Google Shopping Ads Scraper

🛒 Collect paid Google Shopping ads by keyword

Google Shopping Ads Scraper helps PPC teams, ecommerce sellers, and market researchers collect paid product ads shown on Google Search. Add buyer keywords and get product titles, prices, merchants, positions, ratings, and available ad URLs for ad research.

• Use Google Shopping Ads Monitoring to collect paid products for chosen keywords.
• Use Shopping Ad Price Research to compare prices, checkout prices, and discounts.
• Use Shopping Ad Merchant Research to find merchants and their available domains.
• Use Product Listing Ad Rank Tracking to compare paid product positions across runs.
• Use Desktop and Mobile Shopping Ad Comparison to compare ads shown on each device.

📦 Returned data

Each dataset row is one paid Google Shopping ad. It can include product and merchant details, displayed and numeric prices, ratings, free-shipping status, delivery text, a merchant domain, a Google ad URL, and a detected location. Optional values may be null or absent when Google does not show them. The Actor does not return organic listings, campaign spend, CPC, clicks, conversions, or Merchant Center data.

When the same source ad appears more than once, the Actor saves its first eligible match. The saved row shows the first keyword and device that found it.

🚀 Running the Actor

1. Add product or category terms under Search keywords.
2. Choose a market and Google page language.
3. Select desktop, mobile, or both.
4. Set limits, or leave them empty to return all available ads until the source is exhausted.
5. Check optional fields such as merchantDomain, originalPrice, deliveryText, and googleAdUrl after the run when Google provides them.
6. Start the Actor and open the default dataset.

Use product or category terms such as office chair or wireless headphones as your search keywords.

⚙️ Input

Field	Type	What it does
device	string	Checks desktop, mobile, or both Google Search surfaces.
searchQueries	string[]	Sets 1 to 500 product or category keywords.
country	string	Sets the Google market with a two-letter country code.
language	string	Sets the Google page language with a two-letter code.
location	string	Adds an optional city, state, or postal area.
maxAdsPerQuery	integer	Limits ads saved for each keyword. Leave it empty to return all available ads until the source is exhausted.
maxTotalAds	integer	Limits ads saved in the run. Leave it empty to return all available ads until the source is exhausted.

This is the public input from a successful current-beta default-input run:

{
  "device": "desktop",
  "searchQueries": [
    "Sony WH-1000XM5"
  ],
  "country": "US",
  "language": "en",
  "maxTotalAds": 3
}

🧾 Output

Optional fields may be null or absent when Google does not show them or they cannot be found.

Run output

Field	Type	What it does
results	string	Opens the default dataset overview of collected Shopping ads.

Dataset rows

Field	Type	What it does
id	string	Stable ID for the saved ad row.
searchQuery	string	Buyer keyword that first found the ad.
device	string	Google Search surface used for the row: desktop or mobile.
position	integer	Ad order on the search page, starting at 1.
productId	string	Google product or offer ID shown by the ad.
productTitle	string	Product title shown in the ad.
price	string	Current price text shown in the ad.
priceValue	number or null	Numeric current price when it can be read from the displayed price.
currency	string	Currency code for shown prices.
originalPrice	string or null	Price text shown before the discount.
merchant	string	Merchant name shown in the ad.
merchantDomain	string or null	Normalized merchant website domain when the source exposes it.
rating	number or null	Product rating shown in the ad.
reviewCount	integer or null	Number of product reviews shown in the ad.
freeShipping	boolean or null	True when the ad shows free shipping or delivery.
deliveryText	string or null	Delivery, shipping, or pickup text shown in the ad.
googleAdUrl	string or null	Google ad click or product page URL from the ad.
detectedLocation	string or null	Location shown by Google on the search page.

This is one genuine row from the successful current-beta Sony WH-1000XM5 run:

{
  "id": "o6_8IDIyJtai9SKkXXp46qc150C2PeRS",
  "searchQuery": "Sony WH-1000XM5",
  "device": "desktop",
  "position": 1,
  "productId": "1311674:6538379",
  "productTitle": "Sony - WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones - Blue",
  "price": "$298",
  "priceValue": 298,
  "currency": "USD",
  "originalPrice": null,
  "merchant": "Best Buy",
  "merchantDomain": "bestbuy.com",
  "rating": 4.6,
  "reviewCount": 9000,
  "freeShipping": null,
  "deliveryText": null,
  "googleAdUrl": "https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChsSEwjQhKeK7I-XAxVoB3sHHQmDMTcYACICCAEQCBoCdG0&ae=2&co=1&ase=2&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0ISniuyPlwMVaAd7Bx0JgzE3EAQYASABEgJxXvD_BwE&cid=CAASugHkaMBRPXw3UoocGLUznEJ0UaoV0aejPWwh6a7PJRrtuBaRF_I4YjF8wwBYz1sg92vynbPF7AML5dahnMRMT7m_NcuiK8NYmumLgHIt3lf6qunIseBzHTtCso9-P2DLgkK8--88eFjDWlXttGAuzt0rpSzX045DOvqMcb16jdKJvSnIB6jVOkkEIKbkp5vwFeLbRKJykzNCpQHmxP0O2fyswWeyQo2JTvCn_wX6d3h3QX44aiV7f2YLK5E&cce=2&category=acrcp_v1_71&sig=AOD64_3Ljd1hhWaq-LV8rqvdLlh5P90qQQ&ctype=5&q=&nis=4&ved=2ahUKEwjV6qCK7I-XAxWiklYBHffxHnYQ5bgDKAB6BAgLEAs&adurl=",
  "detectedLocation": null
}

💳 Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. A Shopping ad event is charged once for each paid ad saved to the dataset. Apify platform usage may still apply.

🔌 Integrations

Use the Apify API to send input and get dataset rows. You can also schedule runs, export JSON, CSV, or Excel, and use webhooks after runs finish.

❓ FAQ

Why did my keyword return no rows?

Google may not show paid Shopping ads for that keyword, market, language, device, or time. Try a product keyword, another supported market, or a later run.

Can I compare desktop and mobile ads?

Yes. Choose both to check both in one run. Google may show different ads on each device.

Can I target a city or postal area?

Yes. Add the optional location input. detectedLocation stays null unless Google shows location details.

Are ad URLs and detected location always available?

No. Google does not show every optional field on every ad, and some ad URLs or location details may be unavailable. Missing optional fields stay null or may be absent.

Does this scrape organic Google Shopping results?

No. It collects paid Shopping ads only.

How is this different from the Google Ads API or Transparency Center?

The Google Ads API gives account-owned campaign data. Transparency Center has public advertiser creatives and past ad dates. This Actor checks live paid Shopping product ads shown for buyer keywords on Google Search.

📝 Changelog

v2.0 (27-09-2026)

• The dataset now uses a smaller core field set with product, price, merchant, rating, delivery, and ad URL details.
• Paid Shopping ads are collected from Google Search results, with a numeric price and merchant domain when available.
• Shopping ad events now use one fixed price for each saved ad.

v1.0 (23-09-2026)

• Google Shopping ad results now focus on core product, price, merchant, promotion, and delivery details.

v0.4

• Added optional ad card screenshots, unit-price and store-review fields, multi-device collection in one run, and resumable runs.

v0.3

• Added checkout price and promotion fields for coupon ads.

v0.2

• Added desktop and mobile choices, more Shopping ad fields, and lower Shopping ad pricing.

v0.1

• Initial release.

🆘 Support

For issues, questions, or feature requests, file a ticket and I'll fix or implement it in less than 24h 🫡

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Made with ❤️ by Maxime Dupré