Reverb Trending Gear Scraper
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from $4.45 / 1,000 listings
Export Reverb demand data: sales in the last 30 and 90 days, price trend, sell-through and watchers per product. CSV, Excel, JSON or XML.
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from $4.45 / 1,000 listings
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One or more collections. Rows from every collection land in the same dataset, tagged by the collection field. maxItems is the budget for the whole run: each collection gets an even share and whatever it does not use rolls over to the next one.
[ "listings"]Total rows for the run, shared across the selected collections. Free Apify plans are capped at 10 rows as a preview. Reverb serves at most 20,000 items per marketplace query; ask for more and the query is automatically split into price bands to get past that window.
Free-text search over listings, for example "1959 les paul" or "tube screamer". Leave empty to browse everything.
Brand name as Reverb spells it, for example Fender, Gibson, Boss, Roland. An unknown brand is ignored by Reverb rather than rejected, so check the row count if you get more than you expected.
Top-level gear type slug, for example electric-guitars, acoustic-guitars, effects-and-pedals, amps, keyboards-and-synths, drums-and-percussion, pro-audio, bass-guitars, folk-instruments, home-audio, parts, accessories, band-and-orchestra, dj-and-lighting-gear.
Sub-category slug, for example solid-body or 5-string-or-more. Reverb only honours this together with a product type; run the "categories" collection to see every slug.
Alternative to the two fields above: the category UUID from the "categories" collection. Works on its own.
Condition filter. "all" covers both new and used gear.
Earliest build year to include, matched against the year Reverb has on the listing.
Latest build year to include, matched against the year Reverb has on the listing.
Two-letter country code of the seller's location, for example US, GB, DE, JP.
Only listings from sellers holding the Preferred Seller badge.
Only listings inside one of Reverb's featured sets. IDs come from the "curated-sets" collection.
Only listings taking part in one live sale. IDs come from the "sales" collection.
Reverb accepts any string here and silently ignores the ones it does not know, so only the four orders that were measured to work are offered.
Fetches each listing's detail page to add watchers, views, offer count, exact location, videos, payment methods and return policy. This is what makes a listing set rankable by demand.
Adds the seller's slug, country, shop type, website, vacation status and quick-shipper/quick-responder badges. Each shop is fetched once per run even when it has many listings.
Fills listingCount on the "categories" collection with how many items are listed in that category right now. Curated sets always get their count; categories are opt-in because there are 320 of them.
Orders the listings this run collected and writes a rankPosition on each row. Needs the demand signals above and turns them on automatically.
Free-text search for the "products" collection, for example "stratocaster". Falls back to the listing search query when empty.