WooCommerce Website Scraper

Scrape any WooCommerce store's products, categories and checkout options through the store's own public Store API - with filters, sorting and pagination handled for you. No plugin, no key, no browser.

What you get	Built for
🛍️ Products with prices, sale prices, stock and images 🗂️ Categories with ids, slugs and counts 💳 Payment methods the store accepts 🔎 Filters: category, min/max price, on sale ↕️ Sort and order exactly as the API supports 🔁 Pagination handled, with a hard limit you control	🏪 Price and assortment research across stores 🧮 Feed building for marketplaces and comparison sites 🕵️ Competitor catalogues - what they sell and at what price 📉 Sale monitoring via on_sale and price fields 🤖 LLM-ready JSON, one row per product 🔗 API, schedules, integrations via Apify

What data do I get?

One dataset record per resource, chosen with resource.

Resource	What you get
products	id, name, slug, permalink, sku, prices (price, regular_price, sale_price plus the raw prices object), stock, categories, tags, images, description, ratings
categories	id, name, slug, parent, count, description, image
payment_methods	the gateways the store advertises

How much does it cost?

Pay per event: $1.50 per 1,000 items scraped ($0.0015 each). One item is one product, category or payment method.

Task	Items	Cost
One store, full catalogue	1,000	$1.50
100 stores, 100 products each	10,000	$15.00
Weekly sweep of 500 stores	50,000	$75.00

How do I use it?

1. Create a free Apify account.
2. Open WooCommerce Website Scraper in Apify Console.
3. Add one or more store URLs to url, each as { "url": "https://example.com" }.
4. Choose resource (products by default) and a limit for the whole run.
5. Optionally add filters, sort, order and a proxy.
6. Start the run and download JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.

Input

Field	Type	Description
url	array	Store base URLs, each as { "url": "https://..." }. The actor appends the Store API path.
proxyConfiguration	object	Optional Apify Proxy or your own proxy.
limit	integer	Maximum items for the whole run, across every URL. 0 means no limit.
resource	string	products, categories or payment_methods.
filters	object	category (ID), min_price / max_price in store currency units (e.g. "20" = $20), on_sale.
sort	string	Sort field supported by the Store API, e.g. price, date, popularity.
order	string	asc or desc.

{
  "url": [{ "url": "https://example-store.com" }],
  "resource": "products",
  "limit": 500,
  "filters": { "category": "12", "min_price": "20", "on_sale": true },
  "sort": "price",
  "order": "asc"
}

Output

{
  "id": 1234,
  "name": "Organic Hoodie",
  "slug": "organic-hoodie",
  "permalink": "https://example-store.com/product/organic-hoodie/",
  "type": "simple",
  "status": "publish",
  "sku": "HOOD-01",
  "price": "4500",
  "regular_price": "5500",
  "sale_price": "4500",
  "prices": {
    "price": "4500",
    "regular_price": "5500",
    "sale_price": "4500",
    "currency_code": "USD",
    "currency_minor_unit": 2
  },
  "on_sale": true,
  "average_rating": "4.5",
  "review_count": 20,
  "images": ["https://example-store.com/wp-content/uploads/hoodie.jpg"],
  "categories": ["Hoodies"],
  "in_stock": true,
  "stock_quantity": 10,
  "stock_availability": {"text": "In stock", "class": "in-stock"},
  "add_to_cart": {"minimum": 1, "maximum": 10},
  "images_detailed": [{"src": "https://example-store.com/wp-content/uploads/hoodie.jpg", "alt": "Organic Hoodie"}],
  "categories_detailed": [{"id": 12, "name": "Hoodies", "slug": "hoodies"}],
  "tags_detailed": [],
  "brands": []
}

Prices are the store's raw Store API strings in minor units: "4500" with currency_minor_unit: 2 means $45.00.

Notes and exceptions

• Public Store API only. The actor uses the store's own public Store API, the same one its front-end calls. No consumer key or secret is needed.
• Stores that disabled the Store API (or block REST access) are reported as failures; a run that pushes no items ends with FAILED status.
• Price filters use the store's own units. The input is in major units ("20" = $20); the actor converts it with the store's currency_minor_unit before calling the API.
• Multiple stores are supported. Add more entries to url; duplicates across stores are skipped and limit applies once to the whole run.
• Transient failures are retried automatically. A URL that still fails is counted in SUMMARY.urlsFailed.
• Hidden and draft products are not public and will not appear.
• Variations are listed by ID in the variations field; full variation records are not fetched.
• limit is yours to set - without it a large catalogue can produce a very large dataset.

What can I do with the data?

Price monitoring. Pull a competitor's catalogue weekly with sort: price and diff sale prices - the same job a paid repricing tool does, at $1.50 per thousand items.

Feed building. Products with permalink, images and prices map directly onto marketplace feeds.

Assortment research. categories plus counts tells you how a store organises its catalogue and where it is expanding.

Related Actors

• Shopify Website Scraper - the same job for Shopify stores.
• Pricing Page Monitor - competitor price changes, diffed.
• Review Scraper - reviews across 11 sources.

FAQ

Do I need WooCommerce API keys? No. The Store API is public by design.

Does it work on stores with the Store API disabled? No - that is a store setting, and it will be reported as an error.

Can I get product reviews? Use the Review Scraper for that; this actor covers catalogue data.

How do I scrape several stores? Add each store to url. The actor dedupes rows and applies limit to the whole run.

What do the price filters expect? Store currency units: "20" means $20. The actor converts to the store's minor units internally.

Changelog

• 2.4 - major-unit price filters, proxy support, faster and more resilient scraping, honest FAILED status.
• 2.3 - related actors, store copy.
• 2.2 - pagination fix and a global limit.
• 0.1 - First release.