Shein Product Scraper: Products by URL or Goods ID

Paste SHEIN product links or goods IDs and get one clean JSON row per product: price in local currency and USD, discount, rating, review count, stock flag, bestseller badge, brand, store, category and the full image gallery. No SHEIN account or cookies needed: the actor runs a real browser and clears SHEIN's checks itself.

Made for price trackers, resellers checking their SHEIN listings, and anyone who already has a list of SHEIN products and needs their current data.

What you get

Field	Description
goods_id, goods_sn, spu	SHEIN product ID, SKU code and the style group shared by colour variants
product_name, product_url	Product title and its page on shein.com
image_url, images[]	Main image and the gallery images
price, price_with_symbol, original_price, original_price_with_symbol, currency	Sale and list price in the storefront's currency
price_usd, original_price_usd	The same prices in US dollars
discount_percent, is_on_sale, is_clearance	Discount badge and sale flags
rating, review_count	Average star rating and number of reviews
stock, in_stock, quick_ship	Availability flags
bestseller_rank	Badge text such as "#2 Bestseller in Women Dresses", when SHEIN shows one
brand, store_code, mall_code	Brand or SHEIN sub-brand, marketplace store and warehouse
cat_id, category_name	SHEIN category
input, country, scraped_at	The URL or ID you gave, the storefront, and the UTC timestamp
product	The full product object exactly as SHEIN returns it

Per-size stock and size charts are not included in this version.

Use cases

• Price and discount tracking: schedule a list of products and record price, discount and stock every day.
• Catalogue enrichment: turn a spreadsheet of SHEIN links into rows with titles, prices, ratings and images.
• Competitor monitoring: watch the ratings, review counts and bestseller badges of the products you compete with.

Input

Field	Description	Default
productUrls	Product URLs (…-p-<id>.html, including m.shein.com) or bare goods IDs	one sample product
country	Storefront for bare goods IDs: US, CA, AU, MX, BR, SA or SG. URLs keep their own site	US
maxItems	Stop after this many saved products; 0 = all	0
proxyConfiguration	Residential exits are always used; you can give your own proxy URLs	Apify RESIDENTIAL

start_urls (the old field name) is still accepted. Products from the UK, EU and Swiss sites are skipped: SHEIN demands device verification on those storefronts.

Example input:

{
    "productUrls": [
        "https://us.shein.com/Aloruh-Women-s-Solid-Color-Sleeveless-Mini-Dress-Suitable-For-Beach-Vacation-Dresses-For-Women-Summer-p-458057728.html",
        "66460885"
    ],
    "country": "US"
}

Output

Each product is one row with the fields above. Products SHEIN does not list (deleted or region-locked) and products that could not be fetched are not saved and not charged; they are listed in the run's FAILED record, and a SUMMARY record counts saved, missing and failed products.

Scheduling and integrations

Schedule the actor in Apify Console to re-check the same products every day, and send each finished run to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier or a webhook. Datasets download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or through the Apify API.

Use with AI agents

The actor works as a tool through the Apify MCP server: an assistant can pass product links and get structured rows back.

FAQ

Do I need a proxy? The actor always uses Apify residential exits in the product's storefront country, because SHEIN blocks datacenter IPs.

What happens when a product fails? It is retried on fresh identities and exits. If it still fails it is listed in FAILED, not charged, and a re-run with the same input retries only the failed products.

Why are UK and EU links skipped? SHEIN asks those storefronts for device verification, which the actor cannot pass.