Ritchie Bros Scraper — Heavy Equipment Auctions
Pricing
from $1.90 / 1,000 results
Scrape auction listings and results from RitchieBros.com (RB Auction), the world's largest industrial auctioneer. Extract hammer prices, lot details, make, model, year, hours, location, and photos. Track equipment values across construction, agriculture, and transportation.
Choose Preloaded for instant access to pre-built monthly snapshots at a lower cost.
Active listings: monthly snapshot of all active equipment across every category and country (~20K items). Filters supported: categoryName, manufacturerName, country, listingStatuses, snapshotMonth. Filters not supported in this mode: buyingFormat, buyingPlatform, industry.
Sold auctions: cumulative historical auction results with final prices (~1.7M items). Additional filters: soldFrom, soldTo.
Choose Live to scrape the marketplace in real time — all filters are supported and results are up to the minute.
Note: Preloaded snapshots are rebuilt monthly. If you need filters not supported in preloaded mode (e.g. buyingFormat) or need real-time accuracy, switch to Live. You can also use dryRun to check how many listings match your filters before committing to a full run.
Pre-configured run modes that set optimal defaults for common use cases. Select a preset and the actor will override listing statuses, enrichment toggles, and max pages automatically.
You can still adjust individual fields after selecting a preset — manual values take priority where explicitly set.
Choose Custom to configure everything manually.
Maximum number of items to return. Set to 0 for no limit (returns all matching items).
Only applies to preloaded mode. In live mode, use Max pages instead.
Paste one or more category URLs from the Ritchie Bros network, one per line. The actor translates each URL into the correct Category or Equipment subtype filter.
Default quick test: https://www.rbauction.com/cp/mini-excavator-6-6t
This default returns open mini excavator listings and should finish in under 1 minute with Max pages = 1.
Select one or more statuses:
Open - currently available for bidding or purchase.
New / Preview - upcoming or not fully open yet.
Sold - completed listings with historical sale data when available.
Tip: for active inventory ingestion, select Open. For market history, select Sold.
[ "Open"]How many pages of results to collect. Each page contains up to 50 items.
- 1 page = up to 50 items, useful for testing.
- 20 pages = up to 1,000 items.
- 200 pages = up to 10,000 items.
Only applies to live mode.
Broad RB Auction industry. Leave on All to include every industry.
Optional broad free-text search across listing fields.
Advanced fallback for category names not available in the selector.
Manufacturer name as it appears on Ritchie Bros. Examples: Cat, John Deere, Komatsu, Volvo, Bobcat, Kubota.
Only include equipment manufactured in this year or later.
Only include equipment manufactured in this year or earlier.
Optional marketplace filter.
How the equipment is being sold.
Where the equipment is physically located.
Narrow within the selected country/region above.
Only include equipment with at least this many machine hours.
Only include equipment with fewer than this many machine hours.
Adds sold price, inspection rating, extra photos, and serial number.
Disable for faster runs.
For active auctions: current bid amount, bid count, next required bid, reserve status.
Adds seller info, exact location, subcategory, asset flags, and full photo gallery.
Complete log of every bid placed on each listing.
How to order results.
Proxy for web endpoints. If empty, Apify datacenter proxy is used automatically.
When enabled, the actor resolves all filters and returns the total number of matching listings without extracting any data. Use this to validate your input configuration before committing to a full run. The output dataset will contain a single item with the count and the resolved filters.
If true, ignores any saved checkpoint and restarts from scratch.
How many items to process in parallel.
Wait time between requests in milliseconds.
Select 'ftp28' to output canonical Spanish field names for FTP-28 pipeline integration.
INTERNAL. Triggers full snapshot of active listings (New+Preview+Open) to Named Dataset. Requires IS_AUTHOR_RUN=1 env var. Output tab will be empty — data goes to Storage > Datasets > rbauction-scraper-YYYY-MM.
INTERNAL. Triggers full snapshot of sold auction results (~1.7M items) to Named Dataset. Requires IS_AUTHOR_RUN=1 env var. Use timeout=43200 (12h) and memory=1024MB.
Filter preloaded results to a specific snapshot month. Format: YYYY-MM — e.g. 2026-08.
For active listings: not needed — the preloaded dataset already contains only the current month.
For sold history from the master accumulative dataset: use this to filter by month. Available months: 2026-07, 2026-08 (grows monthly).
When using the standard monthly sold pointer (rbauction-sold-scraper), this field is not needed — it already points to the current month only.
Solo en data_freshness=preloaded_sold. Devuelve unicamente los lotes rematados en esa fecha o despues, segun ext_gql_sold_time_iso (la fecha del martillo). Sirve para pedir el incremento de un mes en lugar del maestro entero. No confundir con snapshotMonth, que filtra por mes de raspado.