Home Depot Scraper - SKU Lookup, Prices & Stock API
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Home Depot Scraper - SKU Lookup, Prices & Stock API
Search Home Depot or look up item IDs and get structured rows: title, brand, model number, price, original price, discount, rating, review count and the stock quantity at the store you choose. Specifications, variants, media and delivery are opt-in blocks.
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Home Depot Scraper - SKU Lookup, Prices & Stock API
Search homedepot.com or look up item IDs straight from a SKU list, and get every product back as a structured row: title, brand, model number, current price, original price, discount, rating, review count, and the quantity actually sitting on the shelf at the store you name. Every row carries the identity, price and availability fields Home Depot publishes, no login and no API key. Exports to CSV, JSON, Excel or XML.
Home Depot has no public product API, and its search pages are behind Akamai, so the usual route is a headless browser that costs fifty times as much and breaks whenever the markup shifts. This Actor reads Home Depot's own GraphQL service instead, which is why a product comes back in well under a second and why the prices and stock are the ones your store really shows rather than a national average.
| Who uses it | What they scrape Home Depot for |
|---|---|
| Brands and manufacturers | Where their SKUs rank, at what price, and whether the shelf is running empty |
| Price intelligence teams | Price and promotion tracking store by store, not nationally |
| Contractors and trade buyers | Which nearby store has the item in stock right now, and how many |
| Retail analysts | Assortment, discount depth and rating spread across a whole category |
| Marketplace sellers | Competitive pricing against the same model number |
What it does
- 🏷️ Identity: item ID, title, brand, model number, store SKU, UPC, parent ID, product type, super SKU flag, canonical URL and primary image.
- 💵 Price: current price, original price, discount in dollars and percent, an on-sale flag, promotion type and tag, price message, unit of measure, unit price, units per case, bulk price and bulk threshold, special buy flag.
- ⭐ Reviews: average rating, total review count and how many shoppers favourited the item.
- 📦 Availability: availability type, buyable and discontinued flags, returnable policy, quantity limit, option count, department, class and subclass.
- 🗂️ Context: breadcrumbs, collection name and URL, badges, sponsored flag, eco rebate and augmented reality flags.
- 🧰 Opt-in blocks: store inventory and delivery, key features, variants, images and video, subscribe and save, installation services.
- 🔎 Two sidecar datasets: the category facets Home Depot offers for your search with a product count behind each, and the related search terms it suggests.
What you can do with Home Depot data
🏪 Check stock at one store, by SKU.
Paste a list of item IDs, tick Store inventory and delivery, and every row comes back with the quantity on hand at the store ID you chose, the store name, the fulfilment services and the delivery timeline. The IDs go to Home Depot in batches in a single request each, so a SKU list is the cheapest thing this Actor can do.
💸 Track promotions store by store.
Prices and badges at Home Depot are per store, not national. Set storeId and every row is priced against that location, with the dollar and percent discount and the original price as their own columns rather than something you compute afterwards.
📊 Map a category and its filters.
Search a term, sort by top sellers, and read brand, price band and rating across the result set. Tick Category facets and you also get Home Depot's own filter tree, with the number of products behind every brand, price band and feature.
🔁 Watch a shelf over time.
Schedule the same search on a timer and diff the runs. Because the row carries storeQuantity and not just an in-stock boolean, you can see a shelf draining before it hits zero.
Why choose this scraper
| What you get | |
|---|---|
| No browser | Home Depot's own GraphQL service, not a rendered page, so a page of 48 products lands in about a second |
| Real per-store data | Prices, badges and stock read against your storeId, with the quantity on hand |
| SKU lookup built in | Item IDs go up in batches, and each row carries the same fields a search returns |
| Pay for what you take | A cheap base row plus eight optional blocks, each billed only when it actually returned something |
| Filters that do not cost extra | Price, brand, rating and sale filters run on the full row before it is projected, so they never add a charge |
| Honest ceilings | Home Depot stops yielding new rows at 696 per search term and refuses a start index past 720, and this Actor says so in the log instead of looping |
How it compares
Seventeen Home Depot Actors are listed on the Apify Store. The ones with real users are cheap and thin: maplerope44/home-depot-product-lookup charges $5 per 1,000 rows with a single event, crawlerbros/homedepot-scraper charges $2 per 1,000 plus a $5 run fee, and sian.agency/home-depot-product-scraper splits into $6 per 1,000 overview rows and $22 per 1,000 detail rows. This Actor sits at the same $5 per 1,000 as the leader, and the difference is what the row carries and what you can leave out.
