Cheapest StockX Scraper
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from $0.75 / 1,000 product + live order books
Cheapest StockX Scraper
Scrape StockX (stockx.com) sneakers, streetwear & collectibles: live bid/ask order book per size, last sale, 90-day stats, full 100-point sales history, product identity (style ID, colorway, retail, release date) and keyword search. Pay per result — no start fee, no subscription.
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from $0.75 / 1,000 product + live order books
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Cheapest StockX Scraper — Products, Live Order Book, Sales History
Scrape StockX (stockx.com) sneakers, apparel and collectibles — full product detail plus the live bid/ask order book per size, last sale, 90-day stats and the complete historical sales time series — at the lowest price per result on the Apify Store. Pay per result, no start fee, no subscription.
- 👟 Product detail — brand, style ID, colorway, retail price, release date, imagery
- 💵 Live market — lowest ask, highest bid, ask/bid depth, minimum bid, last sale and 90-day average — overall and per size
- 📈 Sales history — the full 100-point historical price time series (date + price)
- 🔎 Search the StockX catalog by keyword (model, style ID, brand, silhouette)
- 🩺 Self-test mode for uptime monitoring
- 💸 $0.00075 / product (detail + full order book + sales history) and $0 start fee — the lowest price per result on the Store
How we compare
Every StockX actor on the Apify Store, priced per product (verified 2026-09-27):
| Actor | Price / product | Start fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest StockX Scraper (this) | $0.00075 | $0 | detail + full per-size order book + 100-point sales history in one charge |
| rl1987/stockx-api-scraper | $0.00075 | $0 | per-size market (ask/bid/last sale); no historical sales series |
| jongoose/stockx-scraper | $0.0009 | $0.00005 | market prices |
| deltaspider/stockx-scraper | $0.001 / listing | $0 | search / categories / filters (discovery only) |
| devcake/stockx-data-scraper | $0.002 | $0.00005 | product data |
| scrapifier/stockx-universal-scraper | $0.003 | $0 | universal |
| moving_beacon/stockx-scraper | $0.01 | $0.00005 | market prices |
| morkerr/advanced-stockx-scraper | $0.01 | $0.00005 | market prices |
| jamhimself/stockx-search-scraper | $0.015 / result | — | search + spread |
| xtracto/stockx-* (product, orderbook, sales split into separate actors) | per item | $0.005 | a start fee on every run, and detail / order book / sales history are three separate paid actors |
We match the cheapest price on the Store (tied with rl1987 at $0.00075) — and ours folds full detail, the complete per-size order book and the 100-point sales history into that single charge, where the field mostly gives you one of those per item. $0 start fee, while several rivals bill $0.00005–$0.005 just to launch.
What you get
Product mode (product)
For each product URL/urlKey, full detail plus live market data:
- Detail —
id,urlKey,title,primaryTitle,secondaryTitle,brand,model,styleId,colorway,gender,productCategory,listingType,description,retailPriceUsd,releaseDate,sizeDescriptor,imageUrl,thumbUrl,image360,url. market(opt-out viaincludeMarket: false) — overall:lowestAskUsd,highestBidUsd,numberOfAsks,numberOfBids,minimumBidUsd,lastSaleUsd,lastSaleChangePercentage,salesLast72Hours,averagePrice90dUsd,salesCount90d; andvariants[]per size:variantId,size,lowestAskUsd,highestBidUsd,numberOfAsks,numberOfBids,lastSaleUsd,salesLast72Hours.salesHistory[](opt-out viaincludeSales: false) — the historical sales time series:date,priceUsd(up to 100 points).
Search mode (search)
Keyword catalog search. Each product row includes: id, urlKey, title, brand, retailPriceUsd, releaseDate, lowestAskUsd, highestBidUsd, imageUrl, url.
ℹ️ Every mode runs on the default datacenter proxy — no residential proxy or browser needed. StockX's data API is reached over pure HTTP. Residential is only worth enabling if datacenter exits get rate-limited on very large runs.
Input
| Field | Used in | Description |
|---|---|---|
mode | all | product, search, or selftest. |
productUrls | product | StockX product URLs (https://stockx.com/<urlKey>) or bare urlKeys. |
term | search | Keyword — model, style ID, brand or silhouette. |
currencyCode | product | Currency for prices (default USD). |
marketName | product | Two-letter market for the region-specific order book (default US). |
includeMarket | product | Fetch the live bid/ask order book. Default true. |
includeSales | product | Fetch the historical sales time series. Default true. |
maxItems | all | Cap on results scraped in the run (default 50). |
proxyConfiguration | all | Datacenter (the default) is enough for every mode. Residential only helps if datacenter exits get rate-limited on very large runs. |
Example — product detail + order book + sales history
{"mode": "product","productUrls": ["https://stockx.com/air-jordan-4-retro-toro-bravo-2026"],"currencyCode": "USD","marketName": "US"}
Example — search
{ "mode": "search", "term": "Jordan 4 Bravo", "maxItems": 50 }
Pricing
$0.00075 per product (detail + full per-size order book + sales history), $0.0003 per search result, $0 start fee. That matches the cheapest StockX actor on the Store — and ours bundles detail + the full per-size order book + 100-point sales history into that single charge. A shoe with 30 sizes still costs one $0.00075 charge, not 30×. Full comparison in ./PRICING.md.
Free-call limit
Requests that return nothing you are charged for — a blocked page, a search that matches nothing,
a product that has been delisted, and the whole free selftest mode — are capped at
300 per run. Requests that do return billable results never count against it, so a normal run
of any size does not come close to the limit. If a run does reach it, it stops there, keeps and
charges everything it had already collected, and says so in the log.
Output
Results go to the dataset. Ready-made views: Product detail + market and Search results. Export as JSON, CSV, Excel, or pull via the Apify API.
Disclaimer
This actor scrapes publicly available information. Use it in compliance with StockX's terms and applicable law, and only for data you're permitted to collect.