TikTok Shop Category Scraper — every product
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from $2.70 / 1,000 products
TikTok Shop Category Scraper — every product
Every product in a US TikTok Shop category: title, price, discount, rating, review count, sold count, seller and image. Walks subcategories too, so one category can yield thousands of products rather than the ~110 a single feed holds. No login, no browser.
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TikTok Shop Category Scraper — every product
Products from a US TikTok Shop category, deduplicated, as flat dataset rows. No login, no browser, no proxy to configure.
How to use
- Click Try for free at the top of this page. Apify creates a free account if you do not have one — no card is needed to run this.
- Put what you want scraped into Category URLs — one per line.
- Set Max products per category to bound the run, then press Start. You are billed per row, so this field is also your budget.
- Rows show up in the Dataset tab while the run is still going. Export to JSON, CSV, Excel or XML from there, or read them over the API.
Leave Include subcategories on if you want more than ~110 products — a single category feed runs out there, and the subcategory walk is what goes past it.
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
categoryUrls | US category pages (https://shop.tiktok.com/us/c/<slug>/<id>), one per line. |
maxProductsPerCategory | Stops each category's walk at this many products. Default 100, up to 5000. |
includeSubcategories | Also collect from the category's subcategories. Default on — this is what lets you go past ~110. |
Every field, with its default — paste the whole block and delete what you do not need:
Output
One row per product:
| field | |
|---|---|
categoryId | the category you asked for |
sourceCategoryId, sourceCategoryName | the subcategory the product actually came from |
productId | |
title | |
price, originPrice, currency | |
rating, reviewCount | |
soldCount | |
sellerId, shopName | |
image, pdpUrl | feed pdpUrl straight into the Product or Reviews Actor |
One row, exactly as it lands in your dataset (long signed CDN links shortened here for readability):
Run it from your own code
Every Actor is an API endpoint. This starts a run, waits for it, and returns the rows in one call — swap in your token from Settings → Integrations:
Pricing
Pay per result — you are billed for rows you receive, not for time or compute.
| Event | Per 1,000 | What one unit is |
|---|---|---|
product | $6.00 | one product in the dataset |
Paid Apify plans pay less than this. The table above is the free-plan rate. Starter, Scale and Business each get a lower per-unit price — up to 55% off on Business — and the Actor's Pricing tab shows every tier before you run anything.
Starting a run costs $0.00001 — a cent per thousand runs — and there is no run minimum. You are never billed for a run that found nothing. If an input has nothing to collect the run says so in a row of the dataset — never a silently empty result, and never a charge. A run that fails because the data could not be reached fails loudly, because that one is worth retrying.
Notes
- Nothing to configure. No proxy, no browser, no residential setup — the Actor handles reaching the US storefront for you.
- A single category feed is finite — it runs out at roughly 100–110 products. That is the storefront's
limit, not a setting. To collect more, leave
includeSubcategorieson: the run then works through the category's subcategories one level at a time, and every row tells you which one it came from. With it off, asking for more than ~110 returns what exists and stops rather than looping. - Rows arrive while the run is still going, so a large request fills the dataset progressively instead of making you wait for the whole crawl. A big walk starts returning products within about 10–15 seconds.
- Products are deduplicated across the whole run — subcategories included, and across the categories you entered — so 1000 rows means 1000 different products. If two of your categories overlap, or one contains another, you receive each product once and are billed once.
- Several categories are collected at the same time, so a list of them is not simply the sum of their times.
- An empty category returns a row saying so and is not charged; a category that could not be reached fails.
- Only public data. There is no login.
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Fourteen Actors covering the whole public TikTok surface. Same billing rules and the same guarantees throughout: billed once for each row you receive, never billed for a run that found nothing, and told in the dataset why it found nothing.
