Flippa Scraper

Collect structured online-business and digital-asset listings from Flippa listing, category, search, and filtered result URLs.

Issues and feature requests

If you encounter an issue or need a field added, open an issue on the Actor page or write to hello@123webdata.com.

Output Example (simplified)

The overview shows the most useful fields in a table. Product images are displayed as thumbnails when the website provides them.

Image	Product URL	Product ID	Product name	Current price	Currency	In stock	Scraped at
	https://flippa.com/13725170-a-large-faceless-youtube-channel-posting-compilation-videos-about-karens	13725170	A large faceless YouTube channel posting compilation videos about Karens.	11000	USD	true	2026-08-25T20:36:04.565Z

How to scrape supported list pages

This Actor accepts individual product links in productUrls. It accepts category pages, search result pages, and filtered result pages in categoryUrls.

1. Open a supported list page in your browser.
2. Choose a category, run a search, and apply the filters you need.
3. Copy the final URL from the address bar and paste it into categoryUrls.

The Actor follows the products shown on that page.

Features

• Scrapes detailed online-business and digital-asset listing information from Flippa product pages
• Accepts individual product URLs and category pages, search result pages, and filtered result pages
• Lets you limit the number of saved products and choose whether to continue through additional result pages
• Returns structured asking prices, business summaries, profit metrics, locations, and listing engagement for viewing, export, and analysis

Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. Its running costs are included.

• Actor start: $0.02 once per run — One fixed charge for starting a run.
• Result: $0.00089 each ($0.89 per 1,000) — A product record collected directly from a supported list page.
• Product detail: $0.00199 each ($1.99 per 1,000) — A full product record collected from its product page.

The start charge applies once per run. Each saved product is charged either as a Result or a Product detail, never both.

Results in one run	Result	Product detail
100	$0.11	$0.22
1,000	$0.91	$2.01

Apify's Free plan currently includes $5 in monthly usage credits. If the full $5 is available for this Actor, one run covers about 5,595 Results or 2,502 Product details. Other Apify usage reduces the available credit.

Input

The Actor accepts the following input parameters:

Field	Type	Description
productUrls	array	Product URLs to scrape
categoryUrls	array	Supported list pages: category pages, search result pages, and filtered result pages
maxResultsPerScrape	integer	Maximum number of product records to save
usePagination	boolean	Whether to continue through additional result pages
scrapeProductDetails	boolean	Enabled returns Product detail records with the product-page fields listed below. Disabled returns Result records with the list-level fields.

What data you get in each mode

Every saved product is stored as one record. scrapeProductDetails decides which mode you receive; the lists below name every field each mode can return. A field is empty when the website does not show that information.

Result

A list-level product record with 20 declared fields:

url, product_id, name, price, currency, category, main_image, industry, monetization, site_age, monthly_profit, profit_multiple, revenue_multiple, location, sale_method, bid_count, verified_listing, confidential, canonical_url, scraped_at

Product detail

A full product record with 31 declared fields:

url, product_id, name, price, currency, in_stock, sku, category, main_image, images, description, description_html, attributes, canonical_url, scraped_at, bid_count, comment_count, confidential, industry, location, monetization, monthly_profit, profit_margin_percent, profit_multiple, reserve_met, revenue_multiple, sale_method, site_age, verified_listing, view_count, watcher_count

Output Example (full)

The Actor stores one structured record per product. Card-only records contain only fields available on the list; detail-only fields are omitted.

