Whatnot Product Extractor

Pull live Whatnot product listings into a clean, structured dataset. Type a keyword, get every matching product card the search page shows: title, seller handle, price, stock quantity, image, and direct listing link. Run it once for a quick lookup or queue a list of keywords for a bulk pull.

Built for resellers, sourcing teams, market researchers, and SEO analysts who track what is selling, who is selling it, and at what price across the Whatnot marketplace.

What you can do with it

• Track competitor pricing and stock levels for the products you care about
• Build a daily catalog feed of new arrivals in a niche
• Discover which sellers dominate a category and how their inventory moves
• Feed product data into a Google Sheet, BigQuery, or your own internal tool
• Power SEO and keyword research with real marketplace demand signals

Input

Give the actor a list of keywords. Everything else is optional.

Field	Type	Default	What it does
searchQueries	array of strings	required	One keyword per entry, each runs as its own search
locale	enum	en-GB	Region segment in the URL, en-US or en-GB
maxItems	integer	20	Maximum listings per keyword, capped at 1000
requestTimeoutSecs	integer	30	Per request timeout

Duplicate keywords are removed automatically.

Example input

{
    "searchQueries": ["t shirts", "pokemon cards", "vintage denim"],
    "locale": "en-GB",
    "maxItems": 100
}

With this input the actor runs three searches and pushes up to 100 listings per keyword, so up to 300 rows total.

Output

Each listing is pushed to the dataset as a single row.

{
    "searchQuery": "t shirts",
    "productTitle": "Righteous Worth White Tee",
    "sellerHandle": "nwahype",
    "sellerUrl": "https://www.whatnot.com/user/nwahype",
    "priceText": "US$75",
    "priceAmount": 75.0,
    "currency": "USD",
    "quantityText": "Qty. 20",
    "quantityAvailable": 20,
    "imageUrl": "https://images.whatnot.com/fit-in/3840x0/filters:format(webp)/listings/1951995711-0-...",
    "listingUrl": "https://www.whatnot.com/listing/TGlzdGluZ05vZGU6MTk1MTk5NTcxMQ==",
    "listingId": "TGlzdGluZ05vZGU6MTk1MTk5NTcxMQ==",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-06-27T14:21:09.482113+00:00"
}

Field reference

Field	Description
searchQuery	The keyword that produced this row
productTitle	Listing title as shown on the card
sellerHandle	Seller username, the part after /user/ in the URL
sellerUrl	Full seller profile URL
priceText	Raw price string as displayed, e.g. US$75
priceAmount	Parsed numeric amount
currency	ISO 4217 code inferred from the symbol
quantityText	Raw stock string as displayed, e.g. Qty. 20
quantityAvailable	Parsed integer count
imageUrl	Product image, high resolution variant
listingUrl	Direct link to the Whatnot product page
listingId	Whatnot listing identifier
scrapedAt	UTC timestamp of the fetch

How it works

1. The actor builds the Whatnot search URL for each keyword you submit.
2. It loads the page through built-in bypass infrastructure so blocks and rate limits stay out of your way.
3. To maximize coverage per keyword, the actor rotates through price-range and sort variations, deduplicates by listing ID across every variation, and pushes one dataset row per unique listing.
4. It keeps requesting variations until your maxItems cap is hit or fresh listings stop appearing.
5. If a single keyword fails, the actor records the error and continues with the rest of the batch.

Tips

• Use specific keywords for cleaner results, vintage levis 501 returns more useful data than jeans.
• Combine the dataset with Apify Webhooks to refresh your sheet or warehouse on a schedule.
• Schedule the actor daily to track price and stock movement over time.

Limits

• The actor stops when Whatnot stops returning fresh listings, so popular keywords pull more rows than niche ones.
• For most keywords, expect roughly 70 to 120 unique listings per run.
• Hard cap of 1000 listings per keyword via maxItems.

Related

This actor focuses on Whatnot product listings. For seller-level data, channel stats, or live show information, run companion actors and join on sellerHandle.