Namshi, Extra, Nahdi & Centrepoint Scraper

Scrape product names, prices, stock and sellers from eight Gulf online stores, in English or Arabic, returned as clean rows. Saudi Arabia and the UAE throughout, plus Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain on Namshi.

Most scraping tools skip this region. Whether you want a Namshi scraper, an Extra.com scraper, or price data from Nahdi, Centrepoint, Home Centre, Babyshop, Splash and Max Fashion, this is one Actor instead of eight.

Built for price monitoring, competitor tracking and Gulf market research, and for anyone assembling Middle East retail data for analysis or an AI pipeline.

Unofficial. This Actor is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Namshi, Extra, Nahdi, Centrepoint, Home Centre, Babyshop, Splash, Max Fashion or the Landmark Group. All product names and brands are the property of their owners, and are used here only to say which public store pages the Actor reads.

🏬 Which Gulf stores can you scrape?

Each store is available in the countries and languages it actually publishes, which is 36 storefronts in total. The country sets the currency and the catalogue. The language sets the product names, so Arabic storefronts return Arabic titles.

Store	Countries	Languages	Category
extra.com	Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Electronics, appliances, home
nahdionline.com	Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Pharmacy, beauty, personal care
namshi.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR), Qatar (QAR), Kuwait (KWD), Oman (OMR), Bahrain (BHD)	English, العربية	Fashion, footwear, beauty
centrepointstores.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Fashion, kids, home
homecentre.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Furniture, home decor
babyshopstores.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Baby, kids, nursery
splashfashions.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Fashion
maxfashion.com	UAE (AED), Saudi Arabia (SAR)	English, العربية	Value fashion, beauty

📦 What data can you extract?

{
  "source": "extra",
  "country": "sa",
  "language": "en",
  "name": "Panasonic Vacuum Cleaner 6L Dust Bag 1900W",
  "brand": "Panasonic",
  "sku": "100324003",
  "price": 1389.0,
  "currency": "SAR",
  "availability": "https://schema.org/InStock",
  "in_stock": true,
  "seller": "Extra Stores",
  "mpn": "MC-CG520",
  "image": "https://…",
  "url": "https://www.extra.com/en-sa/…",
  "fetched_at": "2026-08-30T12:57:41Z"
}

🚀 How to scrape Saudi and UAE stores

1. Pick a store from the Store dropdown. Each entry shows its country, language and currency.
2. Leave Product URLs empty to have the Actor find products for you, or paste product page URLs to watch a specific set.
3. Optionally set Filter by keyword to narrow what it finds, like dress or perfume.
4. Set Max products if you are discovering. It does not limit URLs you paste.
5. Press Start. Rows appear as they are collected, so a long run leaves results behind even if you stop it early.
6. Export from the Output tab as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull the same rows from the API.

⚙️ Input

Field	Description
Store	Pick one of the 36 storefronts. Each entry names its country, language and currency, so you can see what you are getting before you run it.
Product URLs	Specific pages to scrape. Leave empty to discover automatically.
Filter by keyword	Optional. Only collect products whose URL contains this word, such as dress, perfume or adidas.
Max products	How many to collect when discovering (default 20). Does not limit Product URLs you supply.
Delay between requests	Politeness delay in seconds (default 1). Under Advanced.
Proxy	Required for the storefronts marked needs regional proxy. Paste your own proxy endpoint in that country under Own proxies. Under Advanced.

Supply your own product URLs to monitor a known set of SKUs, or leave it empty and the Actor walks the store's own sitemap.

🛡️ Why this one keeps working

It parses schema.org JSON-LD, not CSS selectors. Marketplaces maintain their JSON-LD carefully because Google's rich results depend on it, so it stays stable across redesigns that break selector-based scrapers. Most scraper breakage is a class name change; this Actor doesn't read class names.

Every response is classified before parsing. A blocked page that returns 200 OK is detected and reported rather than silently written to your dataset as an empty row.

Incomplete rows are dropped, not shipped. A product without a name or price never reaches your dataset. You will see fewer rows rather than wrong ones.

Requests are paced and robots.txt is respected. The one-second default was measured against these stores rather than guessed, and you can raise it under Advanced if a run ever does come back blocked.

🌍 Scraping Centrepoint, Home Centre, Babyshop, Splash and Max Fashion

Namshi, Extra and Nahdi work from anywhere. Centrepoint, Home Centre, Babyshop, Splash and Max Fashion serve their own region only, and will return nothing from a datacenter address or a proxy in the wrong country.

They are marked needs regional proxy in the Store dropdown. For those, open Advanced and set Proxy.

