Zara Product Scraper

Extract Zara product listings from the public catalog at zara.net by section and market, including prices, colors, availability, references, images, and product links. No Zara account or login is required.

• Collect catalogs for the WOMAN, MAN, KIDS, or HOME sections.
• Monitor catalog listings, prices, and availability.
• Filter categories and products with optional keywords.
• Export structured product records with links and image URLs.

What you get

The Actor reads Zara’s localized category tree, selects category IDs for the chosen section and market, and writes product records to the dataset as soon as they pass deduplication (by product ID) and keyword filtering.

Fields whose source value is null or empty are omitted from the record.

Field	Type	Description
id	string	Product ID; products without an ID are skipped
position	integer	Product position in the listing
name	string	Product name; products without a non-empty name are skipped
price	number	Price in the selected market currency; omitted when the price cannot be converted
currency	string	Currency for the selected market; omitted when the source market does not provide a currency
section	integer	Numeric section ID
sectionName	string	Product section, such as WOMAN
familyName	string	Product family
subfamilyName	string	Product subfamily
productColor	string	First available product color; omitted when the source provides no color
colors	integer	Count of available colors; 0 when no color list is provided
availability	string	Availability returned by Zara
brandGroupCode	string	Brand group code
reference	string	Product reference; omitted when neither source reference is provided
type	string	Product type
kind	string	Product kind
displayReference	string	Display-form product reference
imageUrl	string	HTTPS image URL from the product data; products without one are skipped
productUrl	string	Zara product URL; omitted when required SEO values are unavailable
locale	string	Locale generated from the selected market

Old-price and discount fields are not returned.

Sample output

This shortened sample shows one real dataset record and omits family and classification fields while preserving the original values of the fields shown.

{
  "id": "594801033",
  "name": "HOUNDSTOOTH WOOL BELTED COAT",
  "price": 179,
  "currency": "USD",
  "section": 1,
  "sectionName": "WOMAN",
  "productColor": "taupe brown",
  "colors": 1,
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "reference": "02590125-I2026",
  "position": 1,
  "imageUrl": "https://static.zara.net/assets/public/ef0f/596c/c1584f6eace1/67d44c28a291/02590125704-h1/02590125704-h1.jpg?ts=1793357381864",
  "productUrl": "https://zara.net/us/en/houndstooth-wool-coat-with-belt-p02590125.html",
  "locale": "en_US"
}

Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event billing.

Event	Free-plan price	When it applies
apify-actor-start	$0.00005 per event	Charged when the Actor starts running
apify-default-dataset-item	$0.002 per event	One scraped result with all fields

On the Free plan, 1,000 results = 1,000 × $0.002 = $2.00 and 10,000 results = 10,000 × $0.002 = $20.00, plus the start event.

The apify-actor-start event is charged once per GB of run memory, with a minimum of one event. Each dataset item is one apify-default-dataset-item event.

With one start event, 2,499 results = $4.99805 on Free: 2,499 × $0.002 + $0.00005 = $4.99805. With one start event and maxResults set to 50, the $5 Free-plan monthly credit covers 49 full runs (2,450 dataset results).

Apify Free plan includes $5 of monthly platform usage credit. Account-tier prices can differ; check the Actor’s Store listing for the applicable plan price.

You pay only for the events listed above. This Actor does not use the Pay per event + usage option, so the platform usage of your runs (compute, proxy traffic and storage) is not billed to you separately.

How to use

1. Open the Zara Product Scraper in your Apify account.
2. Choose a section: WOMAN, MAN, KIDS, or HOME.
3. Set countryAndLanguage in the market format shown below.
4. Enter optional keywords in searchItems and set maxResults.
5. Optionally adjust proxyConfiguration; it defaults to Apify Proxy with the RESIDENTIAL group.
6. Run the Actor and inspect the dataset for product names, prices, availability, references, and links.
7. Repeat the run through Apify Schedules; daily is a suitable starting point for listing or price-monitoring jobs.

{
  "section": "WOMAN",
  "searchItems": "coat",
  "countryAndLanguage": "us-en_US",
  "maxResults": 50,
  "proxyConfiguration": {
    "useApifyProxy": true,
    "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"]
  }
}

Export the dataset as JSON or CSV, or read it through the Apify dataset API.

Input parameters

Parameter	What it does	Default
section	Required section: WOMAN, MAN, KIDS, or HOME	WOMAN
searchItems	Optional keywords used for category selection and product-name, family, subfamily, color, and category-label filtering	Empty string
countryAndLanguage	Selects the market in country-language_LOCALE form, such as us-en_US	us-en_US
maxResults	Maximum product records written; the schema requires an integer of at least 1	50
proxyConfiguration	Apify proxy settings; if disabled or omitted, requests use a direct connection	Apify Proxy, RESIDENTIAL group

searchItems is split into keywords and every keyword must match a product (name, description, family, subfamily, color, or category label), so extra keywords are a common cause of empty results. With empty searchItems, category selection starts with the section’s preferred new-in categories when available, then continues with other visible categories. With keywords, categories are ranked by matching labels and keywords before product filtering.

The market parser accepts two- or three-letter country and language parts with an optional two-letter locale region, such as us-en_US. Missing or invalid values fall back to the us-en_US market.

Limits and edge cases

Condition	What you see	What to do
More than 12 candidate categories are available	At most the first 12 selected categories are requested; the dataset may contain fewer than maxResults records	Use more specific searchItems values or separate jobs for sections or markets
maxResults exceeds available matching products	Fewer records than the requested maximum	Check the section, market, and keywords
maxResults is zero or negative	The Actor logs that no items were requested and returns without collecting records	Use an integer of at least 1; the schema enforces this minimum
A product lacks an ID, non-empty name, or HTTPS image URL	The product is skipped	Try another market or category
SEO keyword or product ID values are missing	productUrl is omitted	Use the available ID, reference, or image URL
Zara returns HTTP 404 for a selected category	The Actor logs a warning and continues with other selected categories	Check the section and market
Zara returns another HTTP error, an Akamai verification page, non-JSON data, or an unexpected response shape	The request raises an error and the run can fail	Check the run log, market, and section; optionally configure the Apify proxy
A later non-404 category request fails after records are pushed	The run raises an error; earlier dataset records can remain	Inspect the dataset and run log, then run again if needed
No products match the keywords, or the section has no product records	The run raises an error indicating no matching products or records	Remove or narrow the keywords and verify the section and market

FAQ

How much does it cost to scrape Zara?

See Pricing for the Free-plan event rates, the worked example, and the monthly platform usage credit.

Why did my Zara run return no records?

The searchItems value may not match Zara’s category labels and product fields. Check the market format or run without keywords.

Why is the Actor not working?

The run can fail when Zara returns an HTTP error, an Akamai verification page, non-JSON data, or an unexpected response shape. Review the run log, confirm the section and market, and optionally configure the Apify proxy. HTTP 404 responses for categories are skipped while other selected categories can continue.

Is it legal or allowed to scrape Zara’s public catalog?

The Actor reads public catalog data from zara.net. Whether a use is legal or allowed depends on the source terms and applicable law for your use case; this Actor provides no legal guarantee.

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