
Facebook Marketplace Scraper
Pricing
$10.00/month + usage

Facebook Marketplace Scraper
Unlock valuable insights from Facebook Marketplace effortlessly – perfect for market research, price tracking, and competitor analysis, all while staying anonymous.
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Pricing
$10.00/month + usage
2
Total users
52
Monthly users
10
Runs succeeded
>99%
Issues response
1.1 days
Last modified
a day ago
How to Limit Amount of Pages Scraped?
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Currently, this is working perfectly, besides it scraping too many pages per URL. I currently have 8 URLs, so i only need it to scrape the first page of each since I run the actor every 3 minutes to check for new listings at the top (my URLs are sorted by new). So, I only need to scrape a total of 8 pages, one page for each URL. Right now, it's scraping 20 or 30 pages at a time which is taking too many resources. Just wondering if there's any way to limit the amount of pages each URL is scraped, thanks!
futurafree
Also, I'm realizing now that MaxItems is not the amount of listings you want to scrape. If you could make it possible to speciy the amount of listings you want to scrape per URL (like 10 listings per URL and stop there), that would be perfect instead of specifying the amount of pages to scroll. Also, I see that the Monitoring Mode skips the listings and tries to find new ones. Rather than it skipping the listings, lets say you want to find the 10 newest listings at the top of the page, and all 10 are found to be duplicates, rather than skipping it just ends the run there, returning nothing since no new listings have appeared at the top of the page. This would help optimize it greatly because as of now it just keeps scrolling and scrolling forever until another listing is found thats not in the DB.

Hey buddy, thanks for the feedback and for using the actor. The maxItems option is not maxPages; it is actually for items or ads in this case. If you set it to only 10, it will scrape 10 items and stop when it reaches that threshold. I guess you set it to 10 but received 20, for example, so why is that? Facebook is sending data in batches from their backend, so if you specify 10 as maxItems and I receive 20, I usually include all of them since I have them. I want the clients to get even more. I hope this clear the confusion...