Net-A-Porter Product Scraper
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from $4.00 / 1,000 output addeds
Net-A-Porter Product Scraper
Under maintenanceCollect product listings from Net-A-Porter: names, designers, prices, discounts, sizes, colours and stock, by category, designer, sale page or search term.
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from $4.00 / 1,000 output addeds
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Collect product data from net-a-porter.com: designer, product name, current price, sale prices with the discount percentage, colours, sizes, badges, stock flags and product links. Paste a link from the site — the home page for the whole catalog (tens of thousands of products), or a category, designer, edit or sale page for one section — or type search terms. Results arrive as a table, one row per product.
How it works
- Paste one or more links from net-a-porter.com. The home page collects the whole catalog; a category, designer, edit or sale page collects that section only; a product page collects that one product. If your section link has filters or a sort order in it — colour, size, price, sort — the actor applies them.
- Or type one or more search terms, and the actor collects everything the Net-A-Porter website's own search returns for each of them. Search always comes back complete and unfiltered — see the note on filters below.
- Choose your store: the US site (prices in USD) or the UK site (prices in GBP). Non-US stores are reached through proxies in the store's country, which the actor arranges on its own.
- Optional: turn on product details to also get each product's editorial description, materials and care, size and fit notes, first-seen date, low-stock flag, image views, and every colourway with per-size availability and international size conversions. This visits one extra page per product.
- Start the actor — results appear as they are collected, so you can watch the progress live.
What you pay
You only pay for what the actor actually does:
| What | Price | In plain words |
|---|---|---|
| Starting the actor | $0.00005 | A tiny fixed amount each time you run it. |
| Pages visited | $0.0002 | A small amount for every page the actor opens. A page holds up to 100 products. |
| Products saved | $0.004 | The main cost — only for products that actually land in your results. |
Example: a run that saves 1,000 products costs about $4.00 with the details off, and about $4.20 with details on (1,010 pages visited).
You can set a maximum spend per run, and the actor stops safely when it is reached.
What you get
Each result is one product (each colourway is its own row) and contains:
| Field group | What it is |
|---|---|
| Product | Name, designer, the designer's style code, the site's product key, product URL, thumbnail image, category path (e.g. Clothing::Dresses::Midi Dresses), season (e.g. FW26), badges like RUNWAY or FINAL SALE. |
| Pricing | Current price, the "was" price on sale items, discount percentage, currency. Full-price items leave the sale fields empty. |
| Choice | Colour names, the designer's brand sizes, whether the product is currently buyable, whether other colourways exist. |
| Details (optional) | Editorial description, materials and care, size and fit notes, first-seen date, low-stock flag, an image URL pattern with the available views, and every colourway with per-size availability plus size conversions for AU, DE, DK, FR, IT, JP, KR, RU, UK, US and more. |
| Run context | How many results the listing or search had, the listing's breadcrumb, and which search term produced the row. |
If one of your links is broken or points somewhere the actor cannot read, you get a clearly marked error entry for it and the run continues with the rest of your links.
Common questions
How much does it cost to collect 1,000 products? About $4.00 with product details off, about $4.20 with details on — the per-product price is the main cost, page visits are cents.
Does it get current prices and sale discounts? Yes. Every row carries the current selling price; sale items also carry the was-price and the discount percentage, matching what the site shows.
Can I filter or sort? For section links, yes. Paste a category, designer, edit or sale link that already has a colour, size or price filter and a sort order in it, and the actor applies the same filter and order for you. Search is the exception: a search link's filters and sort orders are not applied, and typed search terms always return the full results for the term. If you need a filtered or sorted slice, apply the filter on the site's category, designer, edit or sale page, copy the link and paste it here.
Can I export the results? Yes. Everything lands in a dataset you can download as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read through the Apify API while the run is still going.
How many products can one run collect? As many as the site lists — the full catalog is tens of thousands of products, the sale section alone held about 18,000 when last checked. Set "Maximum items" for a bounded first try.
Which country's prices do I get? The store you pick in the input: en-us for USD prices or en-gb for GBP prices. Product keys, names and availability can differ between stores.
Need help?
Open the actor's Issues tab in Apify Console and describe the run — input you used and what you expected.
