Saks Fifth Avenue Scraper — luxury product prices

Scrape Saks Fifth Avenue product grids past DataDome: designer, product name, price, original price when it's on sale, product ID, product URL and image. Search by keyword or pass category URLs with the site's own filters applied.

No browser is launched. xhr.dev solves the DataDome challenge as plain HTTP, so a page of around 23 products costs a few hundred milliseconds of compute. Runs on Apify, so you get API access, scheduling, integrations and monitoring with no extra setup.

Quickstart

{
  "queries": ["dress"],
  "maxPagesPerQuery": 2
}

Why use Saks Fifth Avenue Scraper?

• Luxury price monitoring. Track what a designer's line sells for at Saks, and catch markdowns as they happen.
• Assortment research. See which designers Saks carries in a category, and how deep.
• Competitive pricing. Compare against your own catalog or other retailers on product ID and name.

How to use it

1. Click Try for free.
2. Enter search keywords, or paste category URLs copied from your browser after filtering (designer, size, price, sort).
3. Set Pages per search. Each page holds around 23 products.
4. Leave the proxy on Residential (see below) and click Start.
5. Download results from the Output tab.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
queries	string[]	["dress"]	Keywords, each run as its own search.
startUrls	array	[]	Category (/c/...) or search URLs. Product pages are refused up front. See below.
maxPagesPerQuery	integer	1	How deep to page each search, 1–50.
maxItems	integer	100	Stop once this many products have been scraped.
proxyConfiguration	object	Apify RESIDENTIAL	Keep it on Residential. See below.
maxRetries	integer	3	Attempts per page, 1–5. Each takes a fresh proxy session.
timeoutSecs	integer	120	Deadline per page, challenge and all.
maxConcurrency	integer	4	Pages in flight at once, 1–10.

Output

One dataset item per product. You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

Field	Type	Description
id	string	Saks product ID, e.g. 0400026376195.
brand	string	Designer.
name	string	Product name.
price	number	Current price.
originalPrice	number	Price before markdown, only when it is on sale.
currency	string	Always USD.
url	string	Product page URL.
image	string	Main product image.

Example record

{
  "id": "0400026376195",
  "brand": "Prada",
  "name": "Belted Denim Dress",
  "url": "https://www.saksfifthavenue.com/product/prada-belted-denim-dress-0400026376195.html",
  "price": 1990,
  "currency": "USD",
  "image": "https://cdn.saksfifthavenue.com/is/image/saks/0400026376195_BLUE?wid=510&hei=680&qlt=70&resMode=sharp2&op_usm=1.2,1,6,0"
}

Why there are no product-page details

The grid already carries designer, name, price and image. Saks' product pages are a JavaScript app whose data arrives as a streamed payload rather than markup, and a parser built on that would break the first time Saks reshaped the stream. This Actor reads only what it can read reliably.

Proxies: keep it on Residential

Saks bans Apify's own address outright. DataDome answers it with an IP ban rather than a challenge, so there is nothing to solve. Through Apify Residential every page cleared when this Actor was verified, covering search, page 2 and category grids. Each attempt takes a fresh residential session.

How much does it cost to scrape Saks Fifth Avenue?

$3.00 per 1,000 products (listing-item), charged only on rows that reach your dataset. Residential proxy traffic is billed by Apify on top. One grid page is a couple of megabytes, so expect roughly $0.50–1.00 of proxy per 1,000 products.

Tips

• Filter on the site, then paste the URL. Designer, size and price filters stay in the category URL.
• Set maxTotalChargeUsd on the run for a hard spend cap.

Limits and failure behaviour

• 100 pages per run, hard. Split bigger jobs across runs.
• Failures never enter the dataset. Each run writes a RUN_SUMMARY record to the key-value store explaining what failed and why.
• Pagination is never speculative. Later pages are fetched only once page 1 confirms they exist.
• Category URLs are read one page at a time. To go deeper in a category, add its ?start=24&sz=24, ?start=48&sz=24 and later URLs, or use a keyword search with maxPagesPerQuery.

FAQ

Is scraping Saks legal? This Actor reads public product listings and no personal data. Check Saks' terms and the law where you operate before running at scale.

Is this affiliated with Saks Fifth Avenue? No. It is an independent tool with no connection to Saks or any bot-protection vendor.

Something broke? Open an issue on the Issues tab. For volume or a custom build, reach us through xhr.dev.

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