Google Shopping Scraper

Scrape product listings from Google Shopping: titles, prices, discounts, stores, delivery and return terms, ratings with exact review counts, brands, images and a link to Google's product page for every product.

• 100+ products per search. Google's first Shopping page had 45-64 products in our tests, and each further page about 40 more; the Actor fetches the next pages and merges them without duplicates (up to 318 different products for one query in our tests).
• Price range filter. Set a minimum and/or maximum price and the Actor uses Google's own price filter, so you get full pages of matching products, not the few that happen to fall in range on unfiltered pages. Products outside your range are always left out, free of charge.
• Clean numbers. Prices come as text and as numbers with a currency code (priceValue, currency), plus the price before a discount and the discount in percent.
• Exact review counts. Google's cards say "6.2K reviews"; the Actor reads the exact number (6213) from the data Google embeds in the page.
• Prices in your country's currency. Google sometimes answers as if the visitor were in another country (prices in rupees, or New Zealand dollars written as "$"); the Actor notices from the page itself and fetches such a page again.
• Pay only for products. No charge for pages without products, retries, duplicates or products your filters leave out.
• Fast and light. No browser; a page takes a few seconds.

What you can use it for

• Track prices and discounts of products or competitors across stores.
• Find which stores sell a product, and at what delivery and return terms.
• Build product catalogs and price comparison feeds with images and brands.
• Research a market: best-rated products, review counts, price ranges.

Input

Field	What it does	Default
Search queries (queries)	What you would type into Google Shopping, one per line, e.g. wireless earbuds or nike pegasus 41.	required
Max products per query (maxProductsPerQuery)	1-1000. The Actor stops a query earlier when Google has no more products.	100
Country (country)	Two-letter code of the market, e.g. us, gb (or uk), ca, au, de. Prices come in that country's currency. For the country's own shops, write the query in its language, e.g. tai nghe không dây rather than wireless earbuds with vn: an English query brings more sellers from abroad (see Skip offers from sellers abroad).	us
Language (language)	Google's interface language. See Limitations.	en
Min price (minPrice)	Only products priced at least this much, in the country's currency (US dollars for us, pounds for gb...). Decimals are fine.	none
Max price (maxPrice)	Only products priced at most this much, in the same currency.	none
Skip offers from sellers abroad (skipForeignOffers)	Leave out products sold from another country (see foreignPrice).	off
Skip used and refurbished products (skipUsedProducts)	Leave out products marked Pre-owned, Refurbished or Used.	off
Pages at the same time (maxConcurrency)	1-20. With 256 MB of memory (the default) the Actor fetches at most 8 pages at once; give the run more memory for more.	5

Example:

{
    "queries": ["wireless earbuds", "air fryer"],
    "maxProductsPerQuery": 100,
    "country": "us",
    "minPrice": 50,
    "maxPrice": 150,
    "skipForeignOffers": true
}

Output

One item per product. Example:

{
  "query": "wireless earbuds",
  "rank": 2,
  "page": 1,
  "title": "Beats Solo Buds Wireless Earbuds",
  "brand": "Beats",
  "price": "$69.99",
  "priceValue": 69.99,
  "currency": "USD",
  "originalPrice": "$80",
  "originalPriceValue": 80,
  "discountPercent": 12,
  "foreignPrice": null,
  "condition": null,
  "merchant": "Best Buy",
  "moreMerchants": true,
  "delivery": "Free delivery by Fri",
  "returns": "15-day returns",
  "rating": 3.8,
  "reviewCount": 6213,
  "badges": [],
  "imageUrl": "https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcSQnGg6ee9gh0KOOWZFMqbmbUGjWa3kZ5V5...",
  "productUrl": "https://www.google.com/search?ibp=oshop&q=wireless+earbuds&prds=catalogid:10506635979914339716,...",
  "productId": "6916146097244474512",
  "catalogId": "10506635979914339716",
  "offerId": "14423844132016158567",
  "groupId": "549048356659243400",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-22T03:36:21Z"
}

