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Joom Listings Scraper
Joom Listings Scraper extracts product listings from Joom.com category and product pages β capturing names, prices, discounts, gallery images, variants, ratings, reviews, sellers, and category breadcrumbs in 25 languages β ideal for price tracking, competitive analysis, and product research.
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ποΈ Joom Listings Scraper
Easily extract product listings from Joom. The Joom Listings Scraper lets you collect structured product data from joom.com category pages and product detail pages β names, prices, images, variants, ratings, sellers, and category breadcrumbs β for price tracking, competitive analysis, and product research.
β¨ Features
- π·οΈ Comprehensive Product Data: Retrieve product id, name (localized + English), price, discount, gallery images, ratings, review counts, variants, seller info, and category path.
- π 25 Languages Supported: Scrape localized product names and descriptions in English, German, French, Spanish, Polish, Italian, Czech, Russian-Ukraine, and 17 more.
- β‘ Two-Mode Operation: Fast listing mode for bulk card data, or detail mode that calls Joom's internal API directly (~80Γ bandwidth reduction vs. re-rendering SSR pages).
- π‘οΈ Built-in Anti-Bot Handling: SHA3-256 PoW challenge solver, SSR
window.__dataparsing, and automatic session rotation when Joom serves the SPA shell. - π Flexible Input: Use category slugs (
shoes,womens-fashion), category IDs, or direct Joom URLs.
π οΈ How It Works
- Pick categories or URLs β Enter Joom category slugs (e.g.
shoes), category IDs, or paste full Joom URLs. - Choose your mode β Leave
includeProductDetailoff for fast card-level data, or turn it on for full product detail via Joom's internal API. - Run the scraper β Start the run; results stream into the dataset as products are processed.
π₯ Input
Provide a JSON input with the fields below. Most fields have sensible defaults β only categorySlugs, categoryIds, or startUrls is required to point the scraper at something.
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
startUrls | array | [] | Joom URLs to scrape β category listings (https://www.joom.com/{lang}/category/{slug}) or product detail pages (https://www.joom.com/{lang}/products/{id}). |
categorySlugs | string[] | [] | Joom category slugs to scrape, e.g. "shoes", "womens-fashion", "beauty-health". |
categoryIds | string[] | [] | Joom category IDs from the categoryGraph, e.g. "1597236200138726397-237-2-2-990526431". |
language | string | "en" | Language code controlling URL path and localized product names. One of 25 codes (en, de, fr, es, pl, it, cs, ru-ua, β¦). |
includeProductDetail | boolean | false | If true, fetch full product detail (description, variants, attributes, breadcrumbs, seller info) for every card via Joom's internal API. Changes the billing event (see Pricing). |
maxImagesPerProduct | integer | 10 | Maximum gallery image URLs per product item (1β50). |
maxItems | integer | 1000 | Hard cap on the number of product items pushed to the dataset (0 = unlimited). |
proxyConfiguration | object | Apify residential | Proxy settings. Residential proxy is strongly recommended β datacenter IPs trigger the SHA3 PoW challenge almost immediately. |
Example input
{"categorySlugs":["shoes"],"language":"en","includeProductDetail":false,"maxItems":100,"proxyConfiguration":{"useApifyProxy":true,"apifyProxyGroups":["RESIDENTIAL"]}}
π Sample Output Data
The scraper provides structured JSON output. Example item from a category listing:
[{"id":"69d8db5b7a86840109a3355b","storeId":"69b9e4617b6051cfd1671fca","name":"Men's Lightweight Running Shoes","nameEn":"Men's Lightweight Running Shoes","permalink":"https://www.joom.com/en/products/69d8db5b7a86840109a3355b","price":{"amount":23.99,"currency":"EUR"},"originalPrice":{"amount":39.99,"currency":"EUR"},"discountPercent":40,"inStock":true,"rating":4.5,"reviewsCount":312,"isSponsored":false,"mainImage":"https://img.joomcdn.net/a_800_800.jpeg","images":["https://img.joomcdn.net/a_800_800.jpeg","https://img.joomcdn.net/b_800_800.jpeg"],"store":{"id":"69b9e4617b6051cfd1671fca","name":"Acme Footwear"},"categoryPath":[{"id":"shoes","slug":"shoes","name":"Shoes"}]}]
When includeProductDetail is true, items also include description, descriptionEn, variants[], attributes, shippingDays, and richer store info (rating, verified, location).
You can download the dataset in JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, or XML directly from the Apify Console.
π° Pricing
This Actor uses Pay-Per-Event billing. You're charged only for items that are successfully pushed to the dataset β failed requests, retries, and skipped items are free.
| Event | Triggered when | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
product-listing | One product card is pushed with includeProductDetail: false (listing-only mode). | $0.001 / item |
item-detail | One enriched product is pushed with includeProductDetail: true (description, variants, attributes, seller info). | $0.005 / item |
Cost examples
| Items | Listing mode | Detail mode |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $0.10 | $0.50 |
| 1,000 | $1.00 | $5.00 |
| 10,000 | $10.00 | $50.00 |
Apify platform charges (compute units, proxy traffic) are not added on top β PPE pricing covers the full cost.
π‘ Tips
- Start with listing mode to validate categories and language before switching on detail mode.
- Use residential proxy β Joom aggressively rate-limits datacenter IPs and forces a SHA3-256 proof-of-work challenge that costs compute and time.
- Cap with
maxItemsduring testing to avoid surprise charges from a large category.
