Product catalog data

Product catalog data from online stores.

Turn a store's catalogue pages into product and variant records, then download them as JSON or CSV.

Updated · datawebot team

What you get

What you get
DataFieldsComes from
Store catalogue pagesProduct and variant records with attributes, prices and URLsExtraction Jobs on the brand stores in our endpoint directory
Product detailsOne product with all its reported variantsA product details Job on one product URL
Marketplace search pagesTitle, price, original price, rating, review count and linkSearch on Amazon, Walmart and other supported marketplaces

A real result

We ran the first catalogue page of a US footwear and fashion store and got 50 products. Read 9 Nov 2026, 04:26 UTC.

A real result
ProductPrice
EVEREST BLACK LEATHER$119.97
ASHLIN SUNGLASSES TORTOISE$14.99
LIANNA BAG RUST$39.99

The first three of 50 products. This store's pages show no ratings or review counts, so those fields are empty.

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What to know before you buy

  • One Job covers one URL. A store URL starts at its catalogue, and a collection or search URL narrows it.
  • A bounded result is not a claim to a merchant's full inventory. Large catalogues need several narrower collection URLs.
  • Job results can be read for seven days, so keep your own copy.
  • To repeat a read, run it on your own schedule from your agent, cron or GitHub Actions.

What it costs

Every account starts with 200 free credits. A search costs 5 credits and a product read 1, with every seller's price; failed requests are free. Credit packs start at $10, with no subscription.

A few useful answers.

Can I get a store's whole catalogue?

You can collect it in bounded Jobs, one URL at a time. Each Job has page and product limits, so a large store needs several collection URLs.