Meijer Scraper: Store Prices, mPerks Coupons & Weekly Deals

For US grocery price analysts, brands and comparison services monitoring Meijer products at a particular store. Get current and regular prices, mPerks coupon conditions and dates, promotions, unit prices, barcodes, aisles and stock. About $0.004 per delivered product, or $0.08 for 20 products, plus a $0.00005 start charge per GB, minimum one. No retailer login or retailer API key is required.

Understand the prices

price is the current public price per sold unit at storeId. regularPrice is the same store's base price. mPerks coupons stay separate in offers; their discounts are never silently subtracted from the shelf price. Preserve clipping requirements, quantities, redemption dates and terms when comparing baskets.

Keep item price and unit price separate. A real 3 November 2026 Alpine observation returned bananas at $0.28 per item and $0.55 per LB, with a source average of 0.5 pricing units per sold item. The Actor does not invent a price per fluid ounce when the site supplies only an EA price.

A dollar-off coupon is not a verified numeric member checkout price. memberPrice remains null when that price is unavailable. memberProgram identifies mPerks where the product has an associated flag or offer. Prices exclude checkout taxes and service fees; supplied deposits remain separate.

What you get

One row represents one product at one store. Common retail fields follow the readable verdict, matching the Safeway and Albertsons family schema. Unknown values remain null.

Fields	Meaning
verdict	Product, price, sale/coupon signal, stock and store summary.
retailer, country, currency	Meijer, US and USD.
storeId, storeName, location	Verified store and requested ZIP; ZIP is null for exact/default stores.
productId, sku	Public URL product number and separate internal product ID.
gtin	Checksum-valid barcode in the source image filename, when available. Short produce PLUs keep gtin null.
title, brand, size	Supplied product name, brand and package size, retaining source unit codes.
price, regularPrice, onSale	Current/base prices per sold unit and source sale flag.
promoText, promoType	Savings/promotion text and readable classification.
promoStart, promoEnd	Supplied promotion dates; unknown start dates remain null.
memberPrice, memberProgram	Numeric member price if supported, and membership label.
unitPrice, unitOfMeasure	Source price per pricing unit, such as EA or LB.
inStock, stockLevel	Known availability and quantity if supplied; shelf counts are never inferred.
rating, reviewCount	Aggregate review values if supported; currently null.
category, url, imageUrl	Catalog taxonomy, product page and image.
scrapedAt	UTC observation timestamp.

Additional fields	Meaning
aisle, upc, department, sellByWeight	Store item-location code, original identifier, top department and source weight-selling flag.
mPerksOffer, digitalCouponText	Matching coupon titles and descriptions.
digitalCouponAvailable, mPerksOfferIds	Source coupon flag and explicitly linked identifiers.
offers	Offer IDs, text, dates, terms, clipping requirement and supplied discount conditions.
promotions, weeklyAd, isDeal	Store promotions, weekly-ad collection membership and combined current-deal flag.
soldByUnit, averageWeight, regularUnitPrice	Sold unit, average pricing units per item and base unit price.
depositValue, clearancePrice, buyQuantity, priceText	Supplied deposit, clearance price, quantity and display text.
storeAddress, storeTimezone, requestedLocations	Public store metadata and ZIP selections resolving to that store.
promoTimezone, details	Timezone for local source dates and optional ingredients/description/nutrition.
sourceUrl, discoveryUrl	Public price-service and store-filtered catalog requests.

The overview view puts title, price, regular price, promotion, member price, unit price, stock and store together. The deals view emphasizes promotions; details exposes the full fields. The free DEALS JSON output contains only isDeal: true rows, splitting very large exports into linked parts.

Every run saves a SUMMARY key-value record: products, stores, deals, source outcomes, free failures, unavailable products, duplicates, charged products and spending-limit status. Explanatory dataset rows use recordType: "NOTE"; products use recordType: "PRODUCT". Notes and summaries have no Product charge.

