Target Scraper: Prices, Circle Deals & Stock by Store

For price analysts, brands and resellers monitoring Target prices, promotions and stock. About $0.004 per product at one store: 1,000 product-store rows cost $4, plus the small Actor start charge. No Target login is needed.

Choose ZIP codes or exact Target store IDs. Get physical-store prices when Target exposes them, separate online prices, regular prices, public Target Circle coupons, promotion dates, unit prices, UPCs, TCINs and fulfillment states. Search by product words, browse categories and deals pages, or monitor known product links and IDs.

What you get

Field	Meaning
retailer, country, currency	Target, US and USD.
storeId, storeName	Verified Target physical store used for the observation.
location	Requested ZIP code; null for an exact store ID or the signed-out default.
productId, tcin	Target's product identifier, retained as text.
sku, dpci	Target's department-class-item identifier when supplied.
gtin, upc	Published barcode as text, preserving leading zeroes.
title, brand, size	Product title, brand and an explicitly displayed size.
price	Current price only when the source identifies the requested physical store.
regularPrice, onSale	Regular physical-store price and its comparison with the current price.
promoText, promoType	Public sale, clearance, multi-buy, BOGO or Circle offer wording and classification.
promoStart, promoEnd	Source dates for the first dated promotion; inspect individual promotions for separate windows.
memberPrice	Explicit numeric member price when supplied, otherwise null. Coupon savings are not subtracted to invent a price.
memberProgram	Target Circle when a public Circle offer is present.
unitPrice, unitOfMeasure	Source unit price for the physical-store price, without recalculating it from package size.
inStock, stockLevel	In-store state and the available-to-promise quantity Target supplies.
rating, reviewCount	Average rating and written review count, when available.
category, url, imageUrl, scrapedAt	Category, product link, primary image and collection timestamp.
onlinePrice, onlineRegularPrice, onlineOnSale	Separate online amounts and sale comparison.
onlineFormattedPrice, onlineUnitPrice	Online display price, including ranges, and numeric unit price when exposed.
priceScope, pricingNote	Whether a matching physical-store price was provided, with an explanation when it was not.
priceStoreId, sourcePriceStoreId	Verified physical pricing store and original source pricing location.
fulfillment	Separate in-store, pickup, same-day delivery and shipping states. Pickup date is included when shown.
promotions	Individual public offer records, including IDs, exact dates, thresholds, rewards and conditions when exposed.
circleOffers	Public non-personalized Circle coupon values, expiry dates, fulfillment eligibility and activation conditions.
ratingCount, ratingScope	Rating count separately from written reviews, and whether statistics describe the product or its parent family.
storeZip, detailStatus	Resolved store ZIP and whether product detail data was available.

Missing fields remain null. A null stock state means Target did not expose a confirmed state for that fulfillment method. It is different from an explicit out-of-stock response. stockLevel is the source's available-to-promise quantity, which can be capped; it is not a promise of the store's full shelf inventory.

With includeDetails: true, rows also contain the public description, specification bullets, ingredients, nutrition information and additional image links when available. Individual customer reviews, reviewer identities and account data are not collected.

Start in three steps

1. Enter words in searchTerms, or supply Target product/category links in startUrls, or numeric TCINs in productIds.
2. Choose locations using five-digit US ZIP codes, or use storeIds for reproducible comparisons at exact stores. Set the row limits before running.
3. Run the Actor and open the overview or deals dataset view. Download JSON, CSV, Excel or another supported dataset export.

The prefilled example searches for milk near ZIP 10001 and returns up to 20 products. At list price, 20 rows cost about $0.08 plus the $0.00005 minimum start charge. Validation on 28 October 2026 delivered 20 rows in 44 seconds. The final varied-input test matrix completed 38 of 38 cases with useful product results or the expected empty/free response.

Inputs

Input	Type and default	How to use it
searchTerms	Array of strings; milk when no other source is supplied	Example: ["milk", "coffee", "laundry detergent"]. Clear it to [] for a URL-only or ID-only job.
startUrls	Optional array	Target product links containing A-<TCIN>, category or filtered deals links containing N-<category>, and search links containing searchTerm.
productIds	Optional array	Known TCINs, such as ["13276134", "81875472"].
locations	Optional array	Five-digit ZIP codes. The nearest returned store within the source's lookup radius is selected and named in every row.
storeIds	Optional array	Exact Target store identifiers. Invalid or unavailable stores produce free notes.
maxItemsPerSearch	Integer; 20	Maximum delivered products for each search or category at each store.
maxItems	Integer; 20	Total product-store row limit across all sources and stores.
dealsOnly	Boolean; false	Return only a public sale, clearance, promotion or Circle coupon match.
includeDetails	Boolean; false	Add ingredients, nutrition, descriptions, specifications and more image links. No separate detail charge.
proxyConfiguration	Optional proxy object	Automatic mode uses US datacenter first, fresh sessions on retries, and US residential only as the final retry. Custom proxy settings are also accepted.

A ZIP selects one nearest store. ZIPs resolving to the same store are deduplicated. With both location inputs empty, the Actor records the signed-out site default.

maxItems counts product-store rows. For example, to get up to 10 products at each of five stores, use maxItemsPerSearch: 10 and maxItems: 50. A low global limit can be reached before later stores are processed.

Deals-only mode scans a bounded sample: up to five times the source limit, at least 120 and at most 10,000 products. It does not enumerate every Target offer. The summary records scan counts.

