🦈 CheapShark Game Deals Scraper

🚀 Export live PC game deals in seconds. Pull 60 deals per page across 15 active stores with sale price, normal price, savings percent, Steam rating, and Metacritic score on every record.

Track every discount on the PC market without opening a single store tab. The CheapShark Game Deals Scraper reads the public CheapShark catalog and returns a clean, ready to use feed of game deals with store names already resolved, prices in US dollars, savings rounded to two decimals, and release dates converted to readable ISO timestamps.

It covers deals from Steam, GreenManGaming, GOG, Humble Store, Fanatical, Epic Games Store, Uplay, IndieGala, and more, so you can compare the cheapest price for any title across the whole storefront landscape in one pass. Two modes are built in. Browse the live deals feed with filters, or search a single game title and get its cheapest price across every store.

🎯 Target Audience	💡 Primary Use Cases
Deal hunters and gamers	Catch the lowest price before a sale ends
Price comparison sites	Power a cross store game price table
Content creators and bloggers	Build daily or weekly deal roundups
Resellers and key sites	Spot pricing gaps and discount trends
Data analysts	Study discount depth, ratings, and timing

📋 What the CheapShark Game Deals Scraper does

• Pulls the live deals feed sorted by Deal Rating, Savings, Price, Metacritic, Reviews, Release Date, and more.
• Resolves every numeric store ID into a readable store name like Steam or GOG.
• Returns sale price, normal price, and savings percent for direct discount math.
• Adds Steam positive review percentage, Steam review label, review count, and Metacritic score.
• Converts release date and last price change from epoch to ISO 8601 timestamps.
• Builds a ready to click redirect URL for each deal.
• Offers a game title search mode that returns the cheapest price for a specific game across stores.
• Filters the feed by store, maximum sale price, and minimum Steam rating.

📊 Data fields

Each record includes: dealRating, dealUrl, imageUrl, metacriticScore, normalPrice, results, salePrice, savingsPercent, scrapedAt, steamRatingPercent, storeName, title. These field names come straight from the actor's dataset schema, so what you see here is what lands in your dataset.

🚀 How to use

1. Create a free Apify account with this sign up link.
2. Open the CheapShark Game Deals Scraper in the Apify Console.
3. Pick a mode. Leave the title empty to browse the deals feed, or type a game title to search.
4. Set filters such as store, maximum price, or minimum Steam rating, then set how many records you want.
5. Run the Actor and collect the results from the output table or the API.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This is an independent tool, not affiliated with CheapShark. Only publicly available data is collected.

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