Notes on some fields:

• Fields Google does not show for a product are null or empty ([]).
• merchant is the store Google shows first; moreMerchants is true when other stores sell the product too. A product sold by several stores at different prices shows its lowest price with a plus ($99+) and often no single store; moreMerchants is then true.
• foreignPrice is set for sellers in another country: price is then Google's conversion to your country's currency, and foreignPrice the seller's own price (e.g. €131). These offers appear mostly on later pages.
• condition is Pre-owned, Refurbished or Used when Google marks it, or when the title says so ("Refurbished", "Renewed", "Pre-owned"); otherwise null.
• productUrl opens Google's page for the product, with its description, specifications, reviews and prices from many stores.
• page is the Google Shopping page the product was on; rank is the order in which products were found for the query.
• productId is Google's id of the product. Use it to spot the same product in later runs.

In the Output tab, the Products and Prices views show the most useful columns. You can download everything as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML, or get it through the Apify API.

The key-value store also has a SUMMARY record: for each query, how many products and pages it got and why it stopped.

Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing: you pay for each product in your results, $2.20 per 1,000 products at the time of writing (see the Pricing tab for the current price). Products found twice are charged once. Pages without products, retries (including pages Google priced in another currency or showed without your price filter), Google's blocks, products skipped by your filters and products Google lists without a price (cards still loading, monthly payment plans; they are left out) cost you nothing.

A few examples:

• 1 query, 100 products: about $0.22
• 50 queries × 100 products: about $11
• 1,000 products per day for a month: about $66

You can set a maximum cost per run in the run options. The Actor then stops at or just under that amount (it does not open another page whose results it could not charge for) and keeps everything found so far.

Limitations

• The data is what Google Shopping shows. Direct links to the stores are not in Google's results page; productUrl leads to Google's product page, which links to them.
• The price range uses Google's own price filter, which goes by the price Google shows on the card (price). Now and then Google ignores the filter on a page (about 1 page in 4 in our tests): the Actor asks for that page again, up to 3 times. It also checks every product and leaves out, free of charge, any outside your range. SUMMARY shows outsidePriceRange (products left out for their price) and pagesWithoutPriceFilter per query.
• Later pages hold more offers from sellers abroad and used products. Use the two skip options if you only want local, new products.
• Prices, stores, delivery and returns are read from labels Google writes in English, so keep language en (the default). Numbers written the local way ("Rated 4,5 out of 5" on German pages) are read correctly. Google does not show delivery terms in every country (none on German pages in our tests), so delivery can be empty there.
• One run takes up to 2,000 queries and 250,000 products (queries × max products per query); split bigger jobs into several runs. A run has 1 hour by default: for hundreds of queries, raise the timeout in the run options or the pages at the same time.
• The Actor was tested on searches in the US, the UK, Canada and Germany (October 2026); other countries should work the same way. Each Google page goes through Apify's Google SERP proxy, from the country you choose; the Actor does not log in anywhere.

FAQ

Why are some products unrelated to my query? For a query it cannot match (a typo, a made-up word), Google Shopping still lists popular products. When Google asks "Did you mean ...?", the Actor logs a warning and the SUMMARY record shows Google's suggestion as didYouMean for that query.

Why did a query return fewer products than I asked for? Google had no more products for it, or more pages kept showing products already found. The SUMMARY record says why each query stopped.

Can I monitor prices every day? Yes: schedule the Actor and compare priceValue by productId between runs.

Is it legal to scrape Google Shopping? The Actor only collects product listings that are publicly shown in Google search results. You are responsible for how you use the data. If in doubt, ask a lawyer.

Something doesn't work or a field is missing. Please open an issue in the Issues tab with the run ID. Google changes its pages from time to time; the Actor saves a copy of any page that looks unusual, which makes fixes quick.