Product Data Extraction API

Q: What does the response look like?

data.json.product holds title, brand, category, description, aggregateRating, images and variants. Each variant has its sku, options (such as size and colour), price as {amount, currency} and availability.

Q: How are prices returned?

As a decimal amount with an ISO 4217 currency code, for example {"amount": 78.00, "currency": "USD"}, on every store. When an item is on sale, the original price is returned too.

Q: Can I get prices for another country?

Yes. Add proxyCountry, for example "de", and the request exits in that country, so you get the price, currency and stock shoppers there see. It adds 4 credits to the request.

Q: How much does it cost?

The same as any other scrape: 0.25 credits when the page loads without a browser, 1 credit with JavaScript and 5 credits with a premium proxy. Failed requests cost nothing.

An ecommerce product scraper as an API. Get the title, brand, every variant with its SKU, price, currency and stock, plus the image gallery, in one request. It works on Shopify, WooCommerce and most other stores.

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Request

{
  "url": "store.com/products/tee",
  "extractionMode": "template",
  "template": "product"
}

Returns: Variants, prices, stock, images
Cost: From 0.25 credits a page
Best for: Price monitoring and catalogues

500 free credits every month
No card to start
Failed requests cost nothing

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Every store stores products differently

Shopify feeds, WooCommerce APIs, schema.org markup, or nothing structured at all
Prices in cents on one site, strings with currency symbols on the next
Variants hidden behind size and colour pickers loaded by JavaScript
A parser per store that breaks on the next redesign

One template, one JSON shape

Same JSON on every store

template: "product" returns the same fields on every store
Prices as a decimal amount with an ISO currency code
Every variant with its options, SKU and stock
proxyCountry for the price shoppers see in another country

There is no separate endpoint to learn. Set extractionMode: "template" and template: "product" on the Web Scraping API. To check a single page without code, use the free Product Data Extractor.

Product data you can store as it arrives.

No per-store parsers and no cleaning step: each field comes back in the same place and the same format, whichever platform the store runs on.

Every variant

Each size, colour or other option as its own variant, with its SKU, price and stock status.

variants[]

Clean prices

A decimal amount and an ISO 4217 currency code on every variant, plus the original price when an item is on sale.

price: { amount, currency }

Works across platforms

Shopify (including headless stores), WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and any store that publishes schema.org product markup.

one template

Regional prices

Route the request through a proxy in another country to see its local price, currency and stock. Adds 4 credits.

proxyCountry: "de"

The full gallery

Every product image, deduplicated and in the store's order, with each variant pointing at its own image.

images[]

Nothing made up

A category, search or cart page returns no product instead of a guess, so bad URLs don't pollute your data.

product: null

What teams build on product data.

Track competitor prices on a schedule

Re-fetch the same product pages daily and store each variant's price and stock. Changes show up as a diff, not as a broken parser.

Decimal price with currency
Stock per variant
Same JSON every run

Typical request

POST /webscraping
{
  "url": "https://www.patagonia.com/product/mens-better-sweater-fleece-jacket/25528.html",
  "extractionMode": "template",
  "template": "product"
}

Example output · patagonia.com

variants[0].sku25528-OLGG

variants[0].price169 USD

variants[0].availability.inStocktrue

Your first product extraction, in a few lines.

quickstart.pyofficial SDK

# pip install geekflare-api
from geekflare_api.client import GeekflareClient
from geekflare_api.models import WebScrapeDto

with GeekflareClient(api_key="<api-key>") as client:
    result = client.web_scrape(
        WebScrapeDto(
            url="https://testingurl.dev/scraping/ecommerce/product/3",
            extractionMode="template",
            template="product"
        )
    )
    print(result)

Web Scraping Reference

One API. Every stack.

One account works from an agent, a workflow builder, an SDK or your own service.

MCP server

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CodexAny MCP client

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LLM & agent pipelines

LLM-ready Markdown straight into a retrieval pipeline, with the boilerplate stripped so you spend context on content, not navigation.

RAGAgentsClean MarkdownGrounded search

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Workflow builders

Run any endpoint as a step in a visual scenario. Useful when the person who needs the data does not write code.

