WooCommerce Store Leads – Wix, Squarespace & BigCommerce

Build a list of WooCommerce, Wix or Squarespace stores in any niche. WooCommerce Store Leads finds and verifies online stores built on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix and Squarespace, so you can build a WooCommerce store list or a Wix store list from fresh, live data. Give it a list of domains or a few niche keywords. For each site it detects the platform, confirms there's a real store (public products), and returns the store name, product count, price range and currency where public, social profiles, and public business emails and phones.

You pay only for confirmed stores. Sites that aren't stores, are on another platform, or are blocked are free.

Looking for Shopify stores? See Related Actors.

Who uses these e-commerce store leads

• Agencies and freelancers selling migrations, design, SEO or apps to small online stores on a specific platform.
• SaaS and plugin vendors building lists of WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix or Squarespace merchants.
• Market researchers sizing a niche by platform, catalog size and price range.

How to find WooCommerce stores in a niche

1. Add niche keywords (e.g. "handmade ceramics") and set platforms to ["woocommerce"].
2. Keep the default Google discovery. It searches WooCommerce footprints such as /product/ pages with "add to cart".
3. Every candidate is checked against the public WooCommerce Store API. Only confirmed stores are charged and returned, with exact product count, currency and price range.

How to find Wix and Squarespace stores

1. Add niche keywords and set platforms to ["wix"], ["squarespace"] or both.
2. Discovery searches platform footprints, for example Wix /product-page/ URLs.
3. A site counts as a store only if it publishes products: Wix through its store-products-sitemap.xml, Squarespace through product pages (/…/p/…) in its sitemap. Wix sites without products aren't charged.

How the platform checker detects WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace and BigCommerce

Want to check if a site is WooCommerce, or find out what platform a store is on? Put the domains in domains; the steps are the same for discovered sites:

1. Find candidates: your domain list, or search results for your keywords (see Discovery methods).
2. Detect the platform from the homepage's public headers and HTML (for example x-wix-request-id, static1.squarespace.com, cdn11.bigcommerce.com, WooCommerce plugin assets).
3. Confirm it's a store using public, platform-provided endpoints:
   • WooCommerce: the public Store API (/wp-json/wc/store/v1/products) gives the exact product count, currency and a price sample.
   • Wix: the store-products-sitemap.xml that Wix Stores publishes.
   • BigCommerce: the product pages in /xmlsitemap.php.
   • Squarespace: product pages (/…/p/…) in sitemap.xml.
4. Extract contacts (name, socials, emails, phones) from the homepage, plus contact/about pages in enriched mode.

Typically 2–4 plain HTTP requests per site. No browser, no proxy, no login.

Discovery methods

Method	Cost	Notes
Google Search (google-search-actor, default)	~$0.0045 per Google results page, billed to your own Apify account by Apify's Google Search Scraper	Uses platform footprint queries (e.g. Wix /product-page/, WooCommerce /product/ + "add to cart"). In our tests (2 niches, 1 page per query) 22–35% of checked sites were confirmed stores, at roughly $0.002–0.004 of Google cost per store found. Recommended.
Bing – free / best-effort (low hit rate) (bing)	free	Plain niche queries. In the same tests it found 0 stores in both niches. Only worth trying for quick experiments.
Your own domain list	free	Best hit rate. Accepts custom domains and Wix free sites (name.wixsite.com/site).

Input example

{
  "domains": ["coraandspink.com", "www.bulkapothecary.com", "www.shopmemor.com", "https://259-283-2952.wixsite.com/website"],
  "keywords": ["handmade ceramics"],
  "discoveryMethod": "google-search-actor",
  "platforms": ["woocommerce", "bigcommerce", "wix", "squarespace"],
  "maxStores": 100,
  "roleEmailsOnly": true
}

Output example (real record, base mode)

{
  "domain": "coraandspink.com",
  "siteUrl": "https://coraandspink.com/",
  "platform": "woocommerce",
  "platformSignals": ["html:wc-plugin-assets", "html:woocommerce-class", "html:wc-blocks", "api:wc-store-v1"],
  "storeConfirmed": true,
  "storeEvidence": "woocommerce-store-api",
  "storeName": "Cora + Spink",
  "productCount": 15,
  "productCountSource": "woocommerce-store-api",
  "currency": "GBP",
  "priceMin": 32,
  "priceMax": 32,
  "priceSampleSize": 1,
  "topCategories": ["T-Shirts", "New Stuff"],
  "socials": {
    "facebook": "https://facebook.com/coraandspink",
    "instagram": "https://instagram.com/coraandspink",
    "tiktok": "https://tiktok.com/@coraandspink",
    "youtube": "https://youtube.com/coraandspink"
  },
  "emails": ["info@coraandspink.com"],
  "phones": [],
  "pagesChecked": ["https://coraandspink.com/", "https://coraandspink.com/wp-json/wc/store/v1/products?per_page=20"],
  "checkedAt": "2026-10-09T22:12:51.662Z"
}

The dataset has three views: Overview, Contacts and Details (detection evidence and catalog data).

