Whatnot Scraper
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Whatnot Scraper
Scrape Whatnot search results, seller profiles, reviews, live shows, shop listings, and categories.
Whatnot Scraper
Pricing
from $2.99 / 1,000 results
Scrape Whatnot search results, seller profiles, reviews, live shows, shop listings, and categories.
Choose what to scrape. Fill only the fields for that mode.
• Search: keyword or search-URL results (listings, shows, users, categories). • Seller: profile, reviews, shows, and optional shop listings. • Category: top-level category tree.
Keywords for Search mode, e.g. "pokemon cards". Each query runs separately against the Search vertical below.
Whatnot search URLs, e.g. https://www.whatnot.com/search?query=pokemon&searchVertical=PRODUCT. Each URL keeps its own query and vertical; the vertical toggle below does not apply to URLs.
Result type for text queries. Search URLs use their own searchVertical parameter instead.
Keep buy-it-now and auction listing rows from search.
Keep livestream rows from search.
Keep catalog product stubs when present in the feed.
Keep matching user / seller profiles from search. Off by default for PRODUCT searches.
Keep related category tags from search. Off by default.
Maximum results for each search query and each search URL (not a run total).
Seller usernames, e.g. ah_sneakers. Each seller returns one profile row plus optional reviews / shows / shop rows.
Numeric or relay seller IDs. Use instead of, or together with, usernames.
Return profile metrics: bio, rating, followers, sold count, and more.
Return the seller's live and upcoming shows.
Return buyer reviews with overall and shipping ratings.
Return active shop listings (buy-it-now / auction) when the seller has a public shop feed. Off by default.
Optional. When Include shop listings is on, keep only shop rows whose title matches this text.
Maximum buyer reviews for each seller.
Maximum active shop listings for each seller.
Filter seller shows: live (playing), upcoming (scheduled), or all.
Maximum shows for each seller.
What category data to fetch.
• List: top-level categories with subcategories. • Trending / Explore / Deep dive: MVP returns the same category tree (leaderboards not included yet).
Maximum top-level categories to return.