Shopee Official Brand Store Directory

Every official and Mall brand store on Shopee, across 11 marketplaces — brand name, shop ID, username, store tier, logo and listing date.

One HTTP request returns an entire country's directory. Singapore has 1,735 official stores; Malaysia has 3,349. No API key, no login, no browser.

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Why this exists

Shopee's official-store directory is the cleanest B2B list the platform publishes: every verified brand presence in a market, with the shop IDs needed to go deeper. It is normally buried behind an A–Z browse UI with no export.

This Actor is also the discovery front end for the rest of the Shopee family — its shopId is exactly what the Shop & Seller Scraper and the Product Catalog Scraper take as input.

What you get

Field	Notes
brandName	As Shopee lists it
shopId	Numeric store ID — feeds the other Shopee Actors
username	Account username (not always the URL slug)
shopUrl / usernameUrl	The canonical /shop/{id} link and the pretty one
region, country	Which marketplace this listing came from
shopType	mall, preferred or brand
entityId	Shopee's internal brand ID — stable across marketplaces, so you can match the same brand in SG and MY
indexLetter	The A–Z bucket Shopee files it under
logoUrl	Desktop logo asset where available
listedAt	When the store joined the official directory (ISO-8601 UTC)
shopProfile	Optional — followers, rating, review total, listings, response and cancellation rates

A brand is not a store

Several brands routinely share one official shop. Nestlé's nestlepetcare.sg store appears as Alpo, Dentalife, Fancy Feast and more — four directory rows, one shopId. That is Shopee's model, not a bug, and it is why enrichment fetches each distinct store once rather than once per row.

Example output

{
  "brandName": "A FOR APOTHECARY",
  "shopId": 30431123,
  "username": "aforapothecary",
  "region": "sg",
  "country": "Singapore",
  "shopUrl": "https://shopee.sg/shop/30431123",
  "usernameUrl": "https://shopee.sg/aforapothecary",
  "indexLetter": "A",
  "logoUrl": "https://down-sg.img.susercontent.com/file/sg-11134258-7rceg-m6ca2xcwx7576a",
  "shopType": "mall",
  "entityId": 10955,
  "listedAt": "2025-02-17T07:24:51Z"
}

Input

{
  "regions": ["sg", "my", "id"],
  "nameContains": "nestle",
  "includeShopProfile": false,
  "maxItems": 5000
}

Option	Default	Notes
regions	["sg"]	One request each. Pick as many as you like.
nameContains	—	Case-insensitive match on brand name or username.
includeShopProfile	false	Adds seller metrics — one request per store.
maxItems	5000	Hard cap across all marketplaces.
proxyConfiguration	off	Leave off — see below.

About includeShopProfile

Off by default on purpose. The directory itself is one request per country; enrichment is one request per store, so switching it on turns a 1-request Singapore run into roughly 1,400. Pair it with nameContains or a small maxItems unless you genuinely want the whole market enriched.

Marketplaces

Singapore · Malaysia · Indonesia · Thailand · Vietnam · Philippines · Taiwan · Brazil · Mexico · Colombia · Chile

Verified live on all of them. Shopee has exited Spain, France, India and Poland, so those are not offered.

Speed and cost

One request per marketplace. Singapore's full 1,735-store directory and Malaysia's 3,349 together take two requests and a few seconds at 256 MB. No browser is launched.

No proxy is used unless Shopee actually blocks an IP, and then the Actor escalates on its own — datacenter first (included in every Apify plan, free tier included), residential only if your plan has it.

Use it for

• B2B lead lists — every verified brand in a market, with links.
• Market-entry research — which brands are live in ID but not yet in MY, matched on entityId.
• Brand monitoring — watch listedAt to catch new official stores as they launch by scheduling a daily run.
• Feeding the pipeline — take the shopId column straight into the Shopee Shop & Seller Scraper or Product Catalog Scraper.

Related

Shopee Shop & Seller Profile Scraper for deep seller metrics, and Shopee Product Catalog & Variant Scraper for what those stores sell.