Shopify Store Products Scraper

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Scrape every product, variant, price, image, vendor and tag from any Shopify store — via its public /products.json endpoint. No login, no anti-bot, fast.

Input

{
"domains":["allbirds.com","https://shop.example.com"],
"maxProductsPerStore":0,
"outputMode":"variant",
"proxyConfiguration":{"useApifyProxy":true}
}

• domains — store domains or URLs (handles shop. subdomains automatically).
• maxProductsPerStore — 0 = whole catalog.
• outputMode — product (default) or variant (one flat row per SKU).

Output

Two modes, set with outputMode:

• product (default) — one row per product:

  shop, productId, title, handle, url, vendor, productType, tags, options[], priceMin, priceMax, available, variantCount, publishedAt, createdAt, updatedAt, images[], variants[{id,title,sku,barcode,price,compareAtPrice,onSale,available, position,option1,option2,option3,taxable,grams,featuredImage,variantUrl}]

• variant — one flat row per variant (SKU-level): each variant becomes its own dataset item with sku, price, compareAtPrice, onSale, per-variant option1/2/3, featuredImage and variantUrl, plus the parent product context. This is the inventory/catalog-grade format the per-product-only Shopify scrapers on the Store can't produce — ideal for price-tracking feeds, dropship catalogs and BI/RAG pipelines that key on SKU.

Use cases

Competitor price/catalog tracking, dropship product research, market analysis, restock/price-drop monitoring, feeding a RAG/AI pipeline with live catalog data.

Honest scope

Pulls everything Shopify's public /products.json exposes. barcode and per-variant inventory quantity are admin-API only — they are not in the public feed, so no public Shopify scraper (this one included) can return them; barcode is emitted as "" for schema stability. The honest wedge here is SKU-level per-variant rows + on-sale flagging + per-variant images/options/URLs at a cheap-at-volume price, which the per-product incumbents do not offer.

Pricing

Pay per result (~$0.0005–0.001/product). Whole-catalog scrapes of large stores run to thousands of products — priced to stay cheap at volume.

Publish

apify push → Console → Publication → Publish + set Pay-per-result.