WooCommerce Products Scraper
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WooCommerce Products Scraper
WooCommerce Store Scraper SD - WooCommerce Store Scraper is an e-commerce data tool that extracts products, variations, categories and reviews of any WooCommerce store via its public Store API: SKU, prices, sale prices, stock status, ratings, attributes and images. No login.
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WooCommerce Store Scraper
WooCommerce Store Scraper exports the catalogue of any WooCommerce shop through the public Store API that
WooCommerce itself publishes (/wp-json/wc/store/v1/...). No login, no API keys, no browser.
- Products: name, SKU, type, price, regular/sale price, price range, currency, stock status, rating, review count, categories, tags, attributes, variation list, images, descriptions, weight and dimensions.
- Variations: one row per purchasable variation (size, colour ...) with its own SKU, price and stock.
- Categories: id, name, slug, URL, parent, product count, review count, image.
- Reviews: rating, reviewer, text, verified-buyer flag and date - for a whole store, a category or one product.
- Works with any permalink format and with WordPress installed in a sub-folder: the API root and the id of the product/category a URL shows are read from that page on every run.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
startUrls | array | Store home/shop page (https://nalgene.com), category page (/product-category/bottles/), product page, or a bare domain. |
outputType | products / variations / categories / reviews | Row type. Default products. |
searchTerms | array | Optional keywords searched inside each store or category (the store's own search). |
sort | default / newest / price-asc / price-desc / popularity | Listing order. |
maxItems | integer | Maximum rows in total. Default 20. |
proxyConfiguration | proxy | Default Apify automatic proxy; use RESIDENTIAL if a store answers 403/429. |
Output (products)
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
id, name, slug, url, type, sku | 905247, Four Wheeling Sticker, ..., simple, 682020-0117 |
price, regularPrice, salePrice, priceMin, priceMax, onSale, currency | 5.0, 5.0, null, 5.0, 5.0, false, USD |
inStock, stockStatus, isPurchasable | true, In stock, true |
averageRating, reviewCount | 4.78, 156 |
categories, tags, attributes, variationsCount, variations | names; [{"name":"Bottle Color","values":[...]}]; [{"id":877590,"attributes":{...}}] |
image, images, shortDescription, description, weight, dimensions | URLs, plain text, 0.1 lbs, 3 × 1 × 3 in |
searchTerm (when searching), storeName, storeDomain, inputUrl, scrapedAt |
Variation rows: id, productId, name, variation (Graphic: Clear with Black Sasquatch), attributes, sku,
price, regularPrice, salePrice, onSale, currency, inStock, stockStatus, isPurchasable, image, url.
Review rows: id, productId, productName, productUrl, rating, reviewer, review, verified, date.
Measured limits (2026-10-03)
- 10 of 30 probed shops answered the Store API (others: not WooCommerce, API disabled, or blocked by a firewall); a WordPress site without WooCommerce, or with the API switched off, is skipped with an error line.
- 100 products per request (the API's maximum:
per_page=101-> HTTP 400). 250 products in 9 s; 150 reviews in 6 s. - Variations: one batched request per listing page (40 variation rows in 14 s on nalgene.com).
- Prices are the store's own (
currency_code+ minor units); affiliate (external) products carry whatever price the shop entered. - Weight/dimensions exist only for physical goods; ratings only where the shop has reviews enabled.
Example
