Reuters News Scraper
Pricing
from $3.00 / 1,000 article founds
Reuters News Scraper
Scrape Reuters headlines, publish times, sections, images and tags from the public news sitemap and Bing News site:reuters.com search. Returns article metadata only.
Reuters News Scraper
Pricing
from $3.00 / 1,000 article founds
Scrape Reuters headlines, publish times, sections, images and tags from the public news sitemap and Bing News site:reuters.com search. Returns article metadata only.
Headline
title
Required
Reuters article headline from the news sitemap, Bing search, or URL-derived slug.
Summary / snippet
summary
Optional
Bing News snippet when search mode is used; null for sitemap-only rows.
Article URL
url
Required
Canonical reuters.com article URL.
Canonical URL
canonicalUrl
Optional
Normalized article URL without query or hash.
Published at
publishedAt
Optional
Publish time as ISO 8601 when available.
Updated at
updatedAt
Optional
Sitemap lastmod when present.
Section
section
Optional
Top-level Reuters section from the URL path (world, business, legal, …).
Subsection
subsection
Optional
Second path segment when it is not the date slug (e.g. energy, government).
Language
language
Required
Locale inferred from the URL path (en, de, es, fr, pt, …).
Keywords / tags
keywords
Required
Public news:keywords minus internal Reuters GUID noise, or the search query label.
[]Image URL
imageUrl
Optional
Lead image from the news sitemap when present.
Image credit
imageCredit
Optional
Image caption/credit from the sitemap when present.
Text availability
textAvailability
Required
Honest availability of article text: SITEMAP_METADATA, SEARCH_SNIPPET, or URL_DERIVED. Full HTML body is out of contract (DataDome).
Is paywalled
isPaywalled
Optional
Always null in v1 — HTML body is not fetched.
Body text
bodyText
Optional
Always null in v1. reuters.com article HTML is DataDome-blocked; this Actor does not bypass it.
Word count
wordCount
Optional
Always null in v1 while bodyText is unavailable.
Source mode
sourceMode
Required
Provenance: sitemap, search, or url.
GUID
guid
Required
Stable unique identifier — usually the canonical article URL.
Scraped at
scrapedAt
Required
Timestamp when this actor run captured the item.