Bien'ici Properties and Details Scraper

What does Bien'ici Properties and Details Scraper do?

This Actor turns supported Schema.org JSON-LD property listings on explicitly supplied Bien'ici pages into structured property records. It can emit a listing title, type, price and currency, floor area, room and bathroom counts, address fields, image references, and source provenance when those values are present in the page data. The default run makes zero Bien'ici requests.

Bien'ici's Terms and Conditions restrict automated data collection and require prior authorization for reproducing or exploiting site and listing content. Use this Actor only when current written permission from Bien'ici and the applicable listing content owners covers the automated requests and your intended data use. The input checkbox records an operator attestation; it does not grant permission. No live listing extraction has been qualified for this Actor.

Why use Bien'ici Properties and Details Scraper?

When properly authorized, the Actor can normalize supported structured listing fields into a consistent dataset and deduplicate records without inventing missing values. It keeps source references and extraction timestamps with each record. OUTPUT_SUMMARY reports SUCCEEDED or FAILED; valid empty results complete successfully, and failures after saved listings remain SUCCEEDED / PARTIAL. It does not contact agencies, log in, follow listing links, paginate searches, use a proxy, retry failed requests, or work around access controls.

How to use Bien'ici Properties and Details Scraper

1. Review the current Bien'ici terms and obtain written permission that covers automated collection and the intended reuse of both platform and listing content.
2. Set Current written permission confirmed only after that permission is in place.
3. Supply up to 10 exact Bien'ici HTTPS pages covered by the permission. The Actor checks robots.txt and skips disallowed URLs.
4. Set the maximum number of unique property records, request delay, and timeout within the scope of the permission.
5. Review property rows and the OUTPUT_SUMMARY run status. A completed run does not establish that live source data was available or verified.

Input

See the Input tab for all settings. The empty default input skips before any Bien'ici request:

{}

Example input shape, to use only for a page covered by current written permission:

{
  "authorizationConfirmed": true,
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.bienici.com/authorized-page" }],
  "maxItems": 10,
  "requestDelayMs": 1500,
  "timeoutSecs": 30
}

The Actor accepts a maximum of 10 start URLs, 100 property records, and a minimum one-second delay between page requests. It accepts only credential-free HTTPS URLs on bienici.com or www.bienici.com; off-site redirects are refused.

Output

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel. Property rows are created only from supported structured property data. This synthetic example is illustrative and is not a current Bien'ici listing:

{
  "recordType": "property-listing",
  "recordId": "bienici:illustrative-id",
  "actorName": "Bien'ici Properties and Details Scraper",
  "actorSlug": "bien-ici-properties-and-details-scraper",
  "title": "Illustrative apartment",
  "propertyType": "apartment",
  "price": 300000,
  "priceCurrency": "EUR",
  "floorArea": 60,
  "floorAreaUnit": "m²",
  "bedrooms": 2,
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.bienici.com/authorized-page",
  "sourceWebsite": "https://www.bienici.com",
  "extractionMethod": "schema.org-jsonld",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-26T00:00:00.000Z"
}

The dataset contains property rows only. The default run reports SUCCEEDED / SKIPPED_POLICY with AUTHORIZATION_REQUIRED, zero source requests, and zero dataset rows. A failed source run with no saved properties reports FAILED; if properties were saved before a later failure, it reports SUCCEEDED / PARTIAL.

Data fields

Group	Fields
Listing	Listing ID, listing URL, title, description, property type
Price and size	Price, currency, floor area, area unit
Rooms	Room, bedroom, and bathroom counts
Address and media	Structured postal address and HTTPS image references
Provenance	Source URL, upstream inventory Actor, extraction method, timestamp
Run summary	Status, authorization state, request and response counts

Optional values are omitted when the source data does not provide them.

How much does it cost to scrape Bien'ici data?

The default run makes no source requests. Authorized runs make one robots.txt request per supplied hostname and at most one request per supplied page, bounded by the item limit. Apify compute costs depend on the run and account pricing; this Actor does not promise a fixed price.

Tips, limitations, and support

The Actor reads structured JSON-LD only. Successful pages without supported property objects produce no dataset row; failed requests are shown in run status, never as diagnostic records. Search pagination, detail-link traversal, and browser rendering are not implemented or live-verified. Tests use synthetic HTML and mocked requests; they do not establish permission or prove current extraction against Bien'ici.

Do not use the Actor without current written authorization. Robots rules do not grant permission. Respect the terms, the rights of listing content owners, privacy requirements, and applicable law. This Actor is not affiliated with Bien'ici. For support, include a run ID and its OUTPUT_SUMMARY status in the Actor's Issues tab.

Dependency security

The locked dependency graph overrides basic-ftp with the patched 6.2.1 release. The SDK’s unpatched HTTP cache policy is replaced with the readable local vendor/noncaching-http-policy adapter, which refuses cache reads and writes and forces fresh network responses. This is an explicit removal of caching, not a claimed upstream security patch. Source transports, permission gates and request limits are unchanged. npm run test:dependencies checks cross-user cache isolation, imported stale policy rejection, FTP integration methods and adversarial listing parsing. Cloud builds run npm audit --omit=dev --audit-level=low against the installed production graph.