Vesselfinder Port Scraper
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Vesselfinder Port Scraper
Under maintenanceRetrieves all vessels expected to arrive, currently in port, and recently departed for any port worldwide using real-time AIS tracking data. Provide port names or UNLOCODE identifiers and get a complete picture of port traffic with vessel names, types, flags, and timing information.
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from $30.00 / 1,000 results
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What does VesselFinder Port Scraper do?
VesselFinder Port Scraper retrieves all vessels expected to arrive, currently in port, and recently departed for any port worldwide using VesselFinder's real-time AIS tracking data. Provide port names or UNLOCODE identifiers and get a complete picture of port traffic with vessel names, types, flags, and timing information.
Results are pushed directly to an Apify dataset. Use Apify's scheduling to monitor port congestion or track vessel movements at any cadence.
Why use VesselFinder Port Scraper?
- Port congestion monitoring — see how many vessels are waiting to berth at any major port worldwide.
- Supply chain visibility — track when cargo ships are expected at destination ports.
- Logistics planning — know which vessels have departed and when new arrivals are expected.
- Maritime intelligence — combine with vessel scrapers to build rich port traffic datasets.
How to use VesselFinder Port Scraper
- Open the Actor and click Try for free.
- In the Input tab, enter one or more port names or UNLOCODE identifiers.
- Click Start and wait for the run to finish.
- Download results from the Output tab in JSON, CSV, or Excel format.
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ports | array | Port names or UNLOCODE (e.g. ["Singapore", "Rotterdam", "IDJKT"]) |
{"ports": ["Singapore", "Rotterdam"]}
Output
Each item represents one vessel entry at the queried port.
{"port_query": "Singapore","port_name": "Singapore, Singapore (SGSIN)","status": "in_port","vessel_name": "MSC POLARIS","mmsi": null,"vessel_type": "Container Ship","flag": null,"eta": null,"arrived": "May 27, 14:00","departed": null,"destination": null}
Data table
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
port_query | The input value used to look up this port |
port_name | Full port name as shown on VesselFinder |
status | expected, in_port, or departed |
vessel_name | Name of the vessel |
mmsi | MMSI number (when available) |
vessel_type | Vessel type (Container Ship, Tanker, etc.) |
flag | Flag state (when available) |
eta | Estimated time of arrival (for expected vessels) |
arrived | Arrival time (for in-port vessels) |
departed | Departure time (for departed vessels) |
destination | Next destination (when available) |
Tips
- Use UNLOCODE for precise port identification (e.g.
SGSINfor Singapore,NLRTMfor Rotterdam,IDJKTfor Jakarta). - Run on a schedule to track port congestion trends over time.
- Combine with
vesselfinder-vessel-scraperto enrich each vessel entry with full technical specs.
FAQ and support
This Actor uses VesselFinder's publicly available port data for informational purposes only. Do not use the data for commercial redistribution without verifying VesselFinder's terms of service.
For bugs or feature requests, open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab.