Avito Listings Scraper

Avito.ru is Russia's classifieds site, and this pulls its listings as rows. Search by keyword, by category, by city, or skip the form and paste an Avito search URL. Region, category, price range, seller type and sort order all get read straight out of it.

What you get per listing

Field	Notes
listingId, url	Avito's id and the canonical ad link.
title, description	As posted, in Russian. description is the truncated preview Avito puts on the results page, not the full ad body.
price, priceText, currency	Numeric roubles, the formatted string, and RUB.
priceWithoutDiscount, discountPercent	Filled in only on ads Avito marks as discounted.
categoryId, categoryName, categorySlug, microCategoryId	Category, both as Avito's numeric ids and readable names.
locationId, location, address, addressLocality, latitude, longitude	Where the ad is. The text and coordinate fields depend on what the seller filled in — on phone and electronics ads they're often null; on cars and property they're usually there.
sellerName, sellerType, sellerTypeText, sellerUrl, sellerRating, sellerReviewsText	sellerType is private or company. Rating and review count come back on shop accounts, not on most private sellers.
publishedAt, publishedAtText	ISO timestamp and Avito's own wording.
images, imageCount, hasVideo	Full-size photo URLs and how many the ad has.
isNew, isVerified, isReserved	Avito's own badges.
params	The spec line Avito prints under the title, e.g. 4.4 AT (615 л.с.), внедорожник, полный, бензин.
searchQuery, searchUrl, scrapedAt	Which search produced the row.

Input

{
  "query": "iphone 15",
  "region": ["Moscow"],
  "maxItems": 500,
  "sort": "newest",
  "minPrice": 30000,
  "maxPrice": 60000
}

Or skip the form entirely:

{
  "searchUrls": ["https://www.avito.ru/moskva/avtomobili?cd=1&pmin=500000"],
  "maxItems": 1000
}

Field	Default	Notes
query	—	Search terms, in Russian. Leave empty to browse a whole category.
region	all of Russia	English name (Moscow), Russian name (Москва) or the URL slug (moskva). Add several and each gets its own search.
category	all	English (cars, flats, jobs), Russian, or the slug (avtomobili, kvartiry/prodam).
searchUrls	—	Paste Avito URLs instead. Region, category, text, price range, seller type and sort are all read out of them.
maxItems	100	Total across every search in the run.
sort	Avito's relevance	newest, cheapest, expensive. Relevance puts promoted ads first.
sellerType	any	private or company.
minPrice / maxPrice	—	Roubles.
localOnly	on	See below.
proxyConfiguration	Apify datacenter	Optional. Put your own Russian addresses in proxyUrls if you have them; metered Apify groups are swapped for datacenter ones.

Limits worth knowing

• Avito caps any single search at 5,000 listings, which is 100 pages of 50. The cap belongs to Avito, so no setting here lifts it. Split the search instead: add regions, price bands or sub-categories and run them as separate searches in the same run.
• localOnly is on by default and you probably want it. Avito treats a region as a relevance boost rather than a filter, so by page 50 of a Moscow search most of the ads are actually from Kaluga and Tver. This sends Avito's own localPriority flag so you only get the region you asked for. Turn it off if you want Avito's default mixed results.
• The seller filter is enforced twice. Avito ignores its own sellerType filter in some categories, so every row is checked again on this side and non-matching ones are dropped. Dropped rows are never charged.
• description is the preview text, not the full ad. Coordinates and street address are present only when the seller supplied them.
• Prices are whatever the ad says. Avito is a classifieds site, so a listing price is an asking price.

Billing

$0.0025 when a run starts, then $0.0003 per listing returned, which is $0.30 per 1,000. Flat on every plan.

Listings dropped by the seller filter, duplicates, and diagnostic rows (BAD_INPUT, PROXY_GROUP_IGNORED, no results) are not charged. Run it with no search target and you get one labelled sample row for free, so you can see the shape of the output before you spend anything.