2. Fixed an issue with the rental exports not working correctly. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.0" description: "This version allows you to create Cloud Importer jobs from the extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-08-11" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version introduces a new feature that allows you to use the export templates to save you time when exporting data. It also fixes an issue with duplicate listings being flagged wrongly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. You can now create/update/edit/delete and run Cloud Importer jobs from the extension. 2. Continued working on updating the UI to make it more user-friendly. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the saving of file-metadata. A bug was stopping users from being to able to save the file-metadata. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.1" description: "This version allows you to use the export templates to save you time when exporting data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-1-release" publishedAt: "2024-08-11" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.1  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version introduces a new feature that allows you to use the export templates to save you time when exporting data. It also fixes an issue with duplicate listings being flagged wrongly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. You can now create/update/edit/delete and run Cloud Importer jobs from the extension. 2. Continued working on updating the UI to make it more user-friendly. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the saving of file-metadata. A bug was stopping users from being to able to save the file-metadata. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.2" description: "This version introduces a progress indicator when exporting data via the Cloud Importer." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-2-release" publishedAt: "2024-09-31" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.2  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version introduces a progress indicator when exporting data via the Cloud Importer. This will help you to know how long the export will take and when it is complete. I also continued to work on updating the UI to make it more user-friendly. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. Introduced a progress indicator when exporting data via the Cloud Importer. 2. Continued working on updating the UI to make it more user-friendly. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed various small bugs reported by users. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.3" description: "This version fixes an issue with the sidebar." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-3-release" publishedAt: "2024-10-04" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.3  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes an issue with the sidebar not showing up correctly when using the extension on a small screen. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new No new features were introduced in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the sidebar not showing up correctly. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.4" description: "This version fixes an issue with the export not starting properly." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-4-release" publishedAt: "2024-10-14" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.4  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes an issue with the export not starting properly on certain pages. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new No new features were introduced in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed an issue with the export not starting properly on certain pages. 2. Fixed an issue with the export metadata uploads. 3. Fixed an issue with the upload of files to Google Sheets. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.5" description: "This version adds a new Date Listed field to the exported data." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-4-5-release" publishedAt: "2024-10-20" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.4.5  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version adds a new Date Listed field to the exported data. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. Added a new Date Listed field to the exported data. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes were introduced in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.5.0" description: "This version fixes multiple bugs related to template selection and export type detection." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-5-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-11-13" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.5.0  Image by{" "} [ Joshua Earle ](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) {" "} on{" "} [ Unsplash ](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version fixes multiple bugs related to template selection and export type detection. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new No new features were introduced in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Fix an issue with the wrong template being applied to exports in some cases. 2. Fix an issue where the wrong export type was detected whohc means that the wrong columns were being exported in your files in some cases. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.6.0" description: "This version updates the interface to make it easier to use." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-6-0-release" publishedAt: "2024-12-14" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.6.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version updates the interface to make it easier to use. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. The interface has been updated to make it easier to use. 2. The drag and drop feature has been improved to make it easier to select the data you want to export. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes were introduced in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.7.0" description: "This version introduces the toolbar to make it easier to use the extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-7-0-release" publishedAt: "2025-02-18" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.7.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This new version updates the interface to make it easier to use. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. The interface has been updated to make it easier to use. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes were introduced in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.8.0" description: "This version fixes some small bug fixes and updates the interface to make it easier to use." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-8-0-release" publishedAt: "2025-02-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.8.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes some small bug fixes and updates the interface to make it easier to use. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. The interface has been updated to make it easier to use. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed a small issue with authentication. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.0" description: "This version improves the toolbar and fixes some small bugs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-0-release" publishedAt: "2025-03-01" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version improves the toolbar and fixes some small bugs. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. Improved the toolbar. ## Bugfixes 1. Fixed some small issues with export templates. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.1" description: "Introducing AI chat with properties" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-1-release" publishedAt: "2025-04-30" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.1  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version improves the toolbar and fixes some small bugs. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new 1. You can now chat with your properties using the AI chat feature. This feature allows you to ask questions about your properties and get answers in real-time. 2. The toolbar has been improved to make it more intuitive and easier to use. 3. Updated the column selection process to make it more robust and easier to use. ## Bugfixes 1. Various small bugfixes and improvements to the toolbar. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.2" description: "Fixed some small bugs and general improvements." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-2-release" publishedAt: "2025-05-09" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.2  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version improves the UI and fixes some small bugs. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Various small bugfixes. 2. Update some components to the latest version. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.3" description: "Fix logging issues and general improvements." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-3-release" publishedAt: "2025-05-15" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.3  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version fixes some logging issues and improves the UI. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes 1. Various logging issues have been fixed. 2. Update some components to the latest version. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.6" description: "General improvements to the log in screen and UI." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-6-release" publishedAt: "2025-06-23" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.6  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. This version updates some login screens and the UI to improve the user experience. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * **Login screen**: The login screen has been updated to improve the user experience. The new design is more modern and easier to use. * **UI improvements**: The user interface has been updated to improve the overall look and feel of the extension. The new design is more modern and easier to use. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.7" description: "Fix saved properties export and introduced new Advanced export feature (BETA)" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-7-release" publishedAt: "2025-06-23" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.7  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * Added new Advanced export feature. This feature allows you to export property data from Zillow in a more advanced way. You can now export advanced listings for rent as well as all the property images in a single click. The images are packed in a zip file and can be downloaded directly from the extension. This feature is only available to users on the [Pro plan](/docs/subscription-plans/pro). * The new Advanced feature is now in Beta and only works for listings for rent. I am working on adding support for listings for sale and for sold listings in the future. ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fix saved properties export. After a recent update to the Zillow website, the saved properties export was broken. This release fixes the issue and allows you to export your saved properties again. Please have a look at the [exported fields documentation](/exported-fields-for-saved-properties) to see the updated list of fields that are exported. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.8" description: "Fixed an issue when sometimes the exports do not work properly. The issue was caused by a recent change in the Zillow website." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-8-release" publishedAt: "2025-08-22" lastModified: "2025-08-22" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.8  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * Added new overview of your Cloud credits in the main menu. ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fix an issue where not all the listings were exported properly. This was caused by a recent change in the Zillow website. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.9" description: "Fixes the export of MLS ID and updated all the modals with a consistent design." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-1-9-9-release" publishedAt: "2025-09-02" lastModified: "2025-09-02" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 1.9.9  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * This release rolls out a consistent design for all the modals in the extension. ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fixes the export of MLS ID which was not working properly. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.0" description: "Fixes an issue with the export of saved properties and enables deep listing export for sale and sold properties." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-0-release" publishedAt: "2025-09-06" lastModified: "2025-09-06" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * Export deep listings for sale * Export deep listings for sold properties ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fixes the export of saved properties which was not working properly. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.1" description: "Added an option to customize navigation during long running exports and fixed minor bugs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-1-release" publishedAt: "2025-12-01" lastModified: "2025-12-01" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.1  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new This release includes the following changes: * Added an option to customize navigation during long running exports. This means you can control if the extension navigates to a random listing on the page and/or if how long it waits before continuing the export. This can speed up exports significantly but could also lead to captchas if the settings are too aggressive. You can find these new options in the extension settings under "Page navigation settings". ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fixes small issues with export options not being synced properly in some cases. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.10" description: "Added the hidden homes feature to Zillow Data Exporter." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-10-release" publishedAt: "2026-07-05" lastModified: "2026-07-05" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.10  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * **Hidden Homes**: You can now hide properties you don't want to export. Hidden homes are synced to your PropertyDataLabs account and automatically ignored during Cloud Jobs. Learn more about this feature in the [Hidden Homes blog post](/blog/hidden-homes). ## Bugfixes * No bugfixes in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.2" description: "Fixed multiple small bugs" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-2-release" publishedAt: "2025-12-06" lastModified: "2025-12-06" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.2  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new this time, just some bugfixes. ## Bugfixes This release includes the following changes: * Fixed an issue with the wrong days on zillow value being exported in some cases. * Fixed an issue with the Export all images settinsg not working properly. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.3" description: "Fixed multiple small bugs" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-3-release" publishedAt: "2026-01-10" lastModified: "2026-01-10" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.3  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new this time, just some bugfixes. ## Bugfixes Fixed an issue with the templates. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.4" description: "Improved stability with multiple small fixes" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-4-release" publishedAt: "2026-01-15" lastModified: "2026-01-15" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.4  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new this time, just some bugfixes. ## Bugfixes Nothing major, just some small fixes to improve stability. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.5" description: "Added support for field selection before export" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-5-release" publishedAt: "2026-01-20" lastModified: "2026-01-20" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.5  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * Added support for selecting which fields to include in the export. You can now customize the exported data to include only the fields you need when exporting a single listing. ## Bugfixes No bugfixes in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.6" description: "Fixed an issue with rental listings not being exported properly." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-6-release" publishedAt: "2026-02-05" lastModified: "2026-02-05" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.6  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes * Some rental units were not being exported properly when the setting "Export all rental units for a listing" was enabled. This issue has been fixed. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.7" description: "Updated AI assistant and redirect users to new feedback page" canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-7-release" publishedAt: "2026-02-13" lastModified: "2026-02-13" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.7  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * We updated the UI of the AI assistant to make it more user-friendly and easier to use. * We also updated the AI assistant to provide more accurate and relevant responses to user queries. * We added a new feedback page on the website and will be redirecting users there to easily provide feedback on the extension and report any issues they may encounter. ## Bugfixes None in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.8" description: "Removed Chat with AI from the extension UI and updated plan names in the extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-8-release" publishedAt: "2026-05-07" lastModified: "2026-05-07" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.8  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * We removed Chat with AI from the extension UI since it was not being used by many users and we want to focus on improving the core features of the extension. * We updated the plan names in the extension to better reflect their features and benefits. ## Bugfixes * Fixed a small performance issue that could occur when exporting large datasets. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.9" description: "Fixed an issue with the favorite properties export." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-2-0-9-release" publishedAt: "2026-06-28" lastModified: "2026-06-28" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 2.0.9  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * Nothing new in this release, just a small bugfix. ## Bugfixes * Fixed an issue with the favorite properties export. Previously, the extension failed to export all the pages of the favorite properties list. Now it should work as expected. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.0" description: "Updated the extension design to match the PropertyDataLabs web app." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-3-0-0-release" publishedAt: "2026-07-30" lastModified: "2026-07-30" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.0  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * Updated design to match the PropertyDataLabs web app. This version updates the extension's user interface to align with the design of the PropertyDataLabs web app, providing a more cohesive and visually appealing experience for users. * Removal of toolbar and sticky buttons replaced by a dock that is always present on the left side of the page. The new dock provides a more streamlined and user-friendly interface for accessing the extension's features. * Updated our documentation to reflect the new design and features. The documentation has been updated to provide clear instructions on how to use the extension and its new features. ## Bugfixes * No bugfixes in this release. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.1" description: "Fix a small issue with the messages that appear when an export is completed or fails." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-3-0-1-release" publishedAt: "2026-08-01" lastModified: "2026-08-01" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.1  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes * Fixed a small issue with the messages that appear when an export is completed or fails. The messages now display the correct content and disappear after a few seconds. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.2" description: "Fix an issue with the exports of saved/favorite listings that were not working properly." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/version-3-0-2-release" publishedAt: "2026-08-12" lastModified: "2026-08-12" --- # Zillow Data Exporter - version 3.0.2  Image by [Joshua Earle](https://unsplash.com/@joshuaearle?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/s/photos/balloons?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) ## Introduction [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is a free tool that allows you to export property data from Zillow. ## Install The extension is available for free on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). The update should have been applied automatically, but you can also manually update the extension by following the detailed guide located on [this page](/blog/how-to-update-zillow-data-exporter). ## What's new * Nothing new in this release. ## Bugfixes * Fixed an issue with the exports of saved/favorite listings that were not working properly. The extension now correctly exports the saved/favorite listings when using the "Export Saved Listings" feature. ## Feedback As always, I am interested in your feedback. If you have any feedback, please let me know. You can do this by contacting me directly via the form located on the [contact page](/legal/contact/) or by directly reaching out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or by sending me an email at [support@propertydatalabs.com](mailto:support@propertydatalabs.com?subject=Feedback%20on%20Zillow%20Data%20Exporter). I try to respond to every message within 24 hours. Thank you for supporting [PropertyDataLabs](/). I hope you enjoy this new release. --- --- title: "What is the difference between the Excel and CSV formats?" description: "Learn what the difference is between CSV and Excel formats and which one is better for your needs." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-excel-and-csv-formats" publishedAt: "2022-08-13" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # What is the difference between the Excel and CSV formats?  ## Prologue For the purpose of this blog post we will call files with a *.csv* extension **CSV** files and files with and *.xlsx* extension **Excel** files. ## The big confusion Have you ever had someone send you a file that had a **CSV** extension, that is, the filename ended with .csv? When you tried to open it, you probably used the built-in editor on Mac called Numbers and on Windows, a basic file editor without any formatting. So what do you make of this? You may have been expecting an **Excel** file and you got a **CSV** file. You have been had! Maybe it was a prank. Or was it? *Well, it's complicated.* **CSV** files and **Excel** files are very confusing. They are not the same but they can look the same. Let's take a look at two screenshots of the same spreadsheets and try to guess which one is an **Excel** file and which one is a **CSV** file?  Screenshot A.  Screenshot B. If you picked the screenshot **A** then you were wrong, sorry. But don't feel too bad, It wasn't easy. Have no fear though, there is one thing that **Excel** files can do and **CSV** files can't. *It's formulas!* The power that comes from knowing **Excel** is that you can manipulate the data easily by writing simple or complex formulas. So following this logic if the file your prankster friend sent you contains formulas, then it's an **Excel** file right? It turns out that it may not be. It is actually possible to embed formulas into a **CSV** file. So this trick won't work. If you want to read more about this monstrosity, feel free to follow this [link](https://mattzaske.com/blog/2020-08/formulas-csv-files). According to the link above, you can include formulas in the **CSV** file which makes it behave like an **Excel** file. You can also save a **CSV** file as an **Excel** file which means that a **CSV** can be the basis for an **Excel** file and an **Excel** file can be the basis of a **CSV** file. If you are feeling lost now, then don't worry. It's normal. ## Choosing the right format Choosing the right format depends on what kind of software you'll be using to edit the file and also which operating system you use. Most basic text editors can open a **CSV** file because a **CSV** file is just lines of text whose values are separated by [commas or semicolons](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10140999/csv-with-comma-or-semicolon). Each line in the file represents a row. On Windows, depending on certain settings, your operating system may expect **CSV** files to have the values contained in the file separated by commas or semicolons. You can find the expected **List separator** as it is called in the **Regional and Language Options**. This is the character Windows applications expect to be the **CSV** separator. Of course this only has effect in Windows applications, for example **Excel** will not automatically split data into columns if the file is not using the above mentioned separator. All applications that use *Windows regional settings* will have this behavior. A good editor will know that you want to display those values as a table and each value will be displayed in a cell. So in terms of compatibility, if you are not sure that the person to whom you are sending the file has the Microsoft Office suite or a software capable of opening and editing an **Excel** file, then sending a file as a **CSV** file will ensure that the file can be opened by the recipient. ## Taking chances Out of the 8 Billion people currently living on this planet, 4 Billion have access to the internet and 1.2 Billion (almost 33%) have access to a software that will open an **Excel** file via the Microsoft Office suite. If you are sending a file to the only unlucky person of your entourage who does not have access to Microsoft Office, the built-in editors included in the various operating systems will still allow this person to open the file. On Mac, the default program to open a **CSV** or **Excel (.xlsx)** file is called **Numbers**. It is available for free on each and every Mac out there. If the person you are sending the file to has a Mac then the format does not usually matter. **Numbers** will open both **Excel** and **CSV** files regardless of the format and the end user(you or your colleague will be none the wiser). If you don't want to think too much about these kinds of issues, you are not alone. In this case, and especially if you expect the recipient to add formulas to the file, then sending it as an **Excel** file is a no-brainer. Otherwise, send it as **CSV**. ## Conclusion Choosing which format to use can seem like a thankless task and mostly pointless but it is much more than that. When you are the only one working on a file, then the format is irrelevant and you should use whatever you feel most comfortable with. However as soon as someone else is involved in the process then using the most accepted file format will ensure that the recipient can open, edit and manipulate the data contained in the file without any issues. As the file creator it is your job to make sure that your file is readable. There is nothing more infuriating than spending hours working on a file, creating slick formulas and then getting an email from the person whom you sent the file to, saying that their program refused to open the file or worse, opened it but all the data was mangled and basically unusable. The **CSV** and **Excel (.xlsx)** formats have both long histories going back decades. There is a lot of legacy embedded in the programs capable of reading and editing those files. 