ZapierMaken8n

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SDKs & REST

First-party typed SDKs for Python and Node. Everything else talks plain REST, from any language.

PythonNode.jsPostman

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How many product pages each plan covers.

The template costs the same as any other scrape: each page is charged for what it needed. Failed requests cost nothing.

2 months free

Covered per month	Free $0/mo No card	Starter $19/mo	Most popular Growth $69/mo	Business 500K $299/mo	Business 1M $499/mo
Credits a month	500	20,000	100,000	500,000	1,000,000
Product pages without a browserStores whose product data loads without JavaScript.0.25 credits	2,000	80,000	400,000	2,000,000	4,000,000
Product pages with JavaScriptRendered in a browser, with a basic proxy and stealth mode when needed.1 credit	500	20,000	100,000	500,000	1,000,000
Product pages with a premium proxyFor stores that block everything else, or when you pick a country.5 credits	–	4,000	20,000	100,000	200,000
Requests per second	1	5	10	25	25

Free
$0/mo
No card
Credits a month
500
Product pages without a browser0.25 credits
2,000
Product pages with JavaScript1 credit
500
Product pages with a premium proxy5 credits
–
Requests per second
1
Starter
$19/mo
Credits a month
20,000
Product pages without a browser0.25 credits
80,000
Product pages with JavaScript1 credit
20,000
Product pages with a premium proxy5 credits
4,000
Requests per second
5
GrowthMost popular
$69/mo
Credits a month
100,000
Product pages without a browser0.25 credits
400,000
Product pages with JavaScript1 credit
100,000
Product pages with a premium proxy5 credits
20,000
Requests per second
10
Business 500K
$299/mo
Credits a month
500,000
Product pages without a browser0.25 credits
2,000,000
Product pages with JavaScript1 credit
500,000
Product pages with a premium proxy5 credits
100,000
Requests per second
25
Business 1M
$499/mo
Credits a month
1,000,000
Product pages without a browser0.25 credits
4,000,000
Product pages with JavaScript1 credit
1,000,000
Product pages with a premium proxy5 credits
200,000
Requests per second
25

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Before you integrate product extraction.

General questions about the endpoint are answered on the Web Scraping API page.

Open the Web Scraping API page

Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, Salesforce Commerce Cloud and any other store that publishes schema.org product markup. Send the URL of a single product page.

data.json.product holds title, brand, category, description, aggregateRating, images and variants. Each variant has its sku, options (such as size and colour), price as {amount, currency} and availability.

As a decimal amount with an ISO 4217 currency code, for example {"amount": 78.00, "currency": "USD"}, on every store. When an item is on sale, the original price is returned too.

Yes. Add proxyCountry, for example "de", and the request exits in that country, so you get the price, currency and stock shoppers there see. It adds 4 credits to the request.

Yes, one product page at a time. Each request takes a single product URL, so collect the URLs first from the store's sitemap or category pages, then send each one.

You get no product back rather than a guess, so bad URLs don't end up in your data.

The same as any other scrape: 0.25 credits when the page loads without a browser, 1 credit with JavaScript and 5 credits with a premium proxy. Failed requests cost nothing.

Yes. Try one page in the free Product Data Extractor, run requests in the dashboard playground, use it from Zapier, Make or n8n, or call it from AI agents through our MCP server.

500 product pages a month, free.

The free tier renews every month and needs no card. Extract your first product in a single call.

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Product Data Extraction API

Try it on your own URL

Every store stores products differently

One template, one JSON shape

Product data you can store as it arrives.

Every variant

Clean prices

Works across platforms

Regional prices

The full gallery

Nothing made up

What teams build on product data.

Track competitor prices on a schedule

Your first product extraction, in a few lines.

One API. Every stack.

MCP server

LLM & agent pipelines

Workflow builders

SDKs & REST

How many product pages each plan covers.

What customers say.

One key, a different job.

Other APIs on the same plan.

Before you integrate product extraction.

Which ecommerce platforms does it support?

What does the response look like?

How are prices returned?

Can I get prices for another country?

Can I scrape a whole ecommerce website?

What happens if I send a category or search page?

How much does it cost?

Can I try it without writing code?

500 product pages a month, free.