MasterClass puts famous names in front of the camera and sells access in three tiers priced country by country. We turn its classes, lessons, instructors and plan prices into a clean, dated feed.
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ScrapeIt runs MasterClass scraping as a managed service. masterclass.com sits behind bot management that challenges automated clients, so anti-bot handling, proxy rotation and CAPTCHA solving are part of the job, along with repairs when page structure moves. We extract MasterClass data from public class, lesson, series, Sessions, category, article and plan pages only - no login, no member areas, no video. Lists come from the published sitemaps and category pages, deduplicated on ids, and prices are captured country by country as a local visitor sees them, with currency and tax flags kept. After a sample we run weekly or daily and deliver CSV, JSON or XLSX, or push to S3, SFTP or your warehouse.
Class, lesson and category pages embed the platform's own records, so the export keeps its field names and stable ids.
We collect metadata, not media: no video files, no transcripts, no class workbooks and nothing from member accounts.
MasterClass articles. The /articles library dwarfs the class catalog: how-to guides, recipes and explainers under the byline MasterClass, filed in categories that follow the older taxonomy - Food, Design & Style, Wellness and the rest - rather than the 13 class categories. Each article carries a last updated date, read time and an average rating with its count, usually with a linked instructor and a featured class, so the library maps which class each search-driven page promotes. Recipes add schema.org Recipe data: ingredients, prep and cook times, yield and cuisine. The hub's own latest rail has not moved for years, so freshness is read article by article.
MasterClass series. Original series such as GOAT are cut into episodes, each with its own expert, bio and runtime, and some list episodes newest first, so episode order gets a field of its own.
The full course list. The class sitemap carries series under /classes/ paths but leaves Sessions out, and one title shows up under several categories. Complete MasterClass course offerings come from merging the sitemap with the category pages and deduplicating on the class id.
Certificates and Executive. Certificates form a separate catalog of 15 to 20 hour programs with projects and learning paths, and MasterClass Executive runs application-based cohorts with a deadline, a start date and a faculty that mixes executives with Chicago Booth professors.
MasterClass is a subscription video platform run by Yanka Industries in San Francisco, where chefs, athletes, novelists, scientists and business leaders teach filmed classes. A MasterClass scraper works from the public catalog around those classes - class and lesson pages, trailers, the category tree and the plan table - none of which needs an account.
The core unit is the class, at /classes/{slug}, with each lesson on its own page at /classes/{slug}/chapters/{lesson}. The format is shifting. Classic MasterClass courses follow the "Teaches" formula and mostly run 10 to 20 lessons: Gordon Ramsay Teaches Cooking I has 20 lessons and 3 hr 54 min. Recent titles such as The Conflict Playbook or Revolutionize Your Workflows With AI ship as one feature-length lesson, sometimes with three experts on screen. Original series live at /series/{slug} and are cut into episodes, and MasterClass Sessions, at /sessions/classes/{slug}, are guided programs built from modules, projects and cohorts.
The 13 MasterClass categories run from Acting & Performing Arts to Writing, and each splits into subcategories phrased as outcomes, such as Bake Delicious Bread & Pastries, so one class can sit in several places. Beside the membership sit products with their own pages and prices: MasterClass Certificates, the cohort-based MasterClass Executive, the AI coaching of MasterClass On Call and MasterClass at Work for teams.
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Full plan detailsMasterClass prices hang on one annual membership sold in three tiers: Standard streams on one device, Plus on two with offline downloads, Premium on six, and both upper tiers allow six profiles. What moves by market is the money. The checkout resolves the visitor's country and returns a currency, a tax-inclusive flag, the base price and the tax amount, plus the MasterClass price per year broken down per month, per week and even per day.
Three details make MasterClass price monitoring harder than reading one page. The App Store still sells the tiers under their older names, Individual, Duo and Family, at prices set per storefront. Some marketing banners quote the US dollar figure to every visitor while the plan table is localized, so the country price has to come from the plan table. And promotions run on their own landing pages - a 2-for-1 offer, a free trial, gift memberships - with coupon and discounted-price fields beside the list price.
A MasterClass price history is not published by the company; it is built from dated snapshots of each country's plan table. That series answers what buyers ask: MasterClass subscription prices against local purchasing power, how deep and how often discounts run, and how MasterClass alternatives price a comparable year. Catalog-level MasterClass statistics - classes per category, runtime spread, launches per month - ride in the same feed.
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ScrapeIt is a managed web scraping agency: we build the collector, run it on our own infrastructure and hand over a finished MasterClass dataset instead of a tool to operate. Scoping takes one call - the whole catalog or chosen categories, which countries for MasterClass plan prices, whether articles and Certificates are in, and how often. A sample in your format comes first; pricing follows volume and refresh rate.
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Yes. The ScrapeIt MasterClass API returns classes, lesson runtimes, instructors as billed, categories and plan prices by country as JSON from an endpoint we host, refreshed on the schedule you set. The same data also comes as CSV or XLSX files or straight into your database.
MasterClass sells one annual membership in three tiers with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and its US copy starts at $10 a month billed annually. In late September 2026 the web checkout quoted a visitor in Poland 600, 840 and 1,116 PLN a year for Standard, Plus and Premium with VAT included, while the App Store listed the Individual tier at $119.99 in the US, GBP 119.99 in the UK, CAD 149.99 in Canada and AUD 199.99 in Australia, with the MasterClass price in India at INR 11,900. We record every country with its currency and tax flags.
In late September 2026 the category pages listed 204 classes, 18 original series and 13 Sessions, and the lesson sitemap held 3,044 lesson pages, a median of 14 lessons per class. The homepage rounds it to 200+ classes and promises new ones every month. New titles carry a new tag, announced ones can show pre-launch dates, and recent single-lesson classes open on a set release date, so a weekly run catches launches within days and a daily one tracks the popularity rows.
Yes, as a separate product rather than part of the standard membership. MasterClass Certificates are programs of 15 to 20 hours in business, technology and AI topics, each ending in a real-world project and a certificate, sold as a one-time purchase, a subscription or a bundle with the core membership, with refund rules of their own. MasterClass Executive adds a certificate of completion issued with Chicago Booth. We track certificate titles, categories, paths and MasterClass certificate prices by country, the same way as the membership.
Yes. We take public catalog facts - titles, runtimes, instructors as billed, categories and prices - and never videos, workbooks, transcripts, member stories or account data. That is publicly available data, what any visitor sees on MasterClass without an account, and we collect it legally.
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Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
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