99% of the time, you will have no issues, but every once in a while, when you need a way to diagnose a problem with a file you sent, remember that the format can be the issue and either switching to a **CSV** or **Excel (.xlsx)** format could fix the issue you are having. --- --- title: "Why was Zillow to Excel removed from the Chrome Web Store?" description: "Learn why the popular extension Zillow to Excel was removed from the Chrome Web Store." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/why-was-zillow-to-excel-removed-from-the-chrome-store" publishedAt: "2022-08-21" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Why was Zillow to Excel removed from the Chrome Web Store?  ## Introduction In August 2022, the extension **Zillow to Excel** was removed from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions). Removals from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) are unfortunately necessary when an extension does not seem to be working as expected. If you were a user of **Zillow to Excel**, I believe that as long as you do not remove the extension from your [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) browser, you may still be able to use it. However, new users will not be able to find it on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) nor install it. ## What is Zillow to Excel? **Zillow to Excel** is a [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) extension that allows you to export data from Zillow into **Excel**. It used to do exactly what [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) does except that [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) actually works. If you are not familiar with the extension **Zillow to Excel**, you can read more about it [in a previous blog post](/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-other-extensions#zillow-to-excel) I wrote on the subject. **Zillow to Excel** was one of the competitors of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) with around **4000** users. Unfortunately, the extension **Zillow to Excel** was **no longer maintained** and, as of August 2022, had a rating of **3 out of 5** stars on the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions).  Image of the **Zillow to Excel** page in the [Chrome store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions). ### Why was Zillow to Excel removed from the Chrome Web Store? Unfortunately, it is very hard to say why this extension was removed in the end. In my opinion as an experienced developer, I would say that the extension **Zillow to Excel** had a few issues: 1. The extension was no longer maintained. 2. The users were not happy 3. The extension was working only 20% of the time. To learn more about my finding regarding **Zillow to Excel**, please read this [previous blog post](/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-other-extensions#zillow-to-excel) where I tested the extension. Ultimately it is impossible to say what made Google remove the extension. Maybe the developer did not want to continue maintaining the extension and decided that fixing the issues were not worth it. It is always possible that the extension will be re-added to the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) in the future and should that be the case, I will update this article. In the meantime, if you find yourself looking for an alternative to **Zillow to Excel**, please try [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and see if it fits your needs. ## Alternatives to Zillow to Excel 1. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) 2. [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena) To read a full breakdown of the differences between [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) and [Export Zillow data to Excel](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/export-zillow-data-to-exc/ncdkikkacogkekgnnmmiokebkkcblena), please read this [previous blog post](/blog/comparison-between-zillow-data-exporter-and-export-zillow-data-to-excel). --- --- title: "Why Zillow does not let you export listings?" description: "Zillow does not let you export listings. This is a problem for many people who want to use the data for their own purposes." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/why-zillow-does-not-let-you-export-listings" publishedAt: "2022-11-10" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Why Zillow does not let you export listings?  ## Data is the new oil [Data is the new oil](https://www.wired.com/insights/2014/07/data-new-oil-digital-economy/). It is the most valuable resource in the world. We already talked about [Zillow's business model](/blog/can-you-download-zillow-data) in another blog post. In short, Zillow makes money by selling leads to real estate agents. The more leads they sell, the more money they make. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) also makes money by showing you sponsored advertisements. The more you use [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com), the more ads you see. The more ads you see, the more money [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) makes. Imagine if you, as a future home-buyer or real estate investor could simply export all the listings from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) and then contact the real estate agents directly at your own convenience. You would not need [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) anymore. You would not need to see their ads and you would never click on their sponsored listings. ## Why Zillow does not let you export listings? The reason outlined above tells you exactly why [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) does not let you export listings. They want to keep you on their platform and they want to keep you using their website or application while seeing their ads. This is not a machiavellian conspiracy. This is just good business. