Alibaba Supplier Catalogue

Paste a supplier's Alibaba storefront address and get their entire published product catalogue as one clean table — every product, its published price band, the minimum order and the unit it is counted in, the supplier's own catalogue groups, certificates, pictures and video flag, and today's discounted price where the supplier is running one. Every row carries the owning supplier's id, so a catalogue export drops straight next to a supplier list and joins on one column. No account and no login are needed.

What you can do with it

• Price a supplier properly before you contact them. See their whole range at once — the cheapest line, the dearest, where the minimum order jumps — and decide whether they are worth an enquiry at all.
• Compare two suppliers line by line. Export both catalogues, match on the product group, and see who is cheaper on the exact item you want rather than on the one they chose to put on their homepage.
• Spot today's discounts. Products where the supplier is currently selling below their standing asking price come back with both figures and a flag, so a real promotion is obvious and a fake one is not.
• Search inside one supplier. Give a term and get only their matching products, using the supplier's own in-store search rather than a filter applied afterwards.
• Track a competitor's range over time. Schedule the same storefronts weekly and watch products, price bands and minimum orders move.
• Build a sourcing sheet. Every field is a plain column — export to Excel, Google Sheets, CSV or JSON in one click.

What you get

One row per product. Abridged real example:

{
  "supplierId": "273706047",
  "supplierName": "Shandong Jianha Baofa Heavy Industry Machinery Co., Ltd.",
  "supplierSubdomain": "jianha",
  "supplierUrl": "https://jianha.en.alibaba.com/",
  "supplierLocation": "Shandong, China",
  "supplierCountryCode": "CN",
  "verifiedSupplier": true,
  "searchText": null,
  "catalogPage": 1,
  "positionOnPage": 1,
  "catalogPosition": 1,
  "productId": "1601622767452",
  "title": "Y32-315 Hydraulic Crimping Tool Special for Aluminum Alloy Wire Nose",
  "url": "https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Y32-315-Hydraulic-Crimping-Tool-Special_1601622767452…",
  "productGroupId": "917957129",
  "productGroupName": "Four Column Press Machine",
  "productGroupPath": ["Four Column Press Machine"],
  "imageUrl": "…/Hc4dd291dd19c45a983983a2b809d61c8q.jpg_350x350.jpg",
  "imageCount": 6,
  "hasVideo": true,
  "currency": "USD",
  "priceMin": 18000,
  "priceMax": 20000,
  "priceText": "$18,000-20,000 / piece",
  "priceIsRange": true,
  "quoteOnRequest": false,
  "priceUnit": "piece",
  "minOrderQuantity": 1,
  "minOrderUnit": "piece",
  "minOrderText": "1 piece",
  "listPrice": 18000,
  "discountedPrice": null,
  "onPromotion": false,
  "readyToShip": false,
  "certificates": ["CE"],
  "orderCount": null,
  "soldLast180Days": null,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-09T20:06:00.185Z"
}

Input reference

Field	Type	Default	What it does
supplierUrls	list of text	["https://jianha.en.alibaba.com/"]	The storefront address of each supplier whose catalogue you want. The short name on its own works too. Up to 10 per run.
searchText	text	—	Return only the supplier's products matching this term, using their own in-store search. Leave empty for the whole catalogue.
maxProductsPerSupplier	number	96	How many products to collect from each supplier (maximum 6,400).
country	select	United States	Which country's version of the site to read.
onlyPricedProducts	true/false	false	Drop products where the supplier publishes no price. Off by default, so those come back marked instead.
onlyReadyToShip	true/false	false	Keep only stock held for immediate dispatch. Many suppliers publish none.
includeLivePrices	true/false	true	Attach the price the supplier is charging today alongside their standing asking price.
maxCatalogPagesPerRun	number	24	Total catalogue pages the whole run may collect, sixteen products to a page (maximum 40).
delayBetweenPagesSeconds	number	3	How long to wait between catalogue pages (2–15).
parallelSuppliers	number	2	How many storefronts to work through at the same time (1–2).

