Facebook Marketplace Scraper

🚀 What is Facebook Marketplace Scraper?

Facebook Marketplace Scraper is a Facebook Marketplace scraper that turns public Marketplace pages into clean rows of prices, photos, places, conditions and sellers. Just paste Marketplace search links, category links, single listing links or plain keywords and download the listings as JSON, CSV or Excel, with no Facebook account and no cookies. It works as a Facebook Marketplace listings scraper for one search or for hundreds of inputs in a single run. It is also a Facebook Marketplace extractor you can call from code through the Apify API.

• 🛒 FB Marketplace scraper for bulk work: add many links and keywords at once and get one row per listing.
• 🔓 Facebook Marketplace scraper no login required: no Facebook account and no cookies are needed.
• ⚡ Live results: every listing is saved the moment it is read, so rows show up in the Output tab while the run is still going.
• 🚗 Vehicles and homes included: year, make, mileage, bedrooms and bathrooms are filled in when the listing page is read.

💡 Also scraping other Facebook pages? Try the Facebook group scraper for public groups.

✨ What can this Facebook Marketplace Scraper do?

• 🔎 Search scraper: acts as a Facebook Marketplace search scraper for keywords and Marketplace search links, in any city you name.
• 🗂️ Category and single listing links: read a whole category, or one listing by link or by its id.
• 🧾 Listing details: as a Facebook Marketplace listing details scraper, it can open each listing for the description, all photos, condition, category, seller rating and join date, plus vehicle and property specs.
• 🎯 Filters: minimum and maximum price, item condition, listed within 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, sort order, search radius, delivery method and availability (available or sold).
• 🚗 Vehicle data: works as a Facebook Marketplace vehicle scraper, with year, make, model, trim, mileage, transmission, colors, owners and fuel economy where the listing shows them.
• 📥 Export Facebook Marketplace listings as JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML or XML from the Output tab.
• 🔌 Use the API, schedules, webhooks and integrations with other apps such as n8n, Make, Zapier and Google Sheets.

📊 What data can this Facebook Marketplace Scraper extract?

Each run fills the main table with up to 71 fields per listing. The table below groups them.

📝 Listing id, link and title	💰 Price, numeric amount, currency, original price, free flag	📍 City, state, postal code, location text, coordinates
🏷️ Condition, category name and id, subtitle, attributes	🖼️ Main photo, all photos, photo count, videos	🚚 Delivery types, shipping offered and shipping price
⏱️ Status, live, sold, pending, listing type, quantity	📅 Listed at, days listed, scraped at	🚗 Vehicle year, make, model, trim, mileage, colors, owners
🏠 Property type, bedrooms, bathrooms	👤 Seller name, ids, profile link, picture, join date	📊 Seller rating, rating count, verified, badge, business flag
🔗 Related searches and hashtags	🔎 Search keyword, search location, position	🧭 Source link and a flag that says if details were read

Next to the main table, the Actor writes four extra tables: Sellers (Facebook Marketplace seller data, one row per listing seller), Photos and videos (one row per file), Attributes (one row per listing attribute) and Inputs (one row per link or keyword you gave, including ones that failed). A SUMMARY record holds the run totals.

⚠️ Note: the description, all photos, condition, category, coordinates, listing attributes, seller rating and join date, and the vehicle and property specs are only filled when Include listing details is on. Any field Marketplace does not show for a listing stays null.

Data Facebook Marketplace Scraper can't extract

• 🔒 Anything behind a login: private profiles, messages and saved items are not read.
• 🔔 It does not send Facebook Marketplace real time notifications by itself. You can schedule runs and connect them to other apps with webhooks and integrations.
• 🏘️ Real-estate category links are not supported; use a keyword search such as apartment instead.
• 💬 For comments on Facebook posts, use the Facebook comment scraper.

💰 How much does it cost to scrape Facebook Marketplace?

Facebook Marketplace Scraper uses pay-per-event pricing: you pay for each listing the Actor saves, plus a very small start fee, with no subscription to the Actor.

Base pricing

• Results (main_result): charged once for every listing saved to the main table.
• Actor start (apify-actor-start): $0.00005 per run.

The four extra tables (sellers, photos and videos, attributes, inputs) are not charged. Apify platform usage (compute) is billed on top of the events above.

Pricing by plan tier

Plan tier	Price per result	Price per 1,000 results
🆓 Free	$0.002	1,000 x $0.002 = $2.00
🥉 Bronze	$0.0018	1,000 x $0.0018 = $1.80
🥈 Silver	$0.0016	1,000 x $0.0016 = $1.60
🥇 Gold and above	$0.0014	1,000 x $0.0014 = $1.40

Example: 500 listings on the Free tier cost 500 x $0.002 = $1.00 plus the $0.00005 start fee, so $1.00005. The same 500 listings on the Gold tier cost 500 x $0.0014 = $0.70 plus the start fee.

You can set a maximum spend for a run. When the limit is reached the run stops cleanly and keeps every listing already saved. Prices were read from the Actor's live pricing on 2026-10-18 and can change.

Why pay-per-event?

• Transparent: you pay for the listings you receive.
• Predictable: you can estimate the cost before you start.
• No idle charges: waiting time is not billed per event.

🛠️ How do I use Facebook Marketplace Scraper to scrape Facebook Marketplace?

Here is how to web scrape Facebook Marketplace in six steps:

1. Create a free Apify account.
2. Open Facebook Marketplace Scraper in the Apify Store.
3. Add Marketplace links or keywords to Marketplace links or keywords, one per line.
4. Optionally set a location, the maximum listings and filters.
5. Click Start and watch the log: each saved listing is printed with its id, price and photo count.
6. Open the Output tab, switch between the table views and download the data as JSON, CSV or Excel.

⬇️ Input

Only Marketplace links or keywords (urls) is required. Everything else is optional. Bulk input is supported, so you can mix search links, category links, listing links, listing ids and keywords in one run.

Here is a simple example input (two inputs, newest first, at most 20 listings each, with listing details):

{
    "urls": [
        "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/nyc/search?query=bike",
        "iphone 13"
    ],
    "location": "",
    "resultsLimit": 20,
    "includeListingDetails": true,
    "minPrice": 20,
    "sortBy": "newest",
    "proxyConfiguration": {
        "useApifyProxy": false
    }
}

Open the Input tab for a full explanation of every field.

Marketplace links or keywords

Use search links such as .../marketplace/nyc/search?query=bike, category links such as .../marketplace/category/vehicles, single listing links (.../marketplace/item/ID), listing ids, or keywords such as iphone 13. A link that is not a Marketplace link is marked as failed in the Inputs table while the other inputs continue. Good: one clear keyword per line. Bad: a link to a Facebook profile or group.

Location

Give a city name that Marketplace uses (nyc, london), a place such as Austin, TX, or coordinates as lat,lon. A location you enter applies to keywords, search links and category links. Leave it empty to use the city inside each link, or New York for keywords. If Marketplace does not recognise the city, the Actor warns you and the rows are for a default area.

Maximum listings

resultsLimit is counted for each link or keyword: 10 with 2 inputs gives up to 20 listings. Use 0 for as many as Marketplace returns. A very large search is read up to 400 result pages per link or keyword.

A single listing link or listing id returns that one listing: filters, location and the maximum listings setting do not apply to it, and its details are always read.

Filters

Price, condition, listed within, sort, delivery and availability apply to keywords and search links. Category links support the price and distance filters only; use a keyword search to combine the others. Listed within combined with a price sort usually returns no listings, so pair it with Newest first or Best match. The search radius may be ignored by Marketplace, so results can extend beyond it, and shipping-only searches often return no listings.

Include listing details

On by default. The Actor opens every listing, which needs one extra request per listing and makes the run slower, but it fills the fields listed in the warning above. Turn it off for a faster run that only has the information shown in search results.

⬆️ Output

Results appear in the Output tab while the run is going. The main table has ten views: overview, pricing, location, details, photos and videos, status and timing, vehicles, property, seller and search source. Pick or leave out fields before you export, and download as JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML or XML. The same Facebook Marketplace export options work for every table. Each run produces a Facebook Marketplace dataset with one row per listing.

Example output (illustrative)

{
    "id": "1568638318275481",
    "url": "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1568638318275481/",
    "title": "Electric bike",
    "price": "$400",
    "price_amount": 400.0,
    "currency": "USD",
    "is_free": false,
    "condition": "used_good",
    "category_name": "Bicycles",
    "city": "Jersey City",
    "state": "NJ",
    "image_count": 7,
    "status": "AVAILABLE",
    "search_query": "bike",
    "position": 1,
    "has_details": true,
    "scraped_at": "2026-10-18T10:00:00Z"
}

Output fields explained

Field	Meaning
💰 price, price_amount, currency	Price as shown, the number, and the currency code
📍 city, state, location_text	Where the item is listed
🏷️ condition, condition_label	Item condition (needs listing details)
⏱️ created_at, days_listed	When the listing was created and its age in days
🔎 search_query, position, source_url	Which input produced the row and its place in the results
✅ has_details	true when the listing page was read

🎯 Use cases

• 📊 Facebook Marketplace price research: compare asking prices across cities with price_amount, currency and location_text.
• 🔄 Facebook Marketplace reseller research: find items sorted newest first and check condition, days_listed and photos before you buy.
• 🚗 Used car listings scraper: collect year, make, model and mileage from Facebook Marketplace vehicle listings into one sheet.
• 🏠 Facebook Marketplace rental listings: run keyword searches such as apartment and read bedrooms, bathrooms and property_type.
• 📉 Facebook Marketplace price tracker: run the same searches on a schedule and compare the datasets from each run to see price changes. The Actor does not store price history by itself.
• 🗃️ Facebook Marketplace database: keep the rows of each run in your own database or spreadsheet.
• 📈 Facebook Marketplace data analytics: load the rows into a BI tool to chart prices by city or category.
• 🏪 Second hand marketplace scraper: watch a local second hand market for a product category.
• 🤖 Data for AI: the structured JSON can be passed to an LLM or loaded into a vector store.