Open Advanced, set Proxy to Residential, and press Start. The country is chosen for you from the storefront you picked. You can paste your own endpoint under Own proxies instead if you have a provider, but you do not need one.

These are also the cheapest stores here to collect: their category pages carry full product data, so one request returns up to 48 priced products rather than one. A thirty-product run takes about six seconds against a minute elsewhere, and it moves roughly a fifteenth of the data the same products would cost one page at a time, measured live.

If you do not have a proxy provider, Namshi, Extra and Nahdi need no proxy at all and cover Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain between them. Residential is not offered for those three, because it would cost you reach they already have.

💰 How much does it cost to scrape Namshi, Extra or Nahdi?

$2.00 per 1,000 products. That is a fifth of a cent per product, so a run that returns 250 products costs 50 cents, plus five hundredths of a cent to start the run. Platform usage is not billed on top of that: the compute, the bandwidth and the proxies are ours, not yours.

You are charged as each row lands in your dataset, which means you pay for what you actually receive. A page that fails, a product the store has stopped selling, a run that matches your keyword nowhere: none of them add anything to the bill beyond the run's own $0.00005 start. The same product reached from two different categories is delivered once and charged once.

Pasting Product URLs is faster than letting the Actor find them. Discovery walks the store's sitemap first, a few seconds before the first product is collected. Pasting URLs skips straight to fetching. It costs the same either way, so this is about how long you wait. If you are monitoring the same products on a schedule, which is what most price tracking looks like, paste the URLs once and every later run starts immediately.

A polite delay of one second per request is the other half of the runtime. It is deliberate, and it is set where these stores were measured to be comfortable: 110 requests a second apart across Extra and Namshi produced no block, and none of the eight publishes a Crawl-delay asking for more. You can raise it under Advanced if a run does come back blocked, and the run summary tells you when that happens.

🔄 Scheduling, API and integrations

Everything the platform offers works here, and none of it needs extra setup:

• Schedule runs hourly, daily or weekly to build price history over time.
• Monitor runs and get alerted when one fails.
• Call it from the API in any language, or from the CLI.
• Integrate with Google Sheets, Slack, Zapier, Make, or your own webhook, so new rows land where you already work.
• Export as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.

❓ FAQ

Is scraping these sites legal?

This Actor only collects publicly visible product information, the same data any shopper sees without logging in. It reads each site's robots.txt and stays on the paths those files permit. It collects no personal data. You are responsible for how you use what you collect, and for the terms of the site you point it at.

Why is the seller empty on some stores?

Extra and Nahdi are true marketplaces: third parties sell through them, so they publish who is selling each item and you get that in the seller column. The six fashion stores are single-seller, so there is nothing to report and the field is left empty rather than guessed.

Why is there no barcode or GTIN?

No Gulf store tested publishes one. The field is kept in the output so that if a site ever starts, you get it automatically, but today it is empty everywhere.

It returned fewer products than I asked for.

Either the store delisted some pages, which shows in the log as delisted, or it blocked part of the run, which shows as blocked with the reason. The run summary always says which, so you never have to guess whether the Actor broke or the catalogue changed.

Can I search for a specific product?

Use Filter by keyword. On the stores collected from category pages it first finds the categories whose name carries your word, so stroller goes straight to the five stroller categories out of Centrepoint's 1,327 rather than sampling the catalogue and hoping. If no category is named for your word it falls back to searching product names and URLs, since the word may still appear inside a category not named for it.

dress, perfume, stroller and adidas all work well. Prefer a whole word where you can, and paste Product URLs when you already know exactly which items you want.

Does this scrape Noon or Amazon.sa?

Not today, and it is worth saying why rather than leaving you to find out. Both serve a bot challenge to plain HTTP requests, so collecting them needs a real browser, which is roughly fifty times the cost per product and twenty times the wait. The eight stores here all publish clean structured data that a plain request can read, which is what keeps this fast and cheap. If Noon matters to you, say so on the issues page and it will weigh on whether a browser-backed version is worth building.

Can you add another store?

Yes. Open an issue on the Actor and say which one.

⚠️ Notes and limits

• To match a product across two stores, use brand + name and expect to review the results. There is no barcode to join on, as above.
• Prices are per store and per country. The storefront you pick decides the currency, and the row records which country it came from.
• Noon, Jarir and Amazon.sa are not supported. Noon requires browser rendering plus rotating residential IPs; Jarir's sitemaps are broken on their side; Amazon disallows offer-listing pages in robots.txt. Message us if you need these, they are on the roadmap as a premium tier.

💬 Support

Open an issue on the Actor page. Bug reports that include the failing URL get fixed fastest.