Google Shopping Results Scraper
Pricing
from $1.39 / 1,000 item extracteds
Export Google Shopping result cards with prices, merchants, ratings and visible shipping or sale signals. Search by keyword, country and language for product research.
Enter product names, model numbers or category terms. Provide 1–100 distinct nonblank queries of at most 200 characters each. The example prefill is not an API default. Results share the total cap in rounds.
Optional saved-row cap per query. Defaults to maxItems and must not exceed it. A cap is not a guaranteed result count.
Two-letter Google Shopping country code, such as US, GB, CA, AU, or DE.
Google interface language, such as en, es, de, fr, or it.
Nonnegative lower price bound, no greater than maxPrice. Requests a price filter and removes known prices below it; cards with an unknown price can remain. No currency conversion.
Nonnegative upper price bound, no less than minPrice. Requests a price filter and removes known prices above it; cards with an unknown price can remain. No currency conversion.
Hard total cap across all queries.
Only save results whose visible merchant contains this store name.
Request any, new, used or refurbished products. Cards with an unknown condition can remain; known conflicting conditions are removed. Refurbished searches use Google's used-product filter, then check visible card condition.
Only save results with a visible sale, deal, original price, or discount.
Only save results that explicitly advertise free shipping or delivery.
Only save results that explicitly advertise free returns.
Request relevance, ascending price, descending price or highest rating. Available cards are also sorted within each fetched page, with unknown values last. This is not a global dataset sort or an exhaustive ranking; relevance preserves extracted order.
First Shopping results page to request.
Hard page-request cap for each query (up to 10).
Per-page timeout. Timeout and partial outcomes are recorded in the run summary.
This Actor uses a proxy from the first request; there is no direct mode or direct-to-proxy fallback. Omission retains managed Apify Proxy with GOOGLE_SERP. Valid explicit proxyConfiguration settings take precedence: custom proxyUrls are retained, and an explicit useApifyProxy:false without custom URLs stops because a proxy is required; it does not enable managed fallback. With managed settings, omitted groups use GOOGLE_SERP, explicit groups are retained, and country follows the country input. Custom proxies must support Google Shopping access and are not guaranteed to work. Invalid or unsupported settings are rejected before source requests or Actor charge events. Managed proxy use can incur platform usage charges. Do not share proxy credentials in issue reports.
{ "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": [ "GOOGLE_SERP" ], "apifyProxyCountry": "US"}