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from $1.00 / 1,000 craigslist listings
[💰 $1 / 1K] Scrape Craigslist listings across cars, housing, jobs, electronics, furniture, services, gigs, and events. Filter by keyword, price, condition, or sort. Each row includes title, price, location, description, images, post ID, and category-specific attributes. Export as JSON, CSV, Excel.
Paste one or more Craigslist URLs. Accepts search pages (https://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/sss?query=bike), category pages (https://newyork.craigslist.org/search/cta), and individual posting URLs. When provided, these override the City + Category + Keyword fields below.
Craigslist city to search. Covers the most popular US and Canadian regions. If your city isn't listed, paste a Craigslist URL above instead — any city subdomain works.
What kind of listings to collect. 'For sale (all)' returns the full for-sale catalogue; more specific subcategories narrow the search.
Optional search keyword. Matches against the title and body of postings (e.g. 'honda civic', 'two bedroom', 'vintage camera'). Leave empty to return every listing in the selected category.
Only include postings priced at or above this amount. Leave empty for no minimum. Ignored on categories without prices (Jobs, Community, Resumes).
Only include postings priced at or below this amount. Leave empty for no maximum.
Restrict to a specific condition (For Sale categories only). Most posters tag this honestly; some leave it blank, which means the row is excluded when this filter is set.
When on, only return postings that have at least one photo.
When on, only return postings published in the last 24 hours.
How Craigslist orders the search results.
When on, every search result is followed with a second request to fetch the full description, attributes, complete image gallery, post ID, and posted timestamp. Off by default for faster, cheaper runs that return only search-card fields.
Hard cap on total postings. Default 25 — increase for bigger runs, or set to 0 for no cap (an internal limit of 100,000 still applies). The actor stops requesting new pages once this number is reached.
