Facebook Marketplace Scraper: Listings & Sellers

Get Facebook Marketplace listings from any search, category or item link, or from a keyword and a city with filters. Every listing comes with title, price, photo, city and seller. Turn on Add listing details for the description, condition, attributes, coordinates, the listing's video link and the seller's join date, ratings and badge; turn on All listing photos for every photo of each listing (it adds the details too). No login, no cookies, no browser.

🏷️ Listing	💲 Price	Was	📍 Location	👤 Seller	📅 Listed
Golden Cycles Single Speed/Fixie Bike Size 48CM	$300	–	New York, NY	Daniel C.	2026-10-27T16:01:18Z
Hyper Shocker 26" Mountain Bike	$70	$100	Ossining, NY	Alex M.	2026-09-22T17:47:55Z
18 gear women’s bike	$75	–	New York, NY	Carolina B.	2026-09-30T14:04:26Z

$0.49 per 1,000 listings on the Starter plan ($0.59 Free, $0.45 Scale, $0.39 Business). The prefilled 100 listings cost about $0.05 on Starter. Add listing details adds $1.99 per 1,000 listings read with details. No start fee.

What that run delivered: 100 listings in 9 seconds, every one with its title, price, main photo, city and state, seller name and listing date; 25 also showed a crossed-out old price. Description, condition, coordinates and seller ratings need Add listing details, which was off in this run, so those columns stay empty.

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What you get per listing

Field	Example
listingTitle, priceAmount, priceFormatted, strikethroughPrice	Trek Bike, 45, $45, $60
primaryPhotoUrl, listingPhotos	the main photo; every photo with All listing photos
listingVideoUrl, listingVideoUrlHd	the listing's video, ready to play or download (details)
locationText, city, state, location	New York, NY; location.reverse_geocode {city, state, city_page} as in apify's rows
latitude, longitude	the listing's approximate spot (details; also in location)
sellerName, sellerId, sellerUrl, sellerJoinTime, sellerRatingAverage, sellerRatingCount, sellerBadge	the seller, "Highly rated on Marketplace"
description, condition, listingAttributes, categoryName	details
deliveryTypes, isShippingOffered, isSold, isPending, listingStatus	delivery and status
createdAt, listingUrl, searchQuery	when and where

Fields marked "details" in the Output tab need Add listing details; the run's 📝 Details table shows them. The leading Marketplace scraper's fields are all there, in camelCase (listingPrice, primaryListingPhoto, marketplaceListingSeller, itemUrl, listingPhotos, listingAttributes, listingCategoryId, location ...). Seller names and ratings come without cookies.

Input

• Marketplace links: searches (facebook.com/marketplace/nyc/search/?query=bike), categories or items. Filters you set on Facebook stay in the link.
• Or search: keyword + location (a Marketplace city as in its link: nyc, la, chicago, london), min/max price, listed in the last 1/7/30 days, sort, condition, delivery, radius.
• Number of listings: per link; empty reads every listing the search returns.
• Add listing details: the detail page of each listing (charged as listing details).
• All listing photos: every photo of each listing in listingPhotos (turns on the details; no extra charge).

{"searchKeyword": "sofa", "location": "la", "maxPrice": 300, "resultsLimit": 100, "includeListingDetails": true}

Also accepted: urls, maxItems, getListingDetails, searchQuery, conditionNew ... conditionUsedFair.

Pricing

• $0.49 per 1,000 listings on Starter ($0.59 Free, $0.45 Scale, $0.39 Business).
• Listing details: $1.99 per 1,000, only for listings read with details.
• No start fee. A listing is charged once per run, however many searches list it.
• The prefilled run (100 listings, details off) costs about $0.05 on Starter; with details on, about $0.25.

Notes

• Facebook shows Marketplace to logged-out visitors on residential IPs only, so the scraper uses Apify's residential proxy (included in the price). Pick a proxy country to see another market.
• Facebook sometimes answers a search page with no sellers at all; the scraper asks again on another IP.
• The run's summary (listings per link, why each one stopped) is in the OUTPUT record.