EBAY: Search | Sold Prices |Store | Seller Pages (8 Markets)
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EBAY: Search | Sold Prices |Store | Seller Pages (8 Markets)
Unofficial eBay API to extract data from eBay search results and product details with our eBay Search Results and Listing Details Scraper. Perfect for market research, price tracking, and detailed product analysis—get all the information you need, in one go.
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eBay Search Results and Listing Details Scraper
Overview
The eBay Search Results and Listing Details Scraper allows you to efficiently extract detailed product information from eBay's search results as well as the product details page for each item. Whether you're interested in gathering insights for market analysis, tracking product trends, or simply collecting eBay data for competitive research, this scraper can help streamline the process.
Search by plain keyword (with condition, price, sort, listing-type, free-shipping, seller & category filters) or paste eBay URLs. Scrape active listings, sold/completed listings (real sold prices + sell-through rate for comps), or both — across 17 marketplaces. Choose fast search-results data or detailed item-page enrichment, and optionally monitor for new listings and price changes between runs.
With eBay hosting millions of products, this scraper is a useful tool for scraping structured data from search result listings and diving into individual product details for in-depth analysis.
🚀 Try It Now
Get started with our scraper in seconds:
- Run on Apify
- Enter your target eBay URLs
- Start scraping!
🌟 Real-World Examples
1. Search with Seller Filter
2. Seller Store Page
3. Store Category Page
4. eBay Category Page
5. Individual Product Page
6. Keyword Search with Filters (no URL needed)
7. Sold Price Comps on a Regional Marketplace
8. Fast / Cheap Active Listings (search-results data only)
✨ Features
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Keyword Search & Filters (no URL building required)
- Search by plain keyword (
searchQuery) instead of hand-crafting eBay URLs - Filter by condition (New / Used / Refurbished / Open box), min/max price, and sort order
- Or paste raw eBay URLs — both work through the same pipeline
- Search by plain keyword (
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Active, Sold & Completed Listings
mode: active (live listings), sold (confirmed sold prices for comps — ~last 90 days), or both- Sold rows include the actual sold price and sold date — ideal for resale pricing, market research, and Terapeak-style comps
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17 eBay Marketplaces
- US, UK, DE, FR, IT, ES, CA, AU, NL, AT, CH, IE, PL, HK, MY, PH, SG
- Set the
marketplace, or just paste a regional URL (ebay.co.uk,ebay.de, …) — currency & language follow automatically
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Sell-through & demand analytics (sold / both mode)
- Per search: avg / median / min / max sold price + a recommended price
- Plus sell-through rate, total sold, total active, and units-sold-per-day — the Terapeak-style demand metric
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Fast or Detailed (cost control)
detailedItems: false→ returns rich data straight from the search results (price, condition, shipping, image, availability) — much faster & cheaperdetailedItems: true(default) → also visits each item page for item specifics, full description, gallery images, and seller details
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Comprehensive Data Extraction
- Product titles, prices (display + numeric + currency), conditions, and shipping
- Auction info (bid count, time left) and Buy-It-Now
- Seller details and ratings, item specifics and descriptions
- Product images and variations
- Sold price & sold date for completed listings
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Wide URL Support
- Search results pages, seller store pages, store category pages, eBay category pages, and individual product pages
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Change & Price Monitoring
monitoringModereturns only new listings vs. previous runsenablePriceMonitoringflags items whose price changed since the last run
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Reliable Performance
- Mobile-API based — robust against eBay's anti-scraping (Datadome) measures
- Explicit, loud failure handling: a bad/404 URL, an expired auth token, and a genuinely empty (0-result) search are reported distinctly — no silent failures
- Customizable concurrency, automatic retry with session/proxy rotation, efficient pagination, structured JSON output
How to Use
- Set Up: Ensure you have an Apify account and access to the Apify platform.
- Provide Start URLs: Add the URLs you want to scrape. These URLs can be from eBay's search results page, allowing you to specify the exact type of items you want to collect data for.
- Adjust Scraper Settings: Modify settings such as
maxConcurrency,minConcurrency, andmaxRequestRetriesto match your requirements. - Configure Proxy Settings: IMPORTANT - Configure residential proxies with the appropriate country code (see below for details).
- Run the Scraper: Execute the scraper on the Apify platform. The output will be available in various formats, including JSON, CSV, or Excel.
⚠️ Important: Proxy Configuration
CRITICAL: This scraper REQUIRES residential proxies from the target country for reliable results.