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) is a business that has shareholders and needs to make money. Unfortunately in some cases, that means the the user experience is not as good as it should be for the end user. This negative externality is balanced however by the fact that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) offers a lot of data for free on millions of properties in the United States of America. If you do not wish to see any advertisement, I recommend that you install an ad blocker. I personally use [uBlock Origin](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en). ## Will that ever change? I personally think that an export function for listings would be a great addition to [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). I think that it would be a great way to increase the value of the platform for the end user but at the same time I can also understand that this may not be in the best interest of [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). It is a tough decision. I think that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) should at least offer a paid export function for listings. This would allow them to make money while still offering a great user experience for the end user. But at the end of the day, if [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) does not want to offer an export function for listings, they are free to do so. It is their platform and they can do whatever they want with it. ## How Zillow Data Exporter can help you As you just learned it is unlikely that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) will ever offer an export function for listings. This is a problem for many people who want to use the data for their own purposes. After seeing this problem, I decided to create a browser extension that allows you to export listings from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). It is called Zillow Data Exporter. The extension is free and it is available for [Chrome](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) for now but I plan to release it for [Firefox](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/) and [Edge](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge) in the future. [Nature hates a vacuum](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horror_vacui_\(physics\)). If [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) does not offer an export function for listings, someone else will. I am happy to be that someone else. ## Conclusion To conclude, we can say that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) is stuck between a rock and hard place. If they offer an export functionality, they may end up losing advertising revenue. On the other hand and based on the growth of Zillow Data Exporter in the past few weeks, I think that there is a lot of demand for an export functionality for property listings. I hope I can fulfill that need and be helpful to anyone who needs to export data from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). If you haven't already, you can download Zillow Data Exporter for [Chrome](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) for free. If will be releasing a [paid plan](/blog/creating-a-paid-plan) soon that will allow you to export more listings at once and many more features. Stay tuned! I hope that this blog post was helpful to you. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or on the [contact form](/legal/contact) of [PropertyDataLabs](/). --- --- title: "Summary of the guides and tutorials for Zillow Data Exporter" description: "This is a summary of the guides and tutorials for Zillow Data Exporter. Read more to find out how those guides and tutorials can help you." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/zillow-data-exporter-guide-and-tutorials-summary" publishedAt: "2022-11-27" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Summary of the guides and tutorials for Zillow Data Exporter  ## Introduction During the last few months, I added around **3000** pages to this [website](/). You probably haven't seen these pages because [Google](https://google.com) has not finished indexing them yet. This is part of a push to expand my [SEO](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization) efforts and to make it easier for people to find the [Zillow Data Exporter website](/). It is a bit too early to say if these pages will have any impact on the [website's](/) SEO, but I am confident that they will. In any case, I decided to write this blog post to give you some details about them because they could come in handy, should you want to calculate for example **the average price per square foot for a given city**. ## Use cases ### NOTE: This section has now been removed from the website. The **use cases** section was introduced in **October 2022** and took a lot of time to get right. In this section I used various data sources to find out more about: * the most liveable cities in the US * the fastest growing cities in the US * the most populated cities in the US The cities were divided by category and through the pages, I helped you find insights about them. Unfortunately, I had to remove this section from the website because it was not adding any value to the website. ## Sample data The **sample data** section was introduced a few weeks ago. The goal is for someone to be able to download a sample of the data that is exported by the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. This is done so that current or future users can see the columns that are exported and the data that is exported. It can be reassuring to see the data that is exported before you install the extension. Those sample data files are available in the following formats: * [CSV](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values) * [Excel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Excel#File_formats) You can download each file separately: * [Sample for sale listings to CSV](/example-files/zillow-properties-for-sale.csv) * [Sample for sale listings to Excel](/example-files/zillow-properties-for-sale.xlsx) * [Sample for rent listings to CSV](/example-files/zillow-properties-for-rent.csv) * [Sample for rent listings to Excel](/example-files/zillow-properties-for-rent.xlsx) * [Sample sold listings to CSV](/example-files/zillow-properties-sold.csv) * [Sample sold listings to Excel](/example-files/zillow-properties-sold.xlsx) I hope these files can show you what the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension can do. ## Export Guides The **export guides** section was introduced a few days ago. I created this section because I know how intimidating it can be to use a new tool for the first time. Even though the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension is very easy to use, I wanted to make sure that people can find the information they need to get started. Each guide contains detailed steps on how to export data