Start in three steps

1. Enter ZIP codes or exact store IDs.
2. Enter searches, category/deals links or known public product numbers.
3. Set the cap, run, inspect SUMMARY and export JSON, CSV or Excel.

The form prefill searches milk near 49512 and requests 20 products. Its final private test on 3 November 2026 returned 20 unique products in 15.5 seconds, with 20 matching charges and zero free failures. Source response times and retries vary.

Inputs

Input	Example and behavior
searchTerms	["milk", "coffee"], searched at every selected store.
startUrls	Meijer category, collection, weekly-ad, search or product links.
productIds	["4125010200", "81326702000"], public numbers from URL endings.
locations	["49512", "48104"], nearest supercenter per ZIP; ZIP+4 accepted.
storeIds	["20", "50"], exact stores taking precedence over ZIPs.
maxItemsPerSearch	New products per source/store; default 20, maximum 1,000.
maxItems	Global product/store cap; default 20, maximum 10,000.
dealsOnly	Keep sales, published promotions, active matching coupons and weekly-ad selections.
includeDetails	Add supplied ingredients, description and nutrition without another event fee.
proxyConfiguration	Automatic datacenter discovery/coupon calls and US residential browser prices; custom proxies supported.

Empty storeIds and locations use the site's observed default, Alpine store 20, which is verified before reading prices. Exact IDs make monitoring repeatable. ZIPs resolving to one store are deduplicated. URL store parameters do not override your selection. Full printed barcodes are not always the same format as Meijer's public product numbers.

Two terms at two ZIPs, capped at 80 observations, cost about $0.32 at base pricing:

{
  "searchTerms": ["milk", "coffee"],
  "locations": ["49512", "48104"],
  "maxItemsPerSearch": 20,
  "maxItems": 80
}

Category monitoring:

{
  "startUrls": ["https://www.meijer.com/shopping/departments/grocery/snacks"],
  "storeIds": ["20"],
  "maxItemsPerSearch": 100,
  "maxItems": 100
}

A known basket at two stores:

{
  "productIds": ["4125010200", "81326702000", "4011"],
  "storeIds": ["20", "50"],
  "maxItems": 6,
  "includeDetails": true
}

Use https://www.meijer.com/shopping/weekly-ad for the weekly-ad collection. Supported older .html links are normalized. Categories must map unambiguously to the current hierarchy; unsupported selections produce free notes. Pagination uses a stable page size while new matches remain. Search products require a source token match; semantic-only recommendations for unmatched terms are excluded without a Product charge. A cap does not guarantee that a narrow query carries that many products.

Real output example

Selected fields from a 3 November 2026 ZIP 49512 observation:

{
  "retailer": "Meijer",
  "storeId": "50",
  "storeName": "Cascade",
  "location": "49512",
  "productId": "4125010200",
  "sku": "504293",
  "gtin": "0041250102007",
  "title": "Meijer Whole Milk, Gallon",
  "price": 3.28,
  "regularPrice": 3.28,
  "unitPrice": 3.28,
  "unitOfMeasure": "EA",
  "inStock": true,
  "aisle": "C-1-27-3"
}

The same product at Alpine store 20 was $3.34, aisle B-19-7-4. Select the same store on the retailer site before comparing a page with an exported row.

Pricing and spending limits

One Product charge covers one distinct product at one store per run. A product at two stores is two observations. Overlapping inputs at the same store are delivered and charged once. Optional details have no additional Product fee.

Products	Base	Bronze	Silver	Gold
20	$0.08	$0.076	$0.072	$0.064
100	$0.40	$0.38	$0.36	$0.32
1,000	$4.00	$3.80	$3.60	$3.20

Base price is $0.004 per product; Bronze $0.0038, Silver $0.0036 and Gold $0.0032. Add $0.00005 per GB at startup, minimum one charge. Default runs use 1 GB. There is no default dataset-item fee. Failed requests, empty results, duplicates, notes and summaries have no Product charge.