eBay implements strict geographic filtering that shows different results based on your location. Without proper proxy configuration, you may experience:
- 0 results or drastically reduced item counts
- Missing products that are only visible to users from specific countries
- Incorrect pricing and shipping information
- Regional restrictions blocking access to certain sellers
Recommended Proxy Setup
For US eBay (ebay.com):
For UK eBay (ebay.co.uk):
For German eBay (ebay.de):
Country Codes Reference
Always match the proxy country to your target eBay marketplace:
US- United States (ebay.com)GB- United Kingdom (ebay.co.uk)DE- Germany (ebay.de)FR- France (ebay.fr)IT- Italy (ebay.it)ES- Spain (ebay.es)AU- Australia (ebay.com.au)CA- Canada (ebay.ca)
Input Configuration
Here is an example of how to set up the input for the eBay Scraper. You can provide various types of URLs:
- Search results pages: To scrape multiple items matching search criteria
- Seller pages: To scrape all items from a specific seller
- Individual item pages: To scrape detailed information about a specific product
Or skip URLs entirely and search by keyword:
Input Fields Explanation
- Start URLs (
startUrls): URLs to start scraping from (optional if you usesearchQuery). These can be:- Search results pages (e.g.,
https://www.ebay.com/sch/...) - Seller pages (e.g.,
https://www.ebay.com/str/sellername) - Individual product pages (e.g.,
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123456789)
- Search results pages (e.g.,
- Search Query (
searchQuery): Search by keyword instead of building URLs — e.g."iphone 16 pro". Combined with the marketplace, mode, condition, price and sort options below. Leave empty if you provided Start URLs. - Marketplace (
marketplace): Which eBay site to scrape — one ofebay.com,ebay.co.uk,ebay.de,ebay.fr,ebay.it,ebay.es,ebay.ca,ebay.com.au. Currency and language follow automatically. A regional domain in a pasted URL (e.g.ebay.de) overrides this. Defaultebay.com. - Listing Mode (
mode):active(live listings, default),sold(confirmed sold / completed listings for price comps — roughly the last 90 days), orboth. Sold rows includesoldandsoldDate. - Condition (
condition):any(default),new,used,refurbished, oropen_box— applies to keyword searches. - Min / Max Price (
minPrice/maxPrice): Price bounds in the marketplace currency — applies to keyword searches. - Sort By (
sortBy):best_match(default),ending_soon,newest,price_asc, orprice_desc. - Listing Type (
listingType):all(default),auction, orbin(Buy It Now) — keyword-search only. - Free shipping only (
freeShipping) / Returns accepted only (returnsAccepted): booleans, keyword-search only. - Seller (
seller): limit a keyword search to one seller's username. - Category ID (
category): limit a keyword search to an eBay category by numeric ID (e.g.9355). - Marketplace (
marketplace): one of 17 —ebay.com,ebay.co.uk,ebay.de,ebay.fr,ebay.it,ebay.es,ebay.ca,ebay.com.au,ebay.nl,ebay.at,ebay.ch,ebay.ie,ebay.pl,ebay.com.hk,ebay.com.my,ebay.ph,ebay.com.sg. - Fetch Full Item Details (
detailedItems): Whentrue(default), each active listing's item page is fetched for item specifics, full description, gallery and seller details. Whenfalse, active listings are returned straight from search results (much faster & cheaper). Sold listings always come from search results. - Max Items (
maxItems): Maximum number of items to scrape (per search chain; inbothmode the active and sold searches each return up to this many). Default1000. - Max Concurrency (
maxConcurrency): Maximum number of pages processed simultaneously. Default is10. - Min Concurrency (
minConcurrency): Minimum number of pages processed simultaneously. Default is1. - Max Request Retries (
maxRequestRetries): Number of times the scraper will retry a failed request before giving up. Default is100. - Proxy Configuration (
proxy): REQUIRED - Specifies residential proxy configuration:useApifyProxy: Set totrueto use Apify's proxy serviceapifyProxyGroups: Use["RESIDENTIAL"]for best resultsapifyProxyCountry: CRITICAL - Must match your target eBay marketplace (e.g.,"US"for ebay.com,"GB"for ebay.co.uk)
Output Structure
Every result is one flat, clean row — search-result data and (optionally) full item-page detail merged together. A copy of the raw search card is kept under basic_info, and detailed (item-page) rows also retain the legacy detail fields alongside the new clean ones — both for backward compatibility.
Core fields (every row): itemId, url, title, price (display string, e.g. "$899.00"), priceValue (number), currency, condition, shipping, itemLocation, availability / quantity, image, epid, marketplace, scrapedAt — plus bidCount & timeLeft for auctions and sold & soldDate for sold/completed listings.
With detailedItems: true (active listings), each row also includes seller, itemSpecifics (full label→value map), images (gallery URLs), description, shippingDetails, returns, quantitySold / quantityAvailable, watchers (when shown), bestOfferEnabled, and product identifiers — brand, mpn, upc, ean, gtin, isbn, model (seller placeholders like "Does Not Apply" are dropped).
With monitoringMode, only listings not seen in previous runs are returned (state is tracked per search URL in a Key-Value store). Add enablePriceMonitoring to also return previously-seen listings whose price changed — flagged with priceChanged: true and previousPrice.
Sold listing (mode: "sold" or "both") — returned directly from the search results, no detail fetch:
Sold-price summary — for sold / both searches, one analytics row is appended per search (perfect for resale pricing & comps):
count is the number of sold listings sampled for the price stats; totalSold / totalActive are eBay's full match counts. sellThroughRate = totalSold ÷ (totalSold + totalActive) (demand strength, 0–1), and soldPerDay ≈ totalSold ÷ 90. Sell-through is computed for sold/both searches (a tiny extra request fetches the active count in sold-only mode).
When detailedItems is true (default) for active listings, each row additionally includes the full item-page fields above. Below is an example of that detailed output structure:
