LiveAuctioneers Auction Lot Data Scraper
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from $5.00 / 1,000 lot scrapeds
LiveAuctioneers Auction Lot Data Scraper
Scrape public LiveAuctioneers lots by keyword or URL, including titles, bids, estimates, sellers, locations, images, and descriptions.
Pricing
from $5.00 / 1,000 lot scrapeds
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Muhammad Afzal
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LiveAuctioneers Scraper
Scrapes public LiveAuctioneers lot data from keyword searches or specific item URLs. It returns one homogeneous dataset record per lot, including title, lot number, auction, estimates, current bid, seller, location, images, and available detail text.
Input
Use searchQueries, for example:
You can also pass startUrls with a LiveAuctioneers /search/ or /item/ URL. Search results are paginated in the actor; item URLs return the single lot.
Output
Dataset records use stable camelCase fields such as itemId, title, url, auctionTitle, lotNumber, price, lowEstimate, highEstimate, leadingBid, bidCount, sellerName, imageUrls, description, and condition.
The actor uses LiveAuctioneers’ public server-rendered HTML state. It does not log in, bid, access private data, or accept credentials. Site markup and access controls can change; a blocked all-request run is reported as an error rather than producing fabricated records. Run diagnostics are written to the OUTPUT key-value record.
Pricing
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
lot-scraped | $0.005 |
Billing is pay per event. One lot-scraped event is charged only after a validated lot has been written to the dataset. Valid searches with no matching lots and invalid inputs do not produce billable events. There is no start fee; each run is capped by maxResults.
When to use this actor
Use it for auction-market research, collectible discovery, auction-house monitoring, and price-estimate datasets. It is limited to public LiveAuctioneers search and item pages; it does not place bids, access private bidder data, or scrape authenticated accounts.
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