Alibaba RFQ Scraper
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from $2.99 / 1,000 rfqs
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Alibaba RFQ Scraper
Extracts public buying requests from Alibaba's sourcing RFQ market using embedded page data and optional public detail pages.
Alibaba RFQ Scraper
Pricing
from $2.99 / 1,000 rfqs
Extracts public buying requests from Alibaba's sourcing RFQ market using embedded page data and optional public detail pages.
One public sourcing keyword. Use keywords for multiple independent query sources.
Multiple public RFQ search keywords. Each keyword becomes a source and is paginated independently.
[ "wireless earbuds"]Optional country query parameter passed to Alibaba's public RFQ list.
Compatibility input retained for integrations; the first source country is used for URL generation.
One HTTPS sourcing.alibaba.com/rfq/rfqSearchList.htm URL copied from the public site. It takes precedence over generated keyword sources.
Multiple official public RFQ list URLs. Each URL is paginated independently.
Compatibility alias for searchUrls.
One-based page number at which every source starts.
Bound the number of public RFQ pages fetched for each source.
Maximum RFQ rows emitted after deduplication, filtering, and sorting.
Stable ordering applied after all sources and pages are aggregated.
Keep RFQs whose subject, description, buyer, requirement, country, or tags contain this text.
Keep RFQs whose visible buyer country or country code contains one of these values.
Keep RFQs containing every requested visible tag.
Keep RFQs whose parsed quantity is at least this value.
Keep RFQs whose parsed quantity is at most this value.
Merge repeated public observations by RFQ identifier.
Fetch visible public RFQ detail pages when a detail URL is present.
Retain visible public PDF/document links discovered on detail pages.
Include public Alibaba RFQ image URLs when exposed by the page.
Maximum time for each public Alibaba request.
Compatibility alias for requestTimeoutSecs.
Delay between public requests per source worker.
Maximum simultaneous source/detail workers.
Retries for timeouts, rate limits, access challenges, and transient HTTP failures.
Reject unusually large public responses before parsing.