{
  "url": "https://flippa.com/13725170-a-large-faceless-youtube-channel-posting-compilation-videos-about-karens",
  "product_id": "13725170",
  "name": "A large faceless YouTube channel posting compilation videos about Karens.",
  "price": 11000,
  "currency": "USD",
  "in_stock": true,
  "sku": "13725170",
  "category": "Youtube",
  "main_image": "https://static2.flippa.com/listing_hero_889c278e-38b6-4d06-b23d-73c17c44abfd.png",
  "images": [
    "https://static2.flippa.com/listing_hero_889c278e-38b6-4d06-b23d-73c17c44abfd.png"
  ],
  "description": "Public Freakout Videos has emerged as a distinct entity within digital entertainment, specializing in \"freakout\" videos that showcase moments of intense public emotion. This YouTube channel caters to audiences seeking both entertainment and surprise, leveraging the viral nature of such content. The primary revenue source is advertising, utilizing Google's AdSense platform to generate earnings. The channel efficiently operates within YouTube, focusing on curating, editing, and scheduling content to boost viewer engagement. It emphasizes viral potential and societal relevance when selecting videos, while its financial model hinges on substantial subscriber figures and view counts.\n\nAdSense is integral, allowing the channel to access a broad advertising network eager to reach its engaged audience. The channel enhances visibility through algorithmic and manual adjustments to video metadata. The main audience comprises digital natives attracted to the rawness and immediacy of the videos, ensuring wide demographic appeal. High engagement levels magnify ad impressions, increasing its value to advertisers.\n\nTechnologically, the channel capitalizes on YouTube's algorithm for video recommendations, thereby increasing its visibility. It employs data analytics tools to refine its content strategy, ensuring competitive relevance. Financially, the channel has experienced consistent growth since its launch in 2021, with ad revenue providing a stable income. This has allowed for investments in content curation and technology, reinforcing its position in digital entertainment. For acquisition, a new owner must possess an approved AdSense for YouTube account, which is essential for linking with the channel and subject to Google's approval.",
  "description_html": "<p>Public Freakout Videos has emerged as a distinct entity within digital entertainment, specializing in &quot;freakout&quot; videos that showcase moments of intense public emotion. This YouTube channel caters to audiences seeking both entertainment and surprise, leveraging the viral nature of such content. The primary revenue source is advertising, utilizing Google&#39;s AdSense platform to generate earnings. The channel efficiently operates within YouTube, focusing on curating, editing, and scheduling content to boost viewer engagement. It emphasizes viral potential and societal relevance when selecting videos, while its financial model hinges on substantial subscriber figures and view counts.</p><p>AdSense is integral, allowing the channel to access a broad advertising network eager to reach its engaged audience. The channel enhances visibility through algorithmic and manual adjustments to video metadata. The main audience comprises digital natives attracted to the rawness and immediacy of the videos, ensuring wide demographic appeal. High engagement levels magnify ad impressions, increasing its value to advertisers.</p><p>Technologically, the channel capitalizes on YouTube&#39;s algorithm for video recommendations, thereby increasing its visibility. It employs data analytics tools to refine its content strategy, ensuring competitive relevance. Financially, the channel has experienced consistent growth since its launch in 2021, with ad revenue providing a stable income. This has allowed for investments in content curation and technology, reinforcing its position in digital entertainment. For acquisition, a new owner must possess an approved AdSense for YouTube account, which is essential for linking with the channel and subject to Google&#39;s approval.</p>",
  "attributes": {
    "Business Location": "NC, United States",
    "Site Age": "10 years",
    "Monthly Profit": "USD $491 /mo",
    "Profit Margin": "90%",
    "Profit Multiple": "1.9x",
    "Revenue Multiple": "1.7x",
    "Active Followers / Subscribers": "1,013,477",
    "Total Posts": "606",
    "Months Monetised": "5 years+"
  },
  "canonical_url": "https://flippa.com/13725170-a-large-faceless-youtube-channel-posting-compilation-videos-about-karens",
  "scraped_at": "2026-08-25T20:36:04.565Z",
  "bid_count": null,
  "comment_count": 0,
  "location": "NC, United States",
  "monthly_profit": 491,
  "profit_margin_percent": 90,
  "profit_multiple": 1.9,
  "reserve_met": null,
  "revenue_multiple": 1.7,
  "sale_method": "classified",
  "verified_listing": true,
  "view_count": 173,
  "watcher_count": 3
}

Use Cases

• Compare asking prices and valuation multiples across digital assets
• Track new online-business listings and engagement
• Build acquisition research datasets from public listing information

Integrate with AI and automation

Use with AI through MCP

Connect your AI assistant to the Apify MCP server. It can discover and run Actors, then access the results in the same conversation. For example, ask your assistant to scrape a list of products from Flippa, compare prices, or summarize the collected data.

Run on a schedule

After one successful run, use Apify Schedules to repeat the same task hourly, daily, weekly, or with a custom cron schedule. Saved tasks are useful when you want to keep the same URLs and settings for every run.

Connect with n8n

Create an n8n account and add the verified Apify node to a workflow. Choose Run an Actor and Get Dataset when the workflow should start this Actor, wait for completion, and receive the product rows for the next node. See the Apify integration for n8n.

Connect with Make

Create a Make account and add the Apify Run an Actor module. Follow it with Get Dataset Items to pass the product rows to Google Sheets, a database, email, or another Make module. For longer runs, use Watch Actor Runs followed by Get Dataset Items.

Read the Make integration guide.