Standvirtual Car Listings Scraper
Pricing
from $4.00 / 1,000 listings
Search and export every car listing on Standvirtual, Portugal's used-car marketplace. Filter by make, model, year, price, mileage, fuel, drivetrain, body type, seats and dealer terms, or describe the car you want in plain language and let AI score every advert.
Say what you are after in plain language, e.g. 'a rugged 4x4 with good reliability under 25000' or 'small cheap automatic for city driving'. Claude turns it into Standvirtual filters, picks the specific vehicles worth searching for, and scores every advert against what you asked. Runs on managed Claude access by default and is billed as two pay-per-event charges; supply your own Anthropic API key below to pay Anthropic directly instead. Leave empty to search with the fields below.
Optional. Leave empty and the plain-language search runs on our managed Claude access, billed as two pay-per-event charges: one for planning the search and one per 25 adverts scored. Supply your own key from console.anthropic.com to pay Anthropic directly instead, and neither AI event is charged. Your key is used only for this run's planning and scoring.
Only needed if your Anthropic key is identity-linked, which the API signals with 'anthropic-workspace-id is required'. Copy the workspace ID from console.anthropic.com. Leave empty for a standard API key.
Scores each advert 0-100 against your description and sorts the best match first, adding 'aiScore' and 'aiReason' to every record. This is where reliability, running costs and trim fit get judged, none of which Standvirtual can filter on. Costs one Claude request per 25 adverts, and the first 200 adverts are scored.
Manufacturer to search for, e.g. 'Porsche', 'Volkswagen', 'BMW'. Matched against Standvirtual's own make list, so accents and casing do not matter. Leave every vehicle field empty to run a demo search.
Model to search for, e.g. '911', 'Golf', 'Série 3'. Requires Make. 'Serie 3', 'Série 3' and 'serie-3' all resolve to the same model.
Optional trim, e.g. 'Carrera S', '320d', 'GTI'. When Standvirtual publishes a matching sub-model the filter is applied server-side; otherwise the variant is matched against each advert's own version and title.
Fuel type. 'Hybrid' covers petrol hybrids, diesel hybrids and plug-in hybrids. 'LPG / CNG' covers both gas fuels.
Private sellers or professional dealers.
Body shape. Standvirtual publishes no drivetrain filter at all, so 'SUV / off-road' is the closest available stand-in for a 4x4 search: it is where the site files off-roaders and pickups. It selects a shape, not a drivetrain, so two-wheel-drive SUVs match it too.
Driven wheels. 'All-wheel drive' is the real 4x4 filter: it returns cars the manufacturer catalogue records as Tracção Integral, so quattro, xDrive, 4Motion, 4MATIC and All4 all match. Standvirtual only fills this field from its catalogue, so roughly a third of adverts carry no drivetrain and are excluded whenever this filter is set.
Exact seat count, as Standvirtual files it (Lotação). Common values are 2, 4, 5, 7 and 9; a 7 finds the people carriers and three-row SUVs.
Exact door count. Standvirtual counts the tailgate, so a five-door hatchback is 5 and a coupe is 2 or 3.
Used to estimate running costs. Leave empty to use the Portuguese average for the week of 17-23 August 2026: 1.954 for petrol, 2.026 for diesel. Pump prices move weekly, so set your own for an up-to-date figure.
Your expected annual distance, used for the yearly fuel estimate. Defaults to 15000, roughly the Portuguese average.
Only adverts where the seller offers credit (Possibilidade de financiamento). About 24,000 of roughly 40,000 listings qualify.
Only dealers certified by ACAP, Portugal's automotive trade association. A much smaller and better-vetted pool: around 1,965 listings.
Only sellers who take your current car as part payment (Aceita retoma). Around 19,800 listings.
Only adverts where the VAT can be reclaimed (IVA dedutivel), which matters when buying through a company. Around 8,475 listings.
Portuguese district to search in, e.g. 'Lisboa', 'Porto', 'Braga'. Standvirtual filters by district rather than by city, so a city name only works when it matches its district capital. Unrecognised names are reported in the log and the filter is dropped. The island regions (Açores, Madeira) are not filterable.
Result order. Combine 'Lowest price first' with a max results cap to sample the cheap end of a market.
Maximum number of listings to collect. This is the main cost lever: the run charges per listing returned. A run that finds nothing writes no records, so no per-listing charges apply, though the run-start charge always does. Standvirtual serves 32 adverts per page, so this rounds up to whole pages.
Opens each advert's own page to read the exterior colour, the complete photo set and the full seller description, none of which Standvirtual puts on a search card. Costs one extra request per listing, so a large run takes noticeably longer. Leave off for a fast run where 'colour' is null, 'description' is the short teaser and 'images' holds the thumbnail only.
