Structured Data Extractor (JSON-LD, Schema.org)
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Structured Data Extractor (JSON-LD, Schema.org)
Get product prices, stock, ratings, company names, addresses, phones and article dates from any list of web pages. Reads the JSON-LD / Schema.org data sites publish for Google. No selectors needed.
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Structured Data Extractor (JSON-LD, Schema.org, Open Graph)
Most websites publish clean, machine-readable data for Google: product prices, stock, ratings, company names, addresses, phone numbers, opening hours, article dates. This Actor reads that data from any list of pages and returns it as a tidy table.
No CSS selectors to write, and nothing breaks when a site's design changes.
What you get
One row per entity found on each page:
| Type | Typical columns |
|---|---|
| Product | name, price, currency, availability, brand, SKU/GTIN, rating, review count, image |
| Organization / LocalBusiness | name, address, telephone, opening hours, price range, social profiles |
| Article / BlogPosting | headline, author, published and modified dates |
| Anything else (Event, Recipe, JobPosting...) | name, description, url, plus the full raw JSON-LD |
Also included: page title, Open Graph and Twitter tags, and a clear status for every page (ok, no structured data, error, blocked by robots.txt).
Use cases
- Ecommerce: competitor prices and stock, catalog exports, product feed checks
- SEO: audit which pages have valid schema markup and which don't
- Lead research: company names, addresses and phone numbers published on business websites
- Content research: article dates and authors across many sites
Input
- Page URLs (required): any public pages
- Only these types (optional): for example
ProductorLocalBusiness - Include full raw JSON-LD: keep the original data next to the flat columns
- Max pages, Parallel pages
Pricing
You pay per result row. Pages with no structured data still return one status row so you can see what happened.
Good to know
- Reads the page HTML as delivered. Data added later by JavaScript, login-only pages and sites that block automated visitors aren't covered.
- Respects robots.txt and keeps request rates polite.
- Returns only what sites publish publicly for search engines.