Currys UK Scraper & Product Data API

Optional minPrice and maxPrice, provided together, use Currys' native GBP price filter, for example {"term":"laptop","minPrice":100,"maxPrice":1000}. Searches without these fields are unchanged. The range is retained across pages; products outside it are not delivered or charged.

Collect real Currys.co.uk search results for electronics, computing and home appliances. Export advertised GBP prices, product identifiers, brands, offers and published availability to JSON, CSV or Excel. Useful for price comparison, product matching and catalogue monitoring.

Inputs and examples

{"term":"laptop","maxItems":50}

{"searchTerms":["laptop","washing machine"],"maxRuntimeSecs":600}

{"term":"headphones","maxPages":2}

searchTerms replaces term. Omit maxItems and maxPages to collect without a fixed starting result cap. Collection ends when the source ends, the runtime budget expires or the Apify spending limit is reached. The default runtime budget is 240 seconds, adjustable up to 7200 seconds. The cheap example uses three products for a quick check, not a hidden customer limit.

Product fields

Each unique product includes product_id, title, source_url, price, currency, list_price, brand, sku, ean, offers, available, availability_text, image_url, rating and review_count, where published. Country, search term, page, rank and collection time make each row auditable. Unpublished values remain null or empty, not guessed.

price is the advertised one-off cash price in GBP, checked against the product card. Monthly finance, trade-in values and savings amounts never replace it. list_price is the source's higher reference price, not a guaranteed previous transaction price. Coupon, student and bundle conditions remain separate offer text; the actor does not assume eligibility or subtract conditional discounts. Availability is the source's general delivery indication, not guaranteed stock for a customer postcode.

Pagination and automatic access

The actor uses Currys' storefront search-grid response and embedded product records. It follows the source's 20-product page sequence and checks the search term, offset and next-page navigation. It reuses an HTTP session and automatically tries UK proxy routes if necessary. No customer proxy configuration, login or cookies are required. Browsers are not launched for this route.

Pages are delivered progressively and product IDs are deduplicated across pages and searches. Earlier products remain available if a later page fails. No complete catalogue coverage or fixed result count is promised.

Results, errors and integration

Products go to the Dataset and can be downloaded or read through the Apify API. RUN_SUMMARY reports result/page counts, completion reason and performance. Uncharged DIAGNOSTICS distinguishes a confirmed empty search (no_results), access verification (blocked), invalid responses (failed) and retained earlier products (partial). A verification page is never called an empty search. Inputs can also be used through customer-created tasks and integrations.

Pricing and independence

USD 0.004 per unique genuine product delivered, plus Apify platform consumption paid by the customer. Duplicates, errors, summaries and diagnostics have no per-result charge. Proxy/compute costs depend on the access route. A spending limit can end collection before the source is exhausted.

This is an independent Scrapers Europe tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Currys. Brand names identify the data source. Use data within applicable rights and source terms.