Google Play Events & Offers Scraper

Pull the live events and offers block from public Google Play app pages. Mobile marketing and LiveOps teams use it to see what a competitor is running this week: a seasonal event, a crossover, a coupon, or a countdown, with the banner and the link.

Give the Actor one or more app URLs such as https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roblox.client&hl=en&gl=us. It returns one dataset row per event. No Google account is required. The pages are the same ones a shopper sees in a browser.

What can this Google Play events scraper do?

• Read the public Events & offers section on an app page.
• Capture the event title, timing badge (for example "Ends in 2 days"), and subtitle.
• Save the event banner and the event page link.
• Attach the app name and app id so a batch of competitors stays easy to filter.
• Limit results per app with maxItems.
• Run on a schedule and export JSON, CSV, or Excel through Apify.

One popular game often shows one to three live events. Pass several app URLs in one run to cover a whole competitive set. A handful of top games is enough to clear ten events.

What data can you extract?

Field	Meaning
title	Event or offer headline
badge	Timing or status, such as an end date
subtitle	Extra line under the headline, when Play shows one
imageUrl	Banner image
appName / appId	The app the event belongs to
eventUrl / appUrl	Play links for the event and the app

How to scrape Google Play events

1. Open the Actor and keep the sample game URLs, or paste your own Play app links.
2. Set Maximum items per app. The default is 5, which covers a normal events shelf.
3. Leave the proxy off unless a run is blocked.
4. Start the run. Download the dataset or call the Apify API.

hl and gl on the URL control language and store country. Use the same pair you want to monitor, because event copy and timing follow that storefront.

Use cases

• Track a rival game's LiveOps calendar without opening Play every morning.
• Spot crossovers and limited-time modes before they trend.
• Collect coupon and sale offers shown on the app page.
• Compare event cadence across a portfolio of your own titles.
• Feed a weekly competitive brief for a UA or product team.
• Archive banners for a creative swipe file.
• Alert when a watched app has a new event link.
• Build a history of seasonal events for forecasting.
• Check a storefront in another language by changing hl and gl.
• Hand the dataset to a sheet, a warehouse, or an internal dashboard.

Pricing

You pay per event exported. App pages with no events shelf do not add rows. Platform usage is separate when the listing is billed as pay per event plus usage.

FAQ

Does this need a Google login? No. Only public app pages are read.

Why is an app missing events? Play shows the shelf only while something is live. An empty shelf produces no rows for that URL.

Can I pass a package name alone? Use a full play.google.com app URL that includes id.

Image Credit

No site screenshot is used.