Example jobs

Compare milk prices in five locations

{
  "searchTerms": ["milk"],
  "locations": ["10001", "90210", "60601", "77002", "98101"],
  "maxItemsPerSearch": 10,
  "maxItems": 50,
  "includeDetails": false
}

Find cereal promotions with dates

{
  "searchTerms": ["cereal"],
  "storeIds": ["1849"],
  "dealsOnly": true,
  "maxItemsPerSearch": 20,
  "maxItems": 20
}

On 28 October 2026, the source exposed “Buy 2 for $9 cold cereal” from 2026-10-25T07:00:00Z to 2026-11-01T06:59:59Z. This dated example keeps the single-item price separate from the conditional offer.

Monitor known products and public Circle coupons

{
  "searchTerms": [],
  "productIds": ["95010191", "23974815"],
  "storeIds": ["1849"],
  "includeDetails": true,
  "maxItems": 10
}

Circle coupon values such as $5 off retain expiry dates and conditions. Activation, membership and fulfillment restrictions can apply; the value never becomes an invented final price. Personalized offers are excluded.

A real product observation

This observation was collected on 28 October 2026 for the nearest store to ZIP 10001:

{
  "retailer": "Target",
  "storeId": "3412",
  "storeName": "Chelsea 23rd and 8th",
  "location": "10001",
  "productId": "13276134",
  "title": "Vitamin D Whole Milk - 1gal - Good & Gather™",
  "gtin": "085239284056",
  "price": 4.79,
  "regularPrice": 4.79,
  "unitPrice": 0.04,
  "unitOfMeasure": "fluid ounce",
  "inStock": true,
  "priceScope": "store"
}

That same product was observed at $4.59 at store 1849 during validation. Store choice matters. Prices, offer windows and stock can change after collection; use scrapedAt when comparing observations.

Monitor prices every day

Save a task with the same TCINs or search terms and exact store IDs. In Apify Console, create a schedule for that task, choose a daily time and set the spending limit. Keep the task's product and store limits explicit so the recurring bill remains predictable.

Export through the API, webhooks, Make, Zapier or n8n. Join on retailer, storeId and productId. Compare physical-store and online prices separately. Prices and stock are fresh each run; public configuration is briefly cached. Durable checkpoints prevent repeat charges after reboots.

Price and spending control

There is one primary product charge and no extra charge for includeDetails.

Delivered product-store rows	List product charge
20	$0.08
100	$0.40
1,000	$4.00
10 products at 5 stores	$0.20

The minimum Actor start charge is $0.00005 for the standard memory allocation. Bronze has 5% off product rows, Silver 10%, and Gold, Platinum and Diamond 20%. The applicable tier is shown by Apify before the run.

Duplicates, failed lookups, invalid-input notes, empty searches and the run summary have no product charge. A valid row with an unavailable physical-store price can still be useful and charged: it carries explicit price coverage, separate online prices when available, verified store stock and product identifiers. Check priceScope when selecting rows for a physical-store price analysis.

The Actor checks the spending allowance before delivering a paid row. If another product will not fit, it stops with the completed rows and a spending-stop summary.

API use

Create an Apify API client and call moggedhq/target-scraper with the same input JSON used in Console.

import os
from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient(os.environ["APIFY_TOKEN"])
run = client.actor("moggedhq/target-scraper").call(run_input={
    "searchTerms": ["milk"],
    "locations": ["10001"],
    "maxItems": 20,
    "maxItemsPerSearch": 20,
})
items = client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).list_items().items
products = [row for row in items if row.get("productId")]

The default dataset supports standard Apify exports. SUMMARY is a free key-value-store record with product, store and deal counts, free failures, resolved stores, source results and the spending-stop flag. Note rows have a noteId and no productId, so filter for productId when importing product observations into a strict table.

Requests are paced; raise the timeout for large jobs. Standard memory is 512 MB.

Use with AI agents (MCP)

Connect your MCP-compatible client to https://mcp.apify.com and enable this Actor. Ask the agent to inspect the input schema, choose a product-store limit and confirm the expected product charge before starting a larger job.

Limits and reliability

Only public signed-out US Target data is used. There is no account login, cart checkout, CAPTCHA solving or access to personalized Circle offers. Product-level ingredient and nutrition data is included only when Target supplies it. No value is guessed from a similar product or another store.

The Actor uses paced HTTP requests, fresh proxy sessions for retries, Retry-After handling, bounded scans and durable product-store deduplication. Refused sources produce free notes and a partial summary after retries. An upstream data gap is reported explicitly; a successful run status alone does not mean every requested source returned all fields.

Online prices and parent price ranges remain separate from physical-store prices. ratingScope labels parent-family ratings. Shipping never establishes in-store stock. Target search may return related or recommended products for unmatched terms; use TCINs for exact monitoring.

FAQ

Why is price null while onlinePrice has a value? Target returned an online price without identifying the requested physical pricing store. The Actor keeps those contexts separate.

Does a Circle coupon become my final price? No. Activation, eligibility, quantities and fulfillment restrictions can apply. The coupon is returned as an offer with its conditions.

Can I collect only deals? Yes. Set dealsOnly: true, or use the deals view to inspect qualifying rows from a broader run.

Does stockLevel: 10 mean exactly ten units on the shelf? No. It is the available-to-promise quantity the source provides and may be capped.

Do duplicate links cost extra? The same TCIN at the same store is delivered and charged once within a run. A new scheduled run is a new observation.

What happens after a reboot? Saved rows and charge receipts are reconciled before more products are delivered. The validation includes a real cloud reboot between row delivery and its product charge.

Use this Target scraper for Target products, Target prices, Circle deals, dated promotions, UPC catalog checks and store stock monitoring with explicit price context.