from Zillow. The goal is that you should be able to follow along the guide and be able to export data from Zillow in less than 5 minutes. The guides are available in the following formats: * [CSV](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values) * [Excel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Excel#File_formats) All the guides are available on the [Export Guides](/docs/guides) page. You can also browse each guide separately: * [Export for sale listings](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-sale) * [Export for rent listings](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-listings-for-rent) * [Export sold listings](/docs/guides/extension-guides/export-sold-listings) I hope these guides can help you get started with the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension. ## Conclusion I hope you enjoyed this article. As always, I am open to any feedback you might have. If something doesn't work as expected, please let me know. You can contact me on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1) or through the contact form [here](/legal/contact). --- --- title: "Troubleshooting guide for Zillow Data Exporter" description: "Learn how to troubleshoot the Zillow Data Exporter extension." canonical: "https://www.propertydatalabs.com/blog/zillow-data-exporter-troubleshooting-guide" publishedAt: "2022-08-22" lastModified: "2025-07-17" --- # Troubleshooting guide for Zillow Data Exporter  ## How does the [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) extension work? [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is an extension that exports property listings from [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com). It is dependent on [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) as [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) has all the data that we need to export. To work properly, [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) needs to be able to read the webpage in your browser and find the elements that contain the information desired. These elements are then processed so that we can create a file with a **CSV** or **Excel (.xlsx)** format that can be imported into other software such as **Excel** or **Google Sheets**. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) may stop working from time to time when [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) updates their website. There is unfortunately not much that can be done about that. ## Watch the troubleshooting video Please watch the video below that will walk you through how to troubleshoot the extension. [Update Zillow Data Exporter](https://www.loom.com/embed/59f17bc879c94e418e7835f853d1da1a) Troubleshooting video for Zillow Data Exporter. ## Common problems ### The extension has never worked at all After installing [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) it is possible that extension does not work straight away. This is expected. The extension should work again once the webpage has been re-loaded. ### Nothing happens when you click the "export" button There is no indication that the extension is working. When you press the export button, nothing happens. The overlay may or may not appear. The file is not automatically downloaded on your computer. ### The extension doesn't work when you are on a different website [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) only works on the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website. If you try to use it on another website, it will not work. ### The extension doesn't work when you are on a different browser Depending on your [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) settings, when you install the extension on one browser, it may not be installed in all your browsers. For example, I have my work computer and my personal computer. Both computers have [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) and also [Firefox](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/) installed. Because I am logged with my [Google](https://www.google.com) account in [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) on my work computer and on my personal computer, if I install an extensions in one of the [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) browsers, the extension will be installed on both. If you are not logged in [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) on a second computer, then the extension will not be present. You will need to download it again or log in [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) with your [Google](https://www.google.com) account. If you are using a computer that does not belong to you, you most likely will have to re-install the extension in [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/). ### The extension is out of date When a new version of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) is released, the extension should be automatically updated but every once in a while, it may not happen properly. Reloading the extension should fix the problem. You can find a detailed video tutorial on how to update the extension below. [Update Zillow Data Exporter](https://www.loom.com/embed/e7ca303a53b3496188fda9e80a670688) Video tutorial on how to update the extension manually. ### The extension used to work but now doesn't When [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) updates their website, the extension may stop working. That is because [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) may not be able to find the elements that contain the information desired. If that happens, unfortunately, you will have to wait until I have made some changes to the extension and released a new version before being able to export the listings. This can take up to **two** or **three** days in general. ## Potential solutions ### Check the website Please make sure that you are on the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website before trying to export listings. The extension only works on the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website. ### Check the browser Is your [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) browser up to date? If an update is pending, please update your browser before trying again to export listings again. ### Check the extension Is the extension icon showing your extension menu of your [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) browser? *NOTE: You should **pin** the extension icon to the top right corner of your browser for easier access.