What you get per platform

Price range and top categories are available for WooCommerce only.

Field	WooCommerce	BigCommerce	Wix	Squarespace
Platform + store confirmation	✅	✅	✅	✅
Product count	✅ exact (Store API)	✅ from sitemap (lower bound if capped)	✅ from sitemap	✅ from sitemap
Currency, price range, top categories	✅	–	–	–
Socials, emails, phones	✅	✅	✅	✅

Enriched mode

"enriched": true also reads up to 2 contact/about pages for more contacts, samples 100 WooCommerce products for the price range, and reads up to 5 BigCommerce product sitemap pages. It adds an extra per-store charge.

How much do WooCommerce store leads cost?

Event	Price	Per 1,000
Confirmed store (store)	$0.003	$3.00
Enriched mode add-on (enriched-store)	$0.002	+$2.00
Non-stores, other platforms, Shopify, blocked sites	free	free

Example: 100 confirmed stores = $0.30, plus the Google discovery pages billed on your own account at about $0.0045 each (e.g. 20 pages ≈ $0.09). Domain lists need no Google pages.

Set a max cost per run to cap your spend; the Actor stops cleanly when the cap is reached.

Limits & good to know

• Some sites sit behind bot challenges (e.g. Cloudflare). They're reported as blocked (free) rather than retried. For WooCommerce the Actor still tries the public Store API, which is often not challenged.
• "Store" means public evidence of products. A Wix or Squarespace site with no products is reported as a site, not a store, and isn't charged.
• Price data is available only where the platform publishes it (WooCommerce).
• Email availability depends on what each store publishes. Many stores only offer a contact form.

Live store leads vs. e-commerce lead databases

Prebuilt e-commerce lead databases sell lists collected in advance. This Actor checks each site live, at run time, and you pay only for stores it confirms in your run ($3 per 1,000). A database is the better fit if you need millions of rows at once. This Actor fits when you want fresh, verified stores in specific niches, or want to check your own domain list.

FAQ

Does it need a proxy? No. It makes a few plain requests per site to public pages and endpoints.

Why isn't Shopify included? It's covered by our dedicated Shopify Store Leads actor, which reads Shopify-specific endpoints.

Can I check only one platform? Yes, set platforms, e.g. ["wix"].

Data protection & responsible use

This Actor collects publicly available business information that merchants on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix and Squarespace publish on their own websites: store name, platform, catalog statistics, social profile links, and contact details shown on the store's public pages. It does not log in, bypass access controls, buy or guess email addresses, or use third-party data brokers.

By default (roleEmailsOnly: true) it returns only generic business mailboxes (for example info@, hello@, support@, sales@) and drops addresses that look like they belong to a named person.

You are the data controller of the data you collect and are responsible for how you use it. Before contacting anyone, make sure your use complies with the laws that apply to you and your recipients, for example:

• GDPR / UK GDPR (EU, EEA, UK): contact details that identify a person, including those of sole traders and small shops, are personal data. You need a lawful basis, usually legitimate interests with a documented balancing test. You must tell people where you got their data within one month (Art. 14), honor objections and erasure requests, keep only what you need, and secure it.
• ePrivacy / PECR (EU, UK): unsolicited marketing emails to individuals and sole traders generally need prior consent. Rules for corporate subscribers are less strict but still require identification and an easy opt-out. Rules vary by EU member state.
• CAN-SPAM (United States): commercial emails must not use misleading headers or subject lines, must identify themselves as ads where required, must include a valid physical postal address and a working opt-out, and opt-outs must be honored within 10 business days.
• CASL (Canada): commercial electronic messages generally require consent. A conspicuously published business address may give implied consent only if the message relates to the recipient's business role and the address was published without a "no unsolicited messages" statement. Every message must identify the sender and include an unsubscribe mechanism.
• Other laws may apply, such as Australia's Spam Act, Brazil's LGPD and US state privacy laws.

Please also respect each website's terms, don't overload stores (the Actor makes only a few requests per store), and don't use the data for spam, harassment or any unlawful purpose. If you are a store owner and want your data removed from a user's dataset, contact that user. This Actor does not keep a central database.

Related Actors

• Looking for Shopify stores? Use Shopify Store Leads Scraper – Emails, Socials & Products. This Actor detects Shopify sites but never outputs or charges them, so the two don't overlap.
• Greenhouse, Lever & Ashby Jobs API – New Job Alerts: hiring signals (new job postings) for the companies you're prospecting.

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