Gumroad Product Scraper

Point it at Gumroad Discover categories or search terms. Get back every product with its price, seller, rating, product type and subscription terms, plus the size and shape of the category it sits in. 31 fields per product, as JSON, CSV or Excel.

Four things that are different here

1. You pay only for records that contain data, and never twice for the same product. Gumroad shows the same product across several category and search pages. Other scrapers write it again each time, and you pay again each time. This one keeps a seen-set for the whole run: a product is written once, charged once. Pages that produce nothing go to a free skipped-pages list with a reason code.

2. No start fee. The three Gumroad scrapers on this Store with more than ten monthly users all charge a per-run fee on top of their per-record price. This one does not. The number on this page is the whole bill.

3. You get the category, not just the products. Every record carries how many products the whole category holds, its top tags with document counts, and its top file types with counts. So you do not only learn that a Figma plugin costs $19 — you learn that the Design category holds 61,268 products, that 5,640 of them are tagged "mockup", and that 30,245 ship as a zip. That is market structure, and no other scraper here exposes it.

4. It reads the data the page already carries. Not a rendered browser, not a private endpoint. Gumroad ships the product payload inside the page it serves you. One request returns 36 products with full detail, which is why this is fast and cheap to run.

What you get

Product Product id, permalink, name, URL, product type (digital product, membership, course, bundle), thumbnail.

Price and terms Price in currency units and in cents, currency code, whether it is pay-what-you-want, subscription recurrence, and subscription duration when there is one.

Seller Seller id, name, profile URL, avatar, and whether Gumroad has verified them.

Reputation Rating average and rating count, so you can tell a 5.0 from six buyers apart from a 4.6 from nine hundred.

Availability Quantity remaining and whether the listing is sales-limited, for scarcity and launch tracking.

Category context Category slug and URL, total products in that category, top tags with counts, top file types with counts, and the position the product held in the listing.

Provenance sourceUrl, fetchedAt, httpStatus and filledFieldCount travel with every record.

Typical uses

Finding which niches on Gumroad are crowded and which are thin, using category totals and tag counts. Tracking a competitor's catalogue, prices and ratings over time. Sizing a market before building a digital product. Finding top-rated sellers in a category. Watching launch prices and scarcity tactics.

Example record (trimmed)

{
  "name": "Email Love Figma Plugin → HTML Email Builder",
  "productType": "membership",
  "price": 19,
  "currency": "usd",
  "recurrence": "monthly",
  "isPayWhatYouWant": false,
  "sellerName": "Email Love",
  "sellerIsVerified": false,
  "ratingAverage": 5,
  "ratingCount": 6,
  "listPosition": 1,
  "categorySlug": "design",
  "categoryTotalProducts": 61268,
  "categoryTopTags": [{ "tag": "mockup", "count": 5640 }, { "tag": "free", "count": 3112 }],
  "categoryTopFileTypes": [{ "fileType": "zip", "count": 30245 }, { "fileType": "pdf", "count": 9049 }],
  "filledFieldCount": 27,
  "httpStatus": 200,
  "fetchedAt": "2026-09-17T12:04:18.221Z",
  "sourceUrl": "https://discover.gumroad.com/design"
}

Input

Give it category URLs, plain search keywords, or neither. With an empty input it starts from Discover and finds categories itself.

maxItems caps how many products are written so a long run cannot produce an unexpected charge. maxPages caps how many pages are fetched. followCategories turns discovery off when you want only what you listed.

Failures are loud

The run fails with an explanation rather than finishing quietly with less data than you expected. If the page structure changes, you get a parse error naming the affected pages, not an empty dataset. Counters are reconciled at the end of every run: pages fetched, products written, unique products, robots-blocked, HTTP failures, parse failures, empty pages, duplicates. The full breakdown is written to the RUN_STATS key and every skipped page to SKIPPED.

Transient gateway errors are retried up to three times before a page is given up on.

Limits and compliance

robots.txt is checked before every request and a disallowed path is never fetched. If robots.txt itself cannot be read, the run stops before making a single data request rather than guessing.

No buyer data is collected. Sellers appear in their commercial capacity: storefront name, public profile URL and Gumroad's own verification flag. The output is built from an explicit list of known fields, so nothing outside that list can reach your dataset.

Prices and ratings change. Every record carries fetchedAt so you always know when the figure was true.

Pricing

$2.00 per 1,000 products, everything included. No start fee, no minimum charge per run, and no separate platform usage line on your bill.

Paid Apify plans pay less, automatically — there is nothing to apply for: Bronze $1.80, Silver $1.60, Gold and above $1.40 per 1,000 products. The Free plan price is unchanged at $2.00.

Measured across all 27 Gumroad scrapers on this Store on 17 September 2026: prices run from $1.50 to $50.00 per 1,000, median $2.99, and 23 of the 27 add a per-run fee. The three with more than ten monthly users charge $4.30 to $5.00 per 1,000 and all three add a run fee. This one is a single number, and duplicates are free.

Measured performance

Measured on 17 September 2026 from Apify's own network, no proxy:

Products per page request	36
Fields populated per product	27 of 31 (median)
Pages returning content	3 of 3
Average page size	146 KB