Google Shopping Scraper Now
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Google Shopping Scraper Now
It fetches search results and saves each product as an individual record. Extract product details, prices, reviews, and seller info from Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and local e-shops using only a product or category URL. Built for price tracking, market research, and product comparison engines.
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Google Shopping Now
An Apify Actor that fetches Google Shopping search results and saves each product as an individual record in an Apify Dataset. Extract product details, prices, reviews, and seller info from Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and local e-shops using only a product or category URL. Built for price tracking, market research, and product comparison engines.
What does this Actor do?
This Actor:
- Accepts a search query and optional filters (price range, sorting, shipping, sale, localization)
- Extracts only the shopping results without ads. It pushes each product as a flat record to the Apify Dataset
- Perfect for price monitoring, competitor analysis, product research, e-commerce intelligence, and market comparisons.
Why use Google Shopping Now?
- Flat product records — Each product is stored as an individual Dataset row, ready for export
- Flexible filtering — Filter by price range, free shipping, on sale, and sorting
- Localization support — Choose language, country, and Google domain
- Clean output — No root wrappers, no
search_parameters, noads, nofilters— just products - Production-ready — Robust error handling with descriptive failure messages and rate limit detection
- Sponsored products are ignored. — We don' return sponsored products
Input Schema
| Field | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
query | string | Yes | — | Search query (e.g. "laptop", "wireless headphones") |
min_price | integer | No | — | Minimum price filter |
max_price | integer | No | — | Maximum price filter |
sort_by | integer | No | — | Sort order: 0 = relevance, 1 = price low→high, 2 = price high→low |
free_shipping | boolean | No | false | Show only products with free shipping |
on_sale | boolean | No | false | Show only products currently on sale |
max_results | integer | No | — | Maximum number of products to return (empty = all) |
hl | string | No | "en" | Host language code (e.g. en, it, de, fr) |
gl | string | No | "us" | Country perspective (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2, e.g. us, gb, de) |
google_domain | string | No | "google.com" | Google domain to query (e.g. google.it, google.de) |
Example Scenarios
| Description | JSON Input |
|---|---|
| Search laptops in the US | {"query": "laptop"} |
| Cheap headphones, price low to high | {"query": "headphones", "max_price": 50, "sort_by": 1} |
| On-sale sneakers with free shipping | {"query": "sneakers", "free_shipping": true, "on_sale": true} |
| Search in Italy, Italian language | {"query": "smartphone", "hl": "it", "gl": "it", "google_domain": "google.it"} |
| Premium monitors, $500–$1500 | {"query": "monitor 4k", "min_price": 500, "max_price": 1500} |
Example Input
Output
Each product from the shopping_results array is pushed as an individual flat record to the Apify Dataset.
Note: The exact fields returned depend on what Google Shopping provides for each product. Fields like
old_price,extracted_old_price,badge, anddeliverymay not be present for every item.
Dataset Views
The Actor provides two pre-configured views in the Apify Dataset:
| View | Description | Key Fields |
|---|---|---|
| Shopping Results | Compact overview | title, price, source, rating, reviews, link, thumbnail |
| Full Product Details | All available fields | All of the above + old_price, delivery, badge, product_id, position |
Error Handling
The Actor fails gracefully with descriptive messages for:
| Scenario | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Missing API token | Actor.fail() with instructions to set SCRAPE_DO_TOKEN |
| Missing query | Actor.fail() with instructions to provide a search query |
| HTTP 429 (rate limit) | Actor.fail() with rate limit exceeded message |
| HTTP 4xx/5xx errors | Actor.fail() with status code and response preview |
| Network timeout | Actor.fail() with timeout duration |
| Invalid JSON response | Actor.fail() with parse error details |
| Empty results | Warning log with available response keys for debugging |
