AliExpress Scraper

Extract product data from AliExpress — titles, sale and original prices, star ratings, sold counts, images, sellers and delivery estimates. Search by keyword, or pass the product URLs you already have.

What It Does

Two modes of operation:

1. Search mode — Provide a keyword and get every product on the result pages, 60 per page, as deep as maxItems asks for.
2. Product URL mode — Provide specific AliExpress product URLs and get the full product page record for each, including the seller and review count.

Use Cases

• Price monitoring — Track sale and original prices across AliExpress listings
• Competitive research — Compare pricing, ratings and sales volume for a product category
• E-commerce sourcing — Find products and sellers for a keyword
• Market research — Collect product data at scale for market analysis
• Catalog building — Build structured product catalogs from AliExpress listings

Input

Field	Type	Description
searchQuery	string	Keyword search query (e.g. phone case, bluetooth headphones)
sortBy	string	Search result order: best_match (default), price_asc, price_desc, or orders (best-selling first)
minPrice	integer	Only return search results priced at or above this amount
maxPrice	integer	Only return search results priced at or below this amount
productUrls	array	AliExpress product page URLs (e.g. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007011478793.html)
countryCode	string	Two-letter country code that sets the currency prices are shown in (default: US)
maxItems	integer	Maximum number of product records to return (required)

Either searchQuery or productUrls must be provided. When productUrls is set, the search inputs are not used.

Sorting and the price range apply to keyword search. A value the actor cannot use, such as an unknown sortBy or a minPrice above maxPrice, stops the run with a message naming the problem.

To search several keywords in one run, pass a list as searchQueries; maxItems is shared evenly between them. These alternative input names are also accepted: search or query for searchQuery, sort for sortBy, country for countryCode, startUrls for productUrls, currency (a 3-letter code) to override the price currency, and maxPages to limit how many result pages a search reads.

Product links from www.aliexpress.us and from localized sites (de.aliexpress.com, fr.aliexpress.com, …) are accepted and resolved to the same product. A product that no longer exists on AliExpress, or is no longer on sale there, is reported in the run log and produces no record.

Output

A product URL record:

{
  "product_id": "1005007011478793",
  "product_url": "https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007011478793.html",
  "title": "Luxury Matte Armor For Magsafe Magnetic Wireless Charging Case For iPhone 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Air Pro Max Plus Shockproof Cover",
  "price": "US $1.35",
  "original_price": "US $7.05",
  "currency": "USD",
  "seller_name": "Stone's Store",
  "seller_id": "2678280160",
  "seller_url": "https://m.aliexpress.com/store/storeHome.htm?sellerAdminSeq=2678280160",
  "rating": 4.9,
  "review_count": 15429,
  "orders_count": "This seller: 50,000+ sales | Total sales: 100K+",
  "images": ["https://ae-pic-a1.aliexpress-media.com/kf/S357ec0370ee64130addb4064325b52787.jpg"],
  "shipping_info": "Estimated delivery from Oct. 07",
  "ships_from": "China",
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-03T03:05:42.994Z"
}

Which fields each mode fills:

Field	Search mode	Product URL mode
product_id, product_url, title	always	always
price, currency, images	always	always
original_price	when the listing shows a discount	when discounted
rating, orders_count	when the listing shows them	when rated/sold
ships_from	when the listing shows it	when shown
seller_name, seller_id, seller_url	not available	always
review_count, shipping_info	not available	when shown

Notes

• Search mode is the fast path: it returns a full page of products at a time. Use it whenever the listing fields are enough.
• Product URL mode opens each product page, so it takes longer per record.
• AliExpress returns up to 60 products per result page.
• Results are metered per-record via Pay-Per-Event pricing.