Walmart.com Product Search & Price Filter Scraper avatar

Walmart.com Product Search & Price Filter Scraper

Pricing

from $0.49 / 1,000 results

Go to Apify Store
Walmart.com Product Search & Price Filter Scraper

Walmart.com Product Search & Price Filter Scraper

Search Walmart.com by keyword and filter results by price, rating, review count, free shipping, stock status, brand or seller, with sponsored placements flagged apart from organic results.

Pricing

from $0.49 / 1,000 results

Rating

0.0

(0)

Developer

vexaloom-labs

vexaloom-labs

Maintained by Community

Actor stats

0

Bookmarked

2

Total users

1

Monthly active users

4 days ago

Last modified

Features

Limited permissions

Share

Walmart mixes sponsored placements into its search results and hides useful filters behind click-by-click pages. This actor reads Walmart.com directly and returns clean, structured records from four surfaces: keyword search, category shelves, full product pages and customer reviews. No account, cookies or proxy setup is needed.

What you can scrape

ModeWhat it returns
Search by keywordProducts from Walmart's own search, page by page, for one or many keywords
Browse a category URLProducts from any /browse/ or /cp/ category shelf, with the same filters and sort orders
Product detailsThe full item document for URLs, numeric item IDs or alphanumeric product IDs
Customer reviewsPaginated review rows with rating, text, author, date, verified-purchase flag and photos

Filters that actually apply

  • Price band — Walmart's own min_price / max_price filter, plus a client-side safety check
  • Minimum rating and review count — keep only products proven by shoppers
  • Brands — exact Walmart brand facet (pass several brands at once)
  • Retailer facet — Walmart-fulfilled, Pro Sellers, marketplace sellers, or any other facet Walmart exposes
  • Any Walmart facet — pass type:value, such as special_offers:Rollback, customer_rating_range_facet_new_filter_v0:4 - 5 Stars, or exclude_oos:Show available items only
  • Free shipping — search rows are enriched from product pages so the flag is real
  • In stock / out of stock — drop unavailable items
  • Sponsored placements — kept and flagged, or excluded so only organic results remain
  • Seller name — substring match, case-insensitive

Sort orders: best match, price low-to-high, price high-to-low, best seller, highly rated, newest.

What a product record contains

Search and browse rows:

productId, productUrl, name, brand, price, priceDisplay, wasPrice, minPrice, savingsAmount, currency, unitPrice, rating, reviewCount, imageUrl, images[], availability, availabilityDisplay, inStock, freeShippingEligible, sellerName, sellerId, sellerType, isSponsored, badges[], categoryPath, categoryPathId, fulfillmentTypes[], deliveryDate, pickupDate, storeId, storePostalCode, storeCity, storeState, variants[], variantCount, shortDescription, position, organicRank, searchQuery, sourcePage, categoryUrl, recordType, scrapedAt.

Product-detail rows add:

brandUrl, upc, model, manufacturerProductId, longDescription, specifications, highlights[], fulfillmentOptions[], shippingPrice, deliveryAvailable, pickupAvailable, returnPolicy, returnWindowDays, returnable, freeReturns, reviewDistribution, recommendedPercent, reviewsWithTextCount.

Review rows:

reviewId, productId, productUrl, productName, rating, title, reviewText, author, reviewDate, verifiedPurchase, positiveFeedback, negativeFeedback, photos[], fulfilledBy, externalSource, recordType, scrapedAt.

Empty values are omitted at every depth: no null, blank strings, empty lists or empty objects.

Input reference

FieldDefaultPurpose
modesearchsearch, browse, products or reviews
searchQueries["iphone case"]One or more keywords (search mode)
categoryUrls[]Walmart /browse/ or /cp/ category links
productUrls[]Walmart /ip/ links (products/reviews modes)
itemIds[]Numeric item IDs or alphanumeric product IDs
maxItems50Hard row cap for the run
maxPages5Maximum result pages per query/category (Walmart caps at 25)
sortBybest_matchListing order
minPrice / maxPrice–Price band in USD
minRating–Minimum average rating (0-5)
minReviewCount–Minimum number of reviews
freeShippingOnlyfalseOnly free-shipping products (auto-enriches cards)
excludeOutOfStocktrueDrop out-of-stock products
excludeSponsoredfalseDrop sponsored placements
brands[]Exact brand names, e.g. DEWALT
sellerContains–Seller-name substring
facet–Any Walmart facet as type:value
enrichDetailsfalseOpen each search row's product page for brand/UPC/specs
maxConcurrency4Parallel product/review requests (1-10)
maxReviews10Reviews per product (reviews mode)
reviewSortrelevancyReview order

