Shopify Store Lead Extractor
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$5.00 / 1,000 leads
Shopify Store Lead Extractor
Extract public Shopify store details and contact signals from customer-supplied URLs.
Pricing
$5.00 / 1,000 leads
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Sarthiii B
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Find public store lead signals from customer-supplied URLs.
The Actor checks public HTML for Shopify markers, store identity, business contact links, and social profiles.
Input
{"urls": ["https://store.example"]}
urls accepts 1 to 20 unique public HTTP or HTTPS URLs.
Optional proxy routing uses Apify Proxy in cloud runs:
{"urls": ["https://store.example"],"proxyConfiguration": {"useApifyProxy": true}}
Use automatic or datacenter routing first. Select residential routing only when a permitted public source needs it. Proxy use creates platform usage costs.
Output
Each URL produces one dataset record:
source_url: URL used for extraction.store_name: Store heading, page title, or hostname.domain: Store hostname.platform_detected:shopifywhen public Shopify signals are found.shopify_signals: HTML markers used for the platform result.business_emails: Addresses from publicmailto:links.business_phones: Numbers from publictel:links.social_links: Public Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, or Twitter links.collected_at: UTC collection timestamp.warnings: Source or platform-detection warnings.
The Actor stores one record per input URL. A blocked or failed URL produces a warning record while other URLs continue.
Shopify detection
The Actor checks for public page markers such as:
cdn.shopify.comShopify.theme/cart.js- A
Shopifygenerator value
A missing marker does not prove that a store is not using Shopify. It means the public page did not confirm Shopify.
Source rules
Use this Actor only with public pages that you are allowed to access.
The Actor rejects local and private network URLs. It does not access login pages or private data.
Local development
npm installnpm testapify run --input '{"urls":["https://example.com"]}'
The Actor uses static public HTML in this first version. Browser rendering and product catalog enrichment are separate follow-up work.