Coupang Scraper (쿠팡): Sellers, Products, Prices & Reviews
Pricing
from $2.99 / 1,000 results
Coupang Scraper (쿠팡): Sellers, Products, Prices & Reviews
Scrape Coupang (쿠팡), Korea's largest marketplace. Pull a seller's whole store by ID, search results, category listings, product reviews, daily deals, and Korean keyword data. No login, no proxy setup. Five modes in one Actor.
Pricing
from $2.99 / 1,000 results
Rating
0.0
(0)
Developer
Sourabh Kumar
Maintained by CommunityActor stats
0
Bookmarked
2
Total users
1
Monthly active users
a day ago
Last modified
Categories
Share
Coupang scraper (쿠팡): seller stores, products, reviews & keywords
Point it at a Coupang seller, a search term, a category, or a product, and get clean rows back. Five modes in one actor, no login and no proxy setup.
From $2.99 per 1,000 results on the Business plan, $3.99 on Free and Starter, plus $0.05 a run. You are never charged for rows that explain a problem.
Covers coupang.com and its seller stores, in Korean, from Korean IPs.
What you can do with it
- 🏪 Pull a competitor's entire store from a seller ID, ranked in the seller's own order. No other Coupang actor here starts from a seller and returns their whole catalogue.
- 💰 Track prices and discounts across a whole store or a whole category, not one product at a time.
- 📦 Build an assortment map of a category. Category browse goes deep: 871 products in one run during testing.
- 🔎 See what Korean shoppers actually type, with autocomplete and related search terms for any seed word. Nothing else on this store ships Korean keyword data.
- ⭐ Mine reviews for defects and complaints, including whether a review was incentivised, and genuinely newest-first results even when you filter by star rating.
- 🚚 Measure the delivery mix of a keyword or category from the badges on every row, which is how Korean sellers judge whether a niche is worth entering.
- 🏷️ Watch the daily deals feed with the discount, the original price, and a timestamp for when each deal ends.
- 🤖 Feed a dashboard or an agent: every mode writes flat rows you can export to CSV, JSON or Excel.
Five scraping modes
🏪 Seller mode
Give it a seller ID like A00996727, or paste a store URL. Returns every product in that store with its rank in the store, price, list price, rating and delivery info, plus a profile block with the seller's name, approval rating and business registration details. Sort by popularity, newest, price or sales.
🔎 Products mode
Two ways in. A search term returns the first page of results the way a shopper sees them, sponsored rows flagged rather than hidden. A category URL paginates properly and is how you go deep.
⭐ Reviews mode
Paginated reviews for a product: star rating, title, body, photos, video links, the buyer's answers to Coupang's survey questions, whether the purchase was verified, and whether the review was incentivised. Filter by star rating and still get the newest first, which the Coupang site itself will not do.
🔥 Deals mode
The daily Goldbox feed in one call: deal price, original price, discount percent, how much of the deal has been claimed, whether it has sold out, and when it ends.
💬 Keywords mode
Give it a seed word and get back what Coupang suggests for it: autocomplete suggestions and related searches, one row per keyword, each labelled with where it came from.
Input examples
🏪 Seller mode input
🔎 Products mode input, by search term
🔎 Products mode input, by category
⭐ Reviews mode input
🔥 Deals mode input
💬 Keywords mode input
Output examples
Every example below is one real row, copied unedited from a test run.
🏪 Seller mode output
🔎 Products mode output, from a search term
🔎 Products mode output, from a category
⭐ Reviews mode output
🔥 Deals mode output
💬 Keywords mode output
Rows that explain themselves
Two kinds of row are never charged. A row with "ok": false means one of your inputs returned nothing, and says why. A row with a note is a caveat about rows you did get, for example when a page was blocked partway through a long list. Both keep the reason next to the data instead of burying it in a log.
How much does Coupang Scraper cost?
Two charges, nothing hidden.
| Per 1,000 results | $2.99 on Business, $3.49 on Scale, $3.99 on Free and Starter |
| Per run | $0.05 at the default memory setting |
What that buys you on a plan:
- Free plan ($5 of credit): about 1,240 rows in a single run.
- Starter plan ($29): about 7,250 rows in a single run.
A whole 650-product seller store costs about $2.64. A 200-row daily deals feed costs about $0.89. Receipt rows and note rows are always free, so an input that returns nothing costs you the run fee and nothing more.
Limitations
Worth knowing before you buy, because none of these are fixable from our side.
- Search returns one page. Coupang caps a keyword at roughly 60 to 96 results and does not paginate. Use a category URL when you need depth.
- An unmatched search term does not come back empty. Coupang quietly substitutes a general assortment instead. We cannot tell that apart from a very specific query that genuinely matched, so every search row carries
relatedKeywordCountand you get a free note when it is zero. Check the rows before trusting a term you are not sure about. - Sponsored rows. Search results include them, flagged with
isSponsored. Category browse drops them. - Deals rotate about once a day. The feed is around 200 rows, so scheduling it hourly returns the same rows.
- Autocomplete suggestions drift. Related searches were stable across every test; autocomplete is a snapshot of that moment.
- No product-detail mode. You get listing-level fields, not spec tables, certifications or full option matrices.
- Coupang blocks some requests. When an input cannot be fetched you get a free receipt row saying so, and the rest of the run continues.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a login, cookies or a proxy?
No. You supply a seller ID, a search term, a category URL or a product URL, and nothing else.
Will I be charged for inputs that return nothing?
No. Receipt rows and note rows are never charged. You pay for result rows only.
How do I find a seller ID?
Open any product, click through to the store, and take the ID from the store URL. It looks like A00996727.
Can I get the newest 1-star reviews?
Yes. Coupang's own site drops the newest-first order as soon as you filter by star rating, so the actor collects newest-first and applies the rating filter itself.
Why did my run say Partial?
Because you got fewer rows than you asked for, and the note rows in the dataset say why. A run that collected everything available says so instead.
Does it work with scheduled runs, integrations and the API?
Yes. It behaves like any other Actor: schedules, webhooks, and the Apify API and MCP server all work normally.
Is scraping Coupang legal?
The actor reads only pages that are public to any visitor, and collects no personal data beyond the display name attached to a public review. You are responsible for how you use the data, including under Korean law and the GDPR where it applies.
Your feedback
Found a bug, or need a field we do not ship? Tell us on the Issues tab and it goes straight to the developer.
