Copart Public Search Scraper (Pay-Per-Event)

Extract vehicle auction data from Copart's public search. Search by keyword, make, model, year range, damage type, and location. Returns lot details including VIN, mileage, damage, current bid, auction date, and more.

Scrape Copart vehicle auction listings with search by keyword, make, model, damage type, location, and more. Extracts lot number, VIN, year, make, model, damage, odometer, bids, images, title codes, and auction dates.

Scrape Walmart search results for prices, discounts, ratings, review counts, sellers, and deal badges. Pay-per-event pricing — only pay for the products you actually scrape.

Real-time Copart auction monitor. Filter by make, model, year, damage type, yard, sale date, fuel/drive/body, source (repos/theft recovery). New & updated lots streamed to your webhook or Apify Dataset. Pay-per-lot — $0.05 per new, $0.02 per update.

Extract comprehensive vehicle auction data from Copart using direct API calls. This actor retrieves detailed vehicle information including lot details, build sheets, damage reports, pricing data, auction status, and technical specifications.

Scrape Airbnb listings worldwide for prices, ratings, amenities, host info, photos, coordinates, house rules, and per-day calendar availability. Pay-per-event pricing — only pay for the listings you actually scrape.

[Only $1.5💰] Copart UK lots via search URL or filters (make, model, year, odometer, yards, chips). Flat JSON/CSV: vehicle specs, damage, yard & GPS, auction, bids & sale dates, title, masked VIN & reg, odometer, notes, lotImages, thumbnail_image, sourceUrl, searchResult.

🔍 Easily collect vehicle lots from Copart Provide one or multiple Copart search result URLs and extract detailed lot data such as lot number, vehicle title, title type, location & direct lot link 🚗📊 Perfect for auction monitoring, dealer inventory tracking & automotive data research 🚀📈

Scrape Steam Store search results for prices, discounts, review summaries, positive percentages, review counts, platforms, and release dates. Pay-per-event pricing — only pay for the games you actually scrape.