Apify's maximum total charge controls larger runs. The Actor checks capacity before further work and delivery, stops cleanly and records spendingLimitReached. Set both row and money caps for schedules; the money cap includes startup.

Monitor prices every day

Save a task with stable store IDs and a basket or categories. In Apify Console, create a schedule, select the task and timezone, then send completed datasets to your database through a webhook or integration.

Join snapshots using retailer + storeId + productId and scrapedAt. Keep barcodes as text, and shelf prices, unit prices and coupon conditions in separate columns. Each scheduled run collects fresh observations and charges for delivered products again. Save those snapshots to build history; historical backfill is unavailable.

Check SUMMARY before accepting a snapshot as complete. Keep freeFailures visible as coverage gaps. Make, Zapier, n8n, Sheets and BI tools can consume the dataset and summary. Combine common fields with sibling US grocery Actors, retaining retailer-specific conditions.

API and automation

Use your own Apify token:

curl -X POST \
  'https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/vant47~meijer-scraper/runs' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"searchTerms":["milk"],"locations":["49512"],"maxItems":20}'

from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient("YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN")
run = client.actor("vant47/meijer-scraper").call(
    run_input={"searchTerms": ["milk"], "storeIds": ["20"], "maxItems": 20}
)
rows = list(client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items())
summary = client.key_value_store(run["defaultKeyValueStoreId"]).get_record("SUMMARY")

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';
const client = new ApifyClient({ token: process.env.APIFY_TOKEN });
const run = await client.actor('vant47/meijer-scraper').call({
  searchTerms: ['milk'], storeIds: ['20'], maxItems: 20
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();

Use with AI agents (MCP)

Connect to https://mcp.apify.com. Ask for Meijer prices, mPerks coupons, weekly deals, UPCs and stock by ZIP or exact store. Supply searchTerms or productIds and a cap. Ask the agent to inspect SUMMARY, preserve nulls and retain coupon conditions.

Reliability and limits

Two private cloud runs each delivered 1,100 unique observations across three stores, with exactly 1,100 Product charges and zero failed sources. They covered milk/coffee/bread and cereal/snacks/juice at Alpine 20, Cascade 50 and Petoskey 257. Separate 1,200-product runs also passed.

A real reboot after the second product save, before its charge, recovered to 10 unique products and exactly 10 charges. Saved pages, the dataset ledger and acknowledged charge receipts survive restarts. Delivery and charging are serial; recovery checks authoritative counts and stops rather than guessing when billing evidence is ambiguous.

Prices and stock must match the requested store and product. Refusal pages, including HTTP 200 HTML errors, are rejected. Requests are paced and retries use fresh anonymous sessions. Public browser data calls use a small origin page, with fuller home-page warming on retry. No retailer accounts, account cookies, CAPTCHA solving or paid unblockers are used.

The public catalog can briefly lag changes; every delivered price is checked against the store product response. Missing dates, ratings and quantities remain null. Sentinel non-promotion dates are omitted. Storefront navigation or source outages can still prevent complete coverage; free notes expose failures.

Public coupons can be available for advance clipping. Future coupon dates remain in offers, but a future coupon alone does not qualify as a current deal. Personalized offers, account clipping state, reward balances, image-only flyer panels and checkout eligibility are outside coverage. Marketplace shipping offers are excluded from store-price output.

FAQ

Can I choose exact stores? Yes. Use storeIds, or ZIPs for nearest-supercenter selection.

Do coupons lower price automatically? No. Their conditions remain separate; a coupon amount is not a numeric member price.

What does unitPrice mean? The supplied price for unitOfMeasure, such as EA or LB, without invented package normalization.

Does includeDetails cost extra? No additional Product fee; unavailable details remain null.

What happens with bad input? Parseable invalid selections produce free notes and SUMMARY. Schema-invalid input can be rejected before startup, without a Product charge.

Can interrupted runs resume? Yes. Saved observations prevent completed product/store rows and charges from repeating.