LimeRoad Scraper

Scrape LimeRoad.com — India's multi-brand fashion marketplace for women, men, kids and home decor. Search by keyword, browse 50 curated categories or 16 verified brands, or paste any product URL for full product detail: INR prices, MRP, discount %, ratings, sizes, colors, high-resolution images, fabric and ideal-for specs, seller info, and category path. Public HTTP JSON surface — no login, no cookies, no proxy required.

What this actor does

• Four modes: search, browseByCategory, browseByBrand, byUrl
• Full product detail per record: prices (INR), MRP, discount %, rating, rating count, order count
• Variants: all sizes, all color siblings, seller/vendor for every size
• Images: all zoom images (e.g. https://img0.junaroad.com/uiproducts/<id>/zoom_0-<fileidn>.jpg) — directly hotlinkable, no referer required
• Specs: fabric/ideal-for/occasion/neck/sleeve attributes extracted into structured specs and tags
• Filters: gender, min/max price (INR), min rating, contains-keyword
• Empty fields are omitted — no null values in any record

Output per product

• productId — LimeRoad product ID
• title, listingTitle, description
• brand, brandId, brandUrl, brandDesc
• mrp, sellingPrice, priceComponent, discountPercent, currency: "INR"
• rating, ratingCount, orderCount
• color, colors[], colorIds[] — all color variants
• sizes[] — every available size (S, M, L, XL, 2XL …)
• sellers[], vendorIds[], totalStock
• images[] — full-resolution zoom images
• categoryPath, categoryId, categoryTags[]
• specs{} — material, occasion, work, sleeve, neck, closure, country of origin…
• tags[] — combined label: value attribute list
• gender, care, returnPolicy, returnPeriodDays, isCod, isTrusted, sellerStatus
• sourceUrl — canonical product page on LimeRoad
• recordType: "product", scrapedAt

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	search	search / browseByCategory / browseByBrand / byUrl
searchQuery	string	kurtis	Free-text keyword (mode=search)
category	string	kurtis	Curated category dropdown (mode=browseByCategory)
brand	string	janasya	Curated brand dropdown (mode=browseByBrand)
productUrls	array	–	Product URLs to fetch (mode=byUrl)
gender	string	–	women / men / kids (empty = all)
minPrice	int	–	Min selling price in INR
maxPrice	int	–	Max selling price in INR
minRating	number	–	Min rating (0–5)
containsKeyword	string	–	Only emit products whose name/brand contains this text
maxItems	int	50	Hard cap on product records (1–1000)
proxyConfiguration	object	off	Optional; engaged automatically only if LimeRoad blocks the datacenter IP

Example: keyword search with filters

{
  "mode": "search",
  "searchQuery": "kurtis",
  "gender": "women",
  "minPrice": 500,
  "maxPrice": 2000,
  "minRating": 4,
  "maxItems": 25
}

Example: browse a category

{
  "mode": "browseByCategory",
  "category": "sarees",
  "maxItems": 10
}

Example: browse a brand

{
  "mode": "browseByBrand",
  "brand": "janasya",
  "maxItems": 10
}

Example: fetch specific product URLs

{
  "mode": "byUrl",
  "productUrls": [
    "https://www.limeroad.com/black-cotton-ada-p21694700",
    "https://www.limeroad.com/products/22501900"
  ]
}

Use cases

• Price & discount monitoring — track selling price, MRP and discount % across LimeRoad catalog
• Marketplace intelligence — understand LimeRoad's catalog surface: brands, categories, sellers, size runs
• Fashion trend research — collect ratings, order counts and specs (fabric, occasion) by category
• Competitive analysis — compare Indian fashion labels (Janasya, Soch, Aurelia, Monte Carlo…) in one dataset
• Product feed building — structured product detail with hotlinkable images for stores/apps

Data source

LimeRoad.com — India's marketplace for women's, men's and kids' fashion plus home decor. This actor uses LimeRoad's public JSON surface (/search/<query>?format=json and /products/<id>?format=json) which the site serves to normal browser sessions — no authentication, no cookies. LimeRoad is a marketplace of primarily Indian labels; large international brands (Nike, Levi's, Zara…) are generally not sold on the platform.

Limitations

• Catalog is India-focused — LimeRoad is a marketplace of primarily Indian labels; large international brands (Nike, Levi's, Zara…) are generally not sold on the platform and cannot be scraped.
• Attributes are not published for every product — ratings, order counts and spec attributes vary per product; absent fields are omitted rather than filled with placeholders.
• Each size is a vendor variant — LimeRoad lists each size as its own vendor variant; the actor deduplicates size names and collects every seller per product.
• Prices are in INR — mrp, sellingPrice and priceComponent are always Indian rupees; no currency conversion is performed.
• Search and category results are live page reads — records reflect LimeRoad's catalog at scrape time; delisted products may appear in feeds but fail detail fetch.

FAQ

What is LimeRoad? LimeRoad is an Indian multi-brand fashion marketplace founded in 2012, focused on women's ethnic and western wear, men's wear, kids' wear and home decor, with a strong curation of small Indian labels.

Do I need a proxy? No. LimeRoad serves its JSON surface to plain datacenter IPs. If LimeRoad ever rate-limits or blocks a run (HTTP 403/429), the actor automatically engages the optional proxyConfiguration you provided — proxy stays off otherwise to keep costs at zero.

Why are some fields missing on some products? LimeRoad does not publish every attribute on every product (e.g. not all products have ratings or full specs). Records simply omit the absent fields — you never get empty placeholders.

How fresh is the data? Every run scrapes live pages — the dataset reflects LimeRoad's current prices, stock and attributes at scrape time.

Why are some sizes duplicated? LimeRoad lists each size as its own vendor variant; the actor deduplicates size names and collects every seller per product.

Is this actor affiliated with LimeRoad? No. This is an independent third-party actor using LimeRoad's public web surface.

How do I get the largest image? Each images[] entry is a zoom image (~600–800 px). The last entry is typically the largest zoom.