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
supplierId	text	The supplier's identifier on the site — the column to join a catalogue export to a supplier list on.
supplierName	text	The supplier's registered trading name, when the storefront shows it. A storefront filtered to one search term does not always display it, so this can be empty where supplierId is not.
supplierSubdomain, supplierUrl	text	The storefront this product came from.
supplierLocation, supplierCountryCode	text	Where the supplier is based.
verifiedSupplier	true/false	Whether the storefront states it has passed the site's supplier inspection. Empty when the storefront did not say.
searchText	text	The in-store search this product came from, empty for a full catalogue export.
catalogPage, positionOnPage, catalogPosition	number	Where the product sat in the supplier's own ordering.
productId	text	The product's identifier on the site.
title	text	Product title as the supplier wrote it.
url	text	Direct link to the product.
productGroupId, productGroupName, productGroupPath	text / list	The supplier's own catalogue shelf for this product, including the full path when it is nested.
imageUrl, images, imageCount	text / list / number	Preview picture and every full-size picture on the listing.
hasVideo, videoId	true/false / text	Whether the listing includes a product video.
currency	text	The currency this row is quoted in, taken from the row itself. Supplier catalogues quote US dollars. A figure whose currency cannot be established is left out of the row rather than written into a column labelled with a different one.
priceMin, priceMax	number	The supplier's published asking-price band for one unit.
priceText	text	The same band exactly as the supplier prints it, including the unit.
priceIsRange	true/false	Whether the supplier published a band rather than one figure.
quoteOnRequest	true/false	True when the supplier publishes no price at all and wants an enquiry instead.
priceUnit	text	The unit the price is quoted per — piece, set, unit, and so on.
minOrderQuantity, minOrderUnit, minOrderText	number / text	Smallest order the supplier accepts, split out and as printed.
listPrice	number	The standing asking price checked at collection time.
discountedPrice	number	What the supplier is charging today, when that is lower. Empty when there is no discount.
onPromotion	true/false	Whether a discount was in force at collection time. Empty when today's price was not checked, or could not be established — never false on the strength of no information.
freightEstimate	number	The supplier's own shipping estimate, in the same currency, when they publish one.
readyToShip	true/false	Whether the supplier holds this in stock for immediate dispatch.
certificates, certificateLogos	list	Product certificates the supplier displays, with their badge pictures.
attributes	list	Extra supplier-typed labels, where a supplier publishes any.
orderCount, soldLast180Days, viewsLastMonth, productReviewScore	number	Demand figures. Supplier catalogues almost never publish these, so they are normally empty — see the limits below.
scrapedAt	text	When the row was collected.

Pricing

Pay per result. You are charged for each product added to your results and for nothing else — a storefront that turns out to be empty, or one that could not be opened, costs nothing.

What is charged	Price
Product exported	$0.0012 each — $1.20 per 1,000 products

A worked example: one supplier's first 96 products costs $0.12. A complete export of a large supplier's 851-product catalogue costs $1.02 in total, spread over the two or three runs such a catalogue takes. Ten suppliers at 200 products each costs $2.40.

Limits & what this actor cannot do

• Catalogues are collected in measured helpings. Each run collects up to the catalogue page allowance you set, sixteen products to a page. A very large supplier can use the whole allowance on their own; when that happens the run stops cleanly, tells you exactly how many products it collected out of how many the supplier publishes, and leaves the rest for the next run. Collecting a big catalogue across two or three scheduled runs is normal and is more reliable than trying to take it in one.
• The source can decline further reading. If it does, the run stops rather than pressing on, reports that it stopped, and the remaining suppliers are reported as not reached rather than as empty. Trying again about half an hour later normally works.
• Searching inside a catalogue goes as far as the storefront offers it. When a supplier's storefront stops offering further results for your term, the run stops there and says so, rather than quietly widening the search back out to their whole catalogue.
• Prices are the supplier's published asking price. The price actually agreed in a negotiated order is not published anywhere and is not returned.
• Some suppliers publish no price and invite an enquiry instead. Those products come back flagged, never as a zero price.
• The full quantity-break table is not part of a storefront catalogue. A supplier's catalogue publishes the asking-price band and the minimum order; the deeper "buy 500 and pay this, buy 5,000 and pay that" table lives on the individual product page and is not collected here.
• Sales, order and view counters are almost never filled in. Suppliers overwhelmingly leave them blank on their catalogue, so these fields come back empty rather than as a zero — an empty field means "the supplier did not publish it", never "this has never sold".
• A supplier number on its own cannot be opened. The site publishes no way to reach a storefront from a number, so the actor asks for the storefront address and refuses a bare number instead of quietly returning nothing.
• Contact details a supplier chooses not to publish are not returned, and neither is their company profile page — this actor covers what they sell.
• Prices, stock and catalogues are a snapshot at the moment of collection and keep changing afterwards.
• Speed depends on the size of the job and on the source site's own response times. No fixed throughput is promised, and the actor deliberately reads storefronts gently.
• The source site's terms govern automated access. You are responsible for using the data lawfully and in line with those terms, and for handling any personal data in line with applicable privacy law.

FAQ

Do I need an account on the source site? No. Nothing is signed into and no account is involved.

Does it need my login or password? No. It never asks for one and cannot use one.

Can I schedule it? Yes. Schedule it on Apify like any other actor. For a large catalogue, several smaller scheduled runs work better than one very long one.

Is the data complete? It is everything the supplier publishes on their own storefront catalogue, up to the limits you set for the run. The summary tells you how many products were collected against how many the supplier publishes, so you always know whether you have the whole catalogue or part of it.

Why is discountedPrice empty on most rows? Because most products are not discounted. When a supplier is running a promotion, that row comes back with both the standing price and today's price and a flag saying so.

Can I get the price at 500 units, or at 5,000? Not from a storefront catalogue. What a catalogue publishes is the asking-price band and the minimum order, and that is what you get here — accurately, rather than a guessed ladder.

What happens to a supplier whose storefront does not exist? It is reported as not published, separately from suppliers that failed to open and separately from suppliers with an empty catalogue. Three different facts, three different counts.