WooCommerce Product Scraper
Pricing
from $3.00 / 1,000 results
Extract product prices, stock status, SKUs, images and categories from supported WooCommerce stores—just paste a store URL. Export to CSV or JSON, or schedule repeat runs to track price drops, restocks and new products. No API key required.
One HTTPS store homepage per line, such as https://store.com. If WordPress is installed under a subdirectory, include it. Do not paste product, /shop/, category or filtered search URLs. The full public /wp-json/wc/store/v1/products endpoint is also accepted without query parameters.
[ "https://woocommerce.com"]Catalog: export the current products. Monitor: save a first complete baseline, then output only changed products on later runs. Use the same monitor name and filters. Incomplete scans never replace the baseline.
Optional words to search within EACH supplied store. This is not a search across the internet. Leave blank to export the catalog. Changing this filter starts a separate monitoring baseline.
Separate limit for each store. In monitor mode, set this high enough to cover the entire matching catalog. A capped scan does not create/update the baseline; RUN_SUMMARY.json shows the store's reported total.
Up to 100 products per API page. Also stops at the product limit or last verified page. A partial scan cannot be used to infer missing products.
Filter using the store's own public API. In monitor mode, an item leaving this filtered result is reported as missing_from_results, not proof it was deleted or sold.
Filter using the store's own sale flag. Changing this filter creates a separate monitoring baseline.
Monitor mode only. Reuse this name for later runs of the same watchlist. Use different names for independent schedules. Do not run overlapping jobs with the same name and store. Catalog mode ignores this field.
On: first-run products appear as baseline records, not new-product alerts. Off: save the baseline silently, with zero dataset rows. Later monitor runs emit changed products only. Catalog mode ignores this setting.
Save dataset output to a CSV in Storage → Key-value store. Catalog rows and monitor changes use the same columns. Store diagnostics and run summaries are separate, uncharged report files.