Shopify Store Catalog Scraper — full product data + new-product alerts

Extract any Shopify store's full catalog and catch new products the moment they drop. A Shopify scraper / extractor / data API / monitor / feed that reads a storefront's public product feed and turns repeated runs into a new-product and price-change monitor — for dropshipping product research and competitive intelligence.

Quick Start: click Start with the default input. With zero configuration it scrapes a known public Shopify store's full catalog and returns clean product rows — title, vendor, type, price, variants, tags, and images. To target your own stores, paste one or more domains into Shopify store domains (e.g. gymshark.com). First useful results in under two minutes.

What it does

Every Shopify store exposes a public product feed, so the catalog is clean, stable, and easy to extract — no auth, no browser. This actor:

• pulls a store's full catalog with variants, prices, compare-at prices, tags, and images;
• normalizes every product to one schema with a stable, store-scoped id;
• on a schedule, becomes a monitor — emitting (and charging for) only products that are new or whose price/variants changed since the last run.

Who it's for

Dropshippers and print-on-demand sellers hunting winning products, competitive-intelligence teams tracking rivals' catalogs, and agencies doing product research.

Input

Runs zero-config. Optional fields:

• stores — one or more Shopify store domains to scrape (bare host or full URL). Leave empty for a demo run on a known public store.
• maxItems — cap on products returned per run (keeps runs cheap).
• maxCostPerRunUsd — hard ceiling on spend per run (default $5).

Output

One ShopifyProduct per row: title, vendor, productType, price, compareAtPrice, onSale, and a product-level stock rollup — inStock (any variant available), availableVariantCount, and totalVariantCount — so you can track sold-out / winning products at a glance. Plus variants[] (each with option1/option2/option3, sku, price, available, and shipping weight grams), tags[], images[], publishedAt, store, the URL slug handle, and the product-page sourceUrl. See .actor/dataset_schema.json.

Pricing

Pay-per-event: a small start fee plus a per-result charge, with a hard per-run cost cap on by default — so the bill is never a surprise. In monitor mode you pay only for new or changed products. Built on public, stable storefronts, so it is low-maintenance — fixes within 24h.