* ### Reload the webpage Try reloading the webpage before exporting the listings. [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) may have updated their website recently. It is also possible that [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) had not finished loading when you first tried to export the listings. Unfortunately [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) needs to download a lot of data to display the properties properly. Depending on your download speed, the webpage may be unresponsive for a while. I recommend waiting a few seconds before trying to export the listings again. I also would advise you to use and ad-blocker when browsing the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website. You will see a faster loading speed when browsing the [Zillow](https://www.zillow.com) website with an ad-blocker. I can recommend you the [AdBlock](https://adblockplus.org/) extension for [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/). *NOTE: I am not affiliated with [AdBlock](https://adblockplus.org/) in any way and I am not getting any financial compensation from this company. I just like their product.* ### Restart the browser If the previous steps have not helped, restart your [Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) browser. ### Uninstall the extension and install it again If the previous steps have not helped, uninstall the extension and install it again. Sometimes an extension does not get installed properly. It is a rare event but it has been known to happen. Once uninstalled, you can download the extension again [here](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). ### Restart your computer If you have seen the **IT Crowd**, you'll know what you need to do. Try restarting your computer. It's the simplest thing but sometimes a good restart is all that is needed to fix the problem. ## Report the problem Unfortunately sometime, no matter how hard we try, we can't find a way to fix a problem. If you have tried all the steps in the **Potential solutions** section above, and still have a problems, please report the problem to [me](/legal/contact/). The more users report the errors and the more information I receive about them, the better the extension will be for everyone. The worst thing you can do as a user when the extension stops working is to **not report it**. So, please do not hesitate to contact [me](/legal/contact/) if something doesn't work as expected. ## Be patient and understanding I know how frustrating it can be when you are trying to accomplish a task and then suddenly something goes wrong. A broken website or a broken browser extension is a problem for the users as well as for the creator(s)/developer(s)/maintainer(s) of said website or extension. As an [Indie Hacker](https://www.indiehackers.com/), there isn't a single day when I don't worry about [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom). It is always on my mind and I try to do right by my users. Sometimes when the frustration builds up, it can be tempting to just unleash all your rage and frustration at the person on the other end of a Tweet or an email. I get it. It is a catharsis but it is not an excuse to not be respectful and forget that the developer behind the product is a human being just like you who is probably trying their hardest to fix the issues that you are currently having. In the case of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), I am also at the mercy of the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) reviewers. You see, when I want to update [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), I have to wait for the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) reviewers to manually review and approve the new version of the extension. This process happens every time I update the extension. This process is frustrating and to be completely fair despite having gotten better in the last few years, it cannot be bypassed. If the review process did not exist, the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) would be overrun by scams and malicious extensions. To give you an idea of how long it takes to release a new version of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom), let's assume that a user reports a problem on **Monday** morning. During the day, I work at my day job which finishes around **5pm**. I, then start investigating the problem after dinner and even though I may have found a solution, I will usually wait until the next morning to verify that everything is working as expected. This is not a process that can be rushed. As a developer, there is no worse problem than fixing one bug and creating two new bugs in the process because the fix was actually inadequate/rushed. Assuming everything goes well, I submit the new version of the extension to the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) around **9am** on **Tuesday**. Then the wait begins. The reviewers of the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) can request changes to the extension if they feel like it violates the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/category/extensions) guidelines. That means once again I may have to make more changes and re-submit the new version of [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) for approval. When you submit the extension for review, you may have to wait a random amount of time depending on the number of people waiting in the queue. Sometimes the wait can be less than **24 hours** and sometimes it can last **3 or 4** days. There is no way to know for sure as we are not told what our position in the queue is. So in this example, I wouldn't expect the extension to be approved in less than **24 hours**. In the end, that means that a bug that was reported on **Monday** morning will be fixed at the earliest on **Wednesday** morning if everything goes well. In order to avoid this process as much as possible, I try to make [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) as resilient and as bug-free as possible. Nevertheless, software will always have bugs and since we are humans, we all make mistakes: **errare humanum est** as the saying goes. [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) may stop working properly from time to time, if that happens, please accept my apologies and do not hesitate to [report the problem](/legal/contact/) to me. ## Be proactive I am always looking forward to hearing from my users and learn how I can make their lives easier. The more people contact me and report the little issues they encounter, the better the extension will be and the less bugs there will be. Please feel free to contact me if you have any suggestions or ideas on how to make [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) better. I would very much appreciate it. ## Get in touch You can always contact me [here](/legal/contact/) if you have any questions or suggestions or on [X (formerly Twitter)](https://x.com/yannhulot1). I'll try to get back to you as soon as possible. ## Conclusion Thanks for reading this blog post. I hope that if and when the time comes that [Zillow Data Exporter](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/zillow-data-exporter/amgdkfaadejipgcjankdolopgcemolom) stops working for you, you will be able to find a solution to your problem quickly by following the steps outlined above.