Google Shopping Scraper - Products, Prices, Sellers & Ratings

Track what every seller charges for a product, in one run. Title, price, seller, delivery terms, rating and review count for each Google Shopping listing - up to 100 products per request, which makes daily price monitoring cheap.

⭐ up to 100 products per page · price, seller & delivery · ratings & reviews · country + language · pay per row delivered · CSV/JSON/Excel · API, MCP & schedules

What data does it extract?

One row per product, with the query, page and type it came from so multi-query exports stay separable. Fields Google does not return for an item are simply absent, and any new field Google adds is passed through automatically.

Field	Description
title	Product title
source	Seller or merchant name
link	Product listing URL
price	Price as shown, e.g. $60.00
delivery	Delivery or shipping note
imageUrl	Product image
rating	Average star rating
ratingCount	Number of reviews
offers	Number of competing offers, where shown
productId	Google product identifier
position	Rank within the page
query	The query this row came from
page	Which results page it came from

Example output

{
  "query": "coffee shops new york",
  "page": 1,
  "type": "product",
  "title": "Coffee Shops of New York — Devoción Tee - M",
  "source": "coffeeshopsnewyork.com",
  "link": "https://www.google.com/search?ibp=oshop&q=coffee+shops+new+york&prds=localAnnotatedOfferId:1,productid:26933569086790...",
  "price": "$60.00",
  "imageUrl": "https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/shopping?q=tbn:ANd9GcSDXV1woSJczEaTfjh6q5K4CcSvV0dyHtuHyNoQdeYe6Z5YqyVqEG_p8AAb4WJ...",
  "productId": "2693356908679011681",
  "position": 1
}

How to use it

1. Paste your queries into queries - one per line.
2. Set the options you need from the table below.
3. Run it, then download the dataset as CSV, Excel, JSON, JSONL or XML - or read it straight from the Apify API.

Input example

{
  "queries": [
    "coffee beans 1kg",
    "espresso machine"
  ],
  "gl": "us",
  "hl": "en",
  "num": 40,
  "maxPages": 3
}

Option	Type	Description
queries	array	Required. Product queries, one per line.
num	integer	Products per page, up to 100. Default 40.
gl	string	Country code - us, in, gb, de... Prices follow the country.
hl	string	Language code - en, hi, es...
maxPages	integer	Pages per query, default 1. Each page is one request.

Pricing

Event	Price
product-result	$1.99 per 1,000 products ($0.00199 per product)

1,000 products → $1.99 · 10,000 → $19.90 · 100,000 → $199.00

You are billed per row delivered, as it is delivered. Queries that fail or return nothing cost you nothing, and an interrupted run only ever bills the rows already in your dataset.

Use cases

Monitor competitor pricing daily

Schedule your product queries and track price per source over time to see who discounts, when, and by how much.

Find every seller carrying a product

One query returns the merchants ranking for it, with delivery terms and ratings side by side.

Feed a repricing model

Clean price and seller columns give a repricing job the market context it needs each morning.

Research a category before launching

Compare price bands, review volumes and delivery promises across a keyword set to position a new product.

Spot new entrants in your category

Diff the source column between runs to catch merchants that just started ranking.

Good to know

• num works here - up to 100 products per request.
• Prices are returned as displayed strings, including currency symbol.
• There is no working date filter for Shopping; schedule runs for a time series.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need proxies, an API key or a Google account?

No. Requests run through hosted Google search infrastructure on our side - nothing to configure.

How many products can I get per query?

Up to 100 per page via num, with maxPages for depth. Each page is one request, so a 40-product page is the cheapest way to sample a category.

Are prices in my currency?

Prices follow the gl country you request, so set gl to the market you care about and read price as that market's currency.

Does it return product specifications or stock levels?

No. You get the listing as Google shows it - title, price, seller, delivery, rating and link. Follow link for full specifications on the merchant's page.

Can I filter to recent listings?

No - Google Shopping ignores the recency filter, so results are the current listings for your query. Schedule repeat runs if you need a time series.

How do I export Google Shopping prices to CSV or Excel?

Download the run's dataset as CSV, Excel, JSON, JSONL or XML, or read it via the Apify API.

Am I charged for queries that return no products?

No. Billing is per row delivered.

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