| This Actor | Typical rival | |
|---|---|---|
| Base row price | $5 per 1,000 | $2 to $6 per 1,000 |
| Fields in the base row | 50 | Usually 10 to 15 |
| Per-store stock quantity | Yes, opt-in | Rare, and usually just a boolean |
| SKU lookup by item ID | Yes, batched | Rare |
| Optional blocks you can skip | 8 | 0 to 1 |
| Category facets and related keywords | Yes, own datasets | No |
What a Home Depot product looks like
Configure the run
Give it search terms, item IDs, or Home Depot URLs. A /s/ URL is read as a search, a /b/.../N-xxxx URL as a category, and a /p/.../123456789 URL as an item ID lookup. Single-word searches return the widest result sets; if a phrase comes back empty, the log prints the category URL Home Depot redirects it to so you can paste that in instead.
Search a keyword at one store:
Look up a SKU list with stock at your store:
Find discounted DEWALT tools over 4 stars, cheapest first:
Pricing
This Actor is pay per event. The base row is $0.005, and every optional block is billed separately and only when it actually returned data. Reading a page of up to 48 products costs $0.004, charged once per page and only when that page produced at least one row you kept.
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
| Actor start | $0.002 |
| Product (base row) | $0.005 |
| Search page (up to 48 products) | $0.004 |
| Store inventory and delivery | $0.004 |
| Key features, variants, images and video, category facet | $0.002 each |
| Subscribe and save, installation services, related keyword | $0.001 each |
| Products | Base rows only | With store inventory |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $0.52 | $0.92 |
| 1,000 | $5.09 | $9.09 |
| 10,000 | $50.84 | $90.84 |
Volume discounts follow your Apify plan: Bronze pays 3.8% less, Silver 7.4% less, Gold and above 11% less.
Free users
Free Apify accounts get a 10 row preview per run, which is enough to see every column and decide. Paid accounts get the full result set. Upgrade your plan to lift the cap.
Run it
- Create a free Apify account. New accounts come with $5 in free credit.
- Open the Actor, type a search term or paste a list of item IDs, and set your store ID.
- Tick only the optional blocks you actually need, then press Start.
- Download the results as CSV, JSON, Excel or XML, or pull them from the dataset API.
Use with AI agents (MCP)
Then ask in plain language:
- "What does a DEWALT cordless drill cost at Home Depot store 134, and how many are on the shelf?"
- "List every discounted drill under $100 at Home Depot with at least a 4 star rating."
- "Look up Home Depot item IDs 204279858 and 204373168 and tell me which one is cheaper."
Troubleshooting
No results at all. Home Depot throttles its own service from time to time and refuses requests before they reach the data. The log says so in as many words when it happens. The same run usually succeeds a few minutes later.
Fewer rows than I asked for. A Home Depot search stops yielding new rows at 696, whatever total it reports, and it refuses a start index past 720 outright. Split a broad term into narrower ones, or add a category URL, to go past that.
A phrase search returns nothing. Home Depot answers multi-word keywords with an empty result and a redirect instead. The log prints the category URL it redirects to; paste that URL into Start URLs.
A column says Not Disclosed or N/A. Not Disclosed means Home Depot publishes nothing there for that item; N/A means the field does not apply to it. Neither is a scraping failure, and no column is ever a bare null.
The stock filter drops everything. Only products in stock survive Only products in stock at the store, and that filter needs Store inventory and delivery ticked, because that is the block carrying the stock flag.
FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Do I need a Home Depot account or API key? | No. Everything this Actor reads is public. |
| Are the prices national? | No. They are read against the storeId you set, which is how Home Depot prices in real life. |
| How do I find my store ID? | It is in the store URL on homedepot.com, and it is the number Home Depot shows next to "Your Store". The default 134 is Atlanta, GA. |
| Can I get the stock quantity, not just in stock or not? | Yes. Tick Store inventory and delivery and the row carries storeQuantity. |
| How many products can one search return? | Home Depot stops serving new rows at 696 and refuses a start index past 720. Use several terms or category URLs for more. |
| Can I scrape a whole category? | Yes. Paste the category URL into Start URLs and it is read as a category. |
| Can I look products up by SKU? | Yes. Put the item IDs into Item IDs and they are looked up in batches. |
| Does it scrape reviews? | It returns the average rating and the review count, not the individual review texts. |
| Why is there a charge for a search page? | Paginating costs a request whether the page has one useful row or forty-eight. It is charged once per page and only when that page produced a row you kept. |
| Is this affiliated with Home Depot? | No. See the disclaimer below. |
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Disclaimer: this is an unofficial scraper and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The Home Depot. It collects only publicly available product information, no personal data. You are responsible for using the data in line with GDPR, CCPA, PIPL and Home Depot's own terms.