Example inputs

Top-rated coffee makers under $60, no sponsored rows:

{
"mode": "search",
"searchQueries": ["coffee maker"],
"maxItems": 100,
"minPrice": 20,
"maxPrice": 60,
"minRating": 4,
"excludeSponsored": true,
"sortBy": "rating_high"
}

Cheapest in-stock electronics from a category shelf:

{
"mode": "browse",
"categoryUrls": ["https://www.walmart.com/browse/electronics/3944"],
"maxItems": 50,
"sortBy": "price_low",
"excludeOutOfStock": true
}

Full details for a list of products:

{
"mode": "products",
"productUrls": [
"https://www.walmart.com/ip/20042402979",
"https://www.walmart.com/ip/16864710228"
],
"maxItems": 2
}

Newest reviews for a product:

{
"mode": "reviews",
"itemIds": ["20042402979"],
"maxReviews": 50,
"reviewSort": "submission-desc"
}

Brand-only search with enrichment:

{
"mode": "search",
"searchQueries": ["cordless drill"],
"brands": ["DEWALT", "Makita"],
"enrichDetails": true,
"maxItems": 20
}

Typical uses

  • Price monitoring — schedule a daily search and compare price across runs
  • MAP / reseller checks — see which marketplace sellers undercut a brand
  • Product research — collect ratings, review counts and badges for a niche
  • Catalog enrichment — feed names, images, UPCs, specs and prices downstream
  • Review mining — export text reviews with ratings and verified-purchase flags
  • Sponsored-share analysis — compare isSponsored rows with organicRank

FAQ

Do I need an Apify proxy or any credentials? No. The actor reads Walmart without an account. It chooses its network path automatically and only changes it if Walmart returns a bot challenge.

Why does my search return fewer rows than Walmart shows? Walmart caps listing pagination at 10-25 pages per query. Split the query by brand, facet, price band or sort order to go deeper.

Why is brand or UPC missing from some search rows? Walmart's search cards omit brand/UPC for many categories. Turn on enrichDetails or use product mode to read the full item page.

Why does free shipping require extra time? Search cards no longer publish shipping badges, so the actor opens each product page to check Walmart's real free-shipping flag. freeShippingOnly enables this automatically.

How many reviews can I get? Walmart only lists reviews that contain text, usually 10-20 per product even when the total review count is much higher. maxReviews controls how many of those the actor reads.

Are prices store-specific? Prices and availability reflect the store and ZIP Walmart resolves for the request; search and browse rows expose that location as storeId, storePostalCode, storeCity and storeState. There is no input to pin a different store or ZIP.

Does it support Walmart Canada or Mexico? No, this actor targets walmart.com in the United States. The regional sites use different page data.

What happens when every filter rejects every row? The run ends cleanly with a status message and an empty dataset, never placeholder or sentinel rows.

What do the transient warnings in the log mean? Walmart sometimes drops or throttles a proxy connection (HTTP 444/456). The actor retries, rotates its proxy session and continues; a run can still return fewer rows during a Walmart bot wave.

Can I paste an old task input? Yes. Legacy keys such as searchQuery, query, maxResults, maxPage, sort, brandContains, useApifyProxy, inStockOnly, includeSponsored, fetchDetails and maxReviewsPerProduct are still honoured in code even though the input form now shows the new names.

Limitations

  • Walmart review pages expose only reviews with text; the total review count can be much larger.
  • Category shelves can be empty if Walmart retired the category; paste the current /browse/ or /cp/ link from the site.
  • Listing depth is capped by Walmart's own pagination.
  • Search-card brand/UPC/specs require enrichDetails; without it those fields appear only when Walmart includes them.
  • A few store-restricted product pages return 404 from some proxy locations. Product mode retries the item's reviews page, which can recover a leaner record (name, price, stock, image, category). If that page is also 404 at the same location, the item is skipped; retry the run or use review mode.
  • US walmart.com only.
  • Prices follow Walmart's default location for the request; the actor cannot pin a different store or ZIP.

Data source

Records come from Walmart.com's server-rendered pages and the JSON embedded in them. No external API, account or paid data source is used.