Scrape Etsy search results sorted by price: 10 rows for $0.065
Disclosure: I publish and maintain the Actor used here ( publicrecords/etsy-search-scraper on Apify Store). This is the publisher account. You have an Etsy search query and you want the results as rows you can sort and filter, not a screenshot of page one. Here's the shortest route I know, with a real run as proof. What you get Each Etsy search result comes back as one row with listing_id , title…
The Actor named publicrecords/etsy-search-scraper, built on version 0.2.3, was utilized to scrape Etsy search results, specifically the 10 cheapest ceramic mug listings priced between $10 and $40. The results were returned as rows containing information such as listing_id, title, price, currency, shop_name, shop_url, rating_value, review_count, badges, position, and page.
The input for this specific run included the query "ceramic mug", selected sort option "price_asc", minimum and maximum price limits of $10 and $40, a maximum of 10 items per page, and a single page of results. The run was executed in the Apify Console with proxy configuration set to useApifyProxy and RESIDENTIAL group, with a US location.
The run cost $0.005 for starting the actor plus $0.006 for each listing row, totaling $0.065. The first three rows of the 10 returned included titles like "1980s Christmas Coffee Mug" priced at $10 by TheNostalgiaHunter with a rating of 4.9 and 2,200 reviews, "Daisy a Day Coffee Mug, 11oz Ceramic Mug" priced at $10 by SmugMugMugs with a rating of 5.0 and 51 reviews, and "America 250th Birthday Mug, 1776 Bicentennial Style" priced at $10 by SouthernRoyaltyUS with a rating of 5.0 and 32 reviews.
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