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Heavy Equipment Auction Results: Price Comps

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Heavy Equipment Auction Results: Price Comps

Heavy Equipment Auction Results: Price Comps

Scrape public IronPlanet and BidSpotter heavy equipment auction listings. Export price comps, lot details, meter readings, locations, sale type, and source URLs as JSON or CSV for dealers, buyers, and analysts.

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πŸ—οΈ Heavy-equipment auction comps feed

Collect public heavy-equipment records from approved IronPlanet and BidSpotter pages. Save source-linked prices, locations, meter readings, lot context, and images when published.

πŸ” What does it do?

Build a clean set of equipment comparables from direct public category or catalogue URLs. The Actor preserves price labels such as opening price and current bid.

Optional landed-cost estimates use only your buyer-premium and freight assumptions. Missing source data stays missing.

πŸ‘₯ Who uses it?

  • Equipment dealers compare public listings before pricing inventory.
  • Fleet buyers collect source-linked equipment options for purchase review.
  • Market researchers monitor auction catalogue data without copying lots by hand.

πŸš€ How to use it

  1. Paste an IronPlanet category or BidSpotter catalogue URL.
  2. Optionally filter by keyword and enter buyer-premium or freight assumptions.
  3. Set a record limit between 5 and 15, then run the Actor.
  4. Review source-linked records and their published price types.

Submitting only maxItems uses the two default public source URLs.

βš™οΈ Input

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
startUrlsarray of URLsNoPublic IronPlanet category or BidSpotter catalogue pages.
keywordstringNoKeep matching equipment, descriptions, locations, or auctioneers.
buyerPremiumPercentnumberNoBuyer premium used for optional landed-cost estimates.
freightCostnumberNoFreight assumption in each record's published currency.
includeImagesbooleanNoInclude public image links when available.
includeDescriptionsbooleanNoInclude public BidSpotter lot descriptions.
maxItemsintegerNoSave 5 to 15 records.
maxPagesintegerNoRequest at most 1 to 5 public pages.
maxConcurrencyintegerNoProcess 1 to 5 pages at once.
proxyConfigurationobjectNoOptional regional routing settings.

πŸ“Š Data table

FieldTypeDescription
equipment_titlestringPublic equipment or lot title.
source_idstringSource-published equipment or lot identifier.
lot_numberstringBidSpotter lot number where available.
pricenumberNumeric price visible on the source page.
price_textstringOriginal published price text.
price_typestringLabel such as Current bid, Opening price, or Buy Now.
currencystringNormalized published currency code.
locationstringPublished equipment or lot location.
meter_readingstringIronPlanet meter reading where available.
auctioneerstringBidSpotter auctioneer name.
descriptionstringPublic BidSpotter lot description.
statusstringPublic active or closed state.
estimated_landed_costnumberPrice plus user-supplied premium and freight assumptions.
sourcestringIronPlanet or BidSpotter.
source_urlstringDirect public source page.
image_urlstringPublic image link where available.
scraped_atstringTime the record was collected.

You can download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or other Apify-supported formats.

πŸ’° Pricing

Pricing is pay per result. Empty runs cost nothing, and there are no subscriptions.

❓ FAQ

Does it access private auction systems?

No. It reads only public IronPlanet and BidSpotter pages. It does not bypass access controls.

Can it calculate landed cost?

Yes, when you provide a buyer premium or freight cost. The estimate stays in the source currency and does not add taxes.

Does every closed lot contain a realized price?

No. BidSpotter may expose an opening price, current bid, or no price. The price_type field preserves that distinction.

Why is a field missing?

The public page did not expose that field. The Actor omits unavailable data instead of filling it with a placeholder.

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