🔗 What are other tools for Facebook Marketplace and listing data?

• 👥 Facebook Buy & Sell group posts: scrape public Facebook groups, including Buy & Sell listings, posts and comments.
• 💬 Scrape comments from Facebook posts: get every comment and reply from public posts, reels and videos.
• 🏠 Airbnb listings scraper: nightly prices, hosts, amenities and reviews for listings in any city.
• 📦 Wholesale price scraper for 1688: bulk price tiers and supplier data for sourcing and price tracking.
• 🌐 The scraped site: Facebook Marketplace.
• 📚 Apify docs: integrations, schedules and the API reference.

❓ Frequently asked questions

How does Facebook Marketplace Scraper work?

You give it Marketplace links, listing ids or keywords and it will scrape Facebook Marketplace listings for each one. Facebook Marketplace data scraping runs in the cloud, so nothing is installed on your computer. It reads the public pages any visitor can see, applies your filters and location, saves each listing as soon as it is ready and writes the extra tables and a run summary. It uses plain HTTP requests with no browser, retries when a request fails and switches to another connection if it is blocked.

Can you scrape Facebook Marketplace without a login?

Yes. It needs no Facebook account, no password and no cookies, so you can scrape Facebook Marketplace without cookies, starting from only a link or a keyword. It reads public listings only, so a listing that needs a login to view is reported as unavailable.

Can I scrape many keywords and cities at once?

Yes. Put one link or keyword per line in the input to scrape Facebook Marketplace data for many cities, products and categories in one run. Each line is handled in turn with its own listing limit, which makes it a Facebook Marketplace data scraper for bulk work. The Inputs table shows the status and listing count of every line.

Is it legal to scrape Facebook Marketplace?

The Actor collects only data that is publicly visible. Whether it is legal to scrape Facebook Marketplace for your use depends on your country, on Facebook's terms and on what you do with the data. Facebook Marketplace GDPR scraping questions mostly concern personal data such as seller names, so keep only what you need. This is not legal advice; you are responsible for complying with the site's terms and with laws such as GDPR and CCPA.

Why am I getting fewer results than expected?

Marketplace returned no more listings for that search and filter combination. Common causes are a narrow price range, a short listed-within window, a price sort combined with listed within, a filter that category links do not support, or an unknown city name. Check the log warnings and the Inputs table first.

Can I connect it to n8n and other apps?

Yes. Through the Apify platform you can connect runs with n8n, Make, Zapier, Slack, Airbyte, Google Sheets and GitHub, or use webhooks to react when a run finishes. For example, a Facebook Marketplace scraper n8n workflow can start a run on a schedule and pass the rows on to the next step.

Can I use it as a Facebook Marketplace API from Python?

Yes. This Facebook Marketplace scraper Apify Actor can be started through the Apify API with the apify-client package (https://apify.com/data_wiki/facebook-marketplace-scraper/api). A Facebook Marketplace API search is just a run with a keyword in urls:

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_API_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("data_wiki/facebook-marketplace-scraper").call(
    run_input={"urls": ["iphone 13"], "resultsLimit": 20}
)
for item in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items():
    print(item["title"], item["price"])

A short Facebook Marketplace scraper Python script like this is enough to start a run and read the rows. The same input works over plain HTTP from any language, as a Facebook Marketplace scraper API call:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/actors/data_wiki~facebook-marketplace-scraper/runs" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"urls":["iphone 13"],"resultsLimit":20}'

The run's dataset can then be read back by API, which works as a Facebook Marketplace data API for your own tools.

Can I use it with AI agents through MCP?

Yes. The hosted Apify MCP server (https://mcp.apify.com) lets AI agents find an Actor with search-actors, check it with fetch-actor-details and run it with call-actor.

What are the limits of Facebook Marketplace Scraper?

Each link or keyword is read up to 400 result pages, filters differ for category links, radius and shipping filters may return less than expected, and fields marked as needing listing details are empty when that option is off. Marketplace itself decides how many listings it returns for a search.

💬 Your feedback and custom solutions

Found a bug or need another field? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab. Need a custom solution? Contact hello.datawiki@gmail.com.