Noon.com Reviews Scraper

What buyers actually wrote about a product on noon.com — with the dates, the star ratings and the translations.

What you get

A table with one row per review: the star rating, the title, the text, the date it was written, whether the buyer is a verified purchaser, how many people found it helpful, and which version of the product they bought — colour, size, storage. Reviews written in Arabic come with noon's own English translation next to them, and English ones with the Arabic, so you can read the whole picture without paying for translation.

Every row also carries the product's own numbers, and this is where most tools get it wrong: the number of star ratings and the number of written reviews are different numbers. On one product we measured 21,549 ratings against 2,875 written reviews — a tool that treats them as the same is off by seven times. Both are reported, along with how many ratings fell on each star.

What you can do with it

• Read what people complain about — keep the one- and two-star rows and nothing else.
• Watch complaints appear over time, and see what changed after a price cut or a new batch.
• Find out which version of a product the complaints are about, because each review says what was bought.
• Compare your product against a competitor's on the same terms.
• Reviews are the only history noon keeps. Prices, stock and rankings cannot be recovered for the past — reviews go back years.

How to use it

Paste the links of the products you want reviews for, or their codes — both work, and you can mix them. Don't have a list? Give it keywords or a category page instead and it will find the products first. Say how many reviews you want per product, press Start.

Worth knowing before you do: most products on noon have very few written reviews, and many have none at all. If you search by keyword, expect a lot of products and few reviews. To get volume, aim at the products you know are reviewed.

Good to know

• Newest reviews come first, so asking for a hundred gives you the hundred most recent.
• Every product tells you how many written reviews it has in total, so you always know what you left behind.
• A product with no reviews still gets a row, with its rating summary. It does not silently disappear from your file.
• Reviews carry the calendar date, not the time of day — two reviews from the same day cannot be ordered between themselves.
• By default you get a row per review, which is what you want for filtering and counting. If you feed the result into your own code, switch the layout to one row per product and the reviews come grouped inside it.

What it costs

$2.20 per 1,000 reviews, plus $0.005 per run. On top of that Apify bills your account for what the run consumes on the platform — computing time and data transfer. This actor is built to keep that small: in our own measurements it came to roughly $0.01 per 1,000 reviews.

Support

Questions, a field you need that is not here, or another marketplace — write to admin@noonseller.ae or visit noonseller.ae.

This is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to noon.com.

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