Facebook Marketplace Scraper - No Login

Collect Facebook Marketplace listings as clean, structured data. Search by keyword in any city, or paste any Marketplace search, category or city URL. No Facebook account, no cookies, nothing to paste but a keyword. One row per listing with title, price, currency, location, main photo, listing date and link, and optionally the full description, every photo, the condition and the coordinates.

You pay per listing returned.

Why this scraper

• No login, no cookies. The actor reads Marketplace the way a logged-out visitor's browser does, so there is no account to get banned and nothing sensitive to hand over.
• Real feed, not screenshots of the page. Listings come from Marketplace's own data feed, and the actor keeps paging it the way the web app does when you scroll.
• Filters that Facebook applies itself. Price range, listed within, condition and radius are passed to Marketplace, so you are not charged for rows that would be filtered out afterwards.
• Results that match your keywords on every page. Facebook's logged-out feed keeps the keyword across pages only in best-match order, so the actor always collects best-match listings and then sorts them by date or price when you pick a sort.
• Any Marketplace URL. Searches, categories (/marketplace/la/vehicles/) and city pages all work, with the filters you set in the browser.
• Optional details. Turn on Include listing details for description, all photos, condition, coordinates and shipping.
• Cost control. Only the HTML is loaded, never images, video or the script bundle, so proxy traffic is spent on data. Your spending limit is respected: the actor never writes more listings than it is allowed to charge.
• No personal data about sellers. Facebook does not show the seller to logged-out visitors, and the actor does not try to get it.

How to use

1. Enter one or more Search keywords (for example iphone 15, sofa).
2. Enter one or more Locations: the city as it appears in the Marketplace URL, such as nyc, la, london, telaviv, or the numeric location ID from that URL. Each keyword is searched in every location.
3. Or paste Marketplace URLs into Marketplace URLs instead.
4. Set Max listings per search.
5. Optionally set the filters and turn on Include listing details.
6. Run. Results land in the default dataset, ready to export as JSON, CSV or Excel.

To find a city's name, open Marketplace in your browser, pick the location, and copy the part after /marketplace/ in the address bar.

Input example

{
  "searchQueries": ["iphone 15", "macbook"],
  "locations": ["nyc", "la"],
  "maxItems": 100,
  "minPrice": 200,
  "maxPrice": 900,
  "daysSinceListed": "7",
  "sortBy": "newest",
  "itemCondition": ["new", "used_like_new"],
  "includeDetails": true
}

A URL-only run:

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/telaviv/vehicles/" }],
  "maxItems": 50
}

Output

One dataset item per listing:

Field	Meaning
listing_id	Facebook's listing ID
listing_url	Link to the listing
title	Listing title
price	Price as a number, 0 for free items
price_formatted	Price as shown, for example $250 or FREE
currency	ISO code, for example USD, ILS
original_price	Earlier price when the seller marked it down
location_name	City in English, for example Brooklyn, New York
city, state	City and state as Facebook writes them locally
location_id	Facebook's ID for the city
listed_at	When the listing was posted, UTC ISO 8601
primary_image	URL of the main photo
has_video	yes / no
category_id	Marketplace category ID
delivery_types	For example IN_PERSON, SHIPPING
is_sold, is_pending	Listing status
search_query, search_location, search_url	The search that found the listing
scraped_date	When the row was collected

With Include listing details:

Field	Meaning
description	Full description
images	URLs of all photos
condition	For example Used - like new
latitude, longitude	Approximate location of the listing
location_text	Location line shown on the listing
shipping_offered	Seller offers shipping
details_status	ok, or unavailable when the item page could not be read (the row is still returned)

A listing found by two searches is returned once, for the first search. A run summary is saved to the key-value store under STATS: searches run, readable, blocked and partial, feed pages read, listings saved, duplicates skipped and details fetched.

Limits

• Facebook decides how deep a logged-out feed goes. The actor stops when the feed ends or Facebook stops returning pages, and marks the search as partial in STATS when it was cut short.
• Photo URLs are signed by Facebook and expire after some days. Download them soon if you need to keep them.
• /marketplace/category/<name> URLs without a city use a location Facebook picks from the proxy IP. Use /marketplace/<city>/<category>/ for a specific place.
• Seller names and contact details are not available logged-out.

Pricing

Pay per event, no subscription:

Event	Price
Listing returned	$1.00 per 1,000 (down to $0.70 per 1,000 on higher Apify plans)
Listing details (description, all photos, condition, coordinates)	$2.00 per 1,000, only for rows whose item page was read
Actor start	$0.005 per GB of memory (default 2 GB)

Example: 1,000 listings without details cost about $1.01; with details about $3.01. Details use more proxy traffic per row, so leave them off when you only need price, title and location. Set a maximum charge on the run and the actor stops before it.

Fair use

The actor reads only what Facebook shows any logged-out visitor, collects no seller identity, and paces its requests. You are responsible for how you use the data, including local privacy law and Facebook's terms.

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