noon Catalogue by Category

Pulls every product on a noon.com category listing, one row per product with price, rating, seller, best-seller rank, stock and a sponsored flag. Built for brands and category managers in the Gulf who need the full shelf of a category in its real order. The UAE storefront (noon.com/uae-en) is verified.

What you get

• Complete coverage page by page, with category, breadcrumbs, page and position per row.
• The full price picture: price is the live selling price, original_price the pre-discount price, currency the storefront's (AED, SAR or EGP).
• Seller visibility where the offer changes hands: seller owns the offer, offer_code identifies it.
• noon's merchandising signals: is_bestseller, best_seller_rank such as #1, flags like rocket for express delivery, and nudges.
• is_sponsored per row, so paid placements are separable from organic ones.
• Identity you can join on: id and sku hold the noon SKU, brand and brand_code the brand, rating and rating_count the reviews.

Input

Give it category paths or full noon URLs plus a storefront.

{
  "categories": ["/beauty/makeup-16142/"],
  "maxPages": 2,
  "proxyConfiguration": {
    "useApifyProxy": true,
    "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"],
    "apifyProxyCountry": "AE"
  },
  "locale": "uae-en",
  "delayMs": 1200
}

• categories (required): paths such as /beauty/makeup-16142/ or full noon URLs.
• locale: uae-en, uae-ar, egypt-en or egypt-ar. Default uae-en. Read the limits below before picking a Saudi locale.
• maxPages: pages per category. 0 means all pages, which noon caps at 10.
• proxyConfiguration: residential in the storefront's country, AE for UAE. The default is AE.

Output

One dataset row per product, in listing order.

{
  "platform": "noon",
  "locale": "uae-en",
  "category": "/beauty/makeup-16142/",
  "breadcrumbs": "Home > Beauty & Fragrance > Makeup",
  "page": 1,
  "position": 1,
  "id": "ZE1D4F1A627660E67E93CZ",
  "offer_code": "cd138f6418393f3b",
  "name": "Infallible 3-Second Setting Spray Mist, 36HR Wear",
  "brand": "L'OREAL PARIS",
  "brand_code": "l_oreal",
  "price": 45.2,
  "original_price": 51.28,
  "currency": "AED",
  "rating": 4.4,
  "rating_count": 836,
  "in_stock": true,
  "is_bestseller": true,
  "best_seller_rank": "#1",
  "is_sponsored": false,
  "seller": "noon",
  "flags": ["quick_atc", "rocket"],
  "nudges": ["Selling out fast"],
  "fetched_at": "2026-09-11T20:34:33.300Z"
}

original_price is null when the product is not discounted, rating and rating_count are null on products with no reviews, and best_seller_rank is null outside the ranked bestsellers.

Use cases

• Availability audits: diff id sets and in_stock between runs to catch new listings and stock-outs.
• Discount depth tracking from price against original_price, per currency.
• Seller mix analysis from seller and offer_code, to see when a third party takes your listing.
• Bestseller tracking from is_bestseller and best_seller_rank, noon's ranked view of a subcategory.
• Delivery promise coverage from flags, since express eligibility moves conversion.

Notes and limits

• noon serves at most 10 pages per listing, roughly 500 products. For a deep category pass subcategory URLs. A verified run on /beauty/makeup-16142/ returned 100 products over two pages.
• The Saudi locales (saudi-en, saudi-ar) return Access Denied from every egress tested, a Saudi residential proxy included. The actor stops at once with a clear message. Use uae-en or Egypt.
• Landing pages with no product grid, such as /electronics, are skipped with a warning. An invalid path fails with a clear 404 message.
• noon sits behind a bot-management layer, so a real browser establishes the session once and every page is then fetched over fast HTTP with it.

FAQ

Do I need a proxy? Yes. Residential in the storefront's country, AE for the UAE locales and EG for Egypt. The input defaults to AE.

How many results can I get? Up to 10 pages at about 50 products per page, roughly 500 per listing. Use subcategory paths to go deeper.

Does it need a login or an API key? No. No account and no API key.

Why does a Saudi run fail instantly? That storefront refused every egress tested, in-country residential exits included. Rather than return an empty dataset that looks like an empty category, the actor fails fast.