Of undeniable significance in the virtual screening process is the economic dimension, specifically, the pricing information associated with compounds, which significantly impacts their commercial valuation. Regrettably, these databases do not offer direct access to pricing data; they, at best, provide hyperlinks redirecting users to vendor websites where the subject compound may be available for purchase. Accessing compound pricing information, especially to obtain the best rates, requires manual exploration of these vendor websites on an individual basis, and the subsequent compilation of pricing data through the provided hyperlinks. The procedural complexity arises from the customized structure of each vendor website, rendering automated data extraction unfeasible. Consequently, this impediment represents the principal hindrance to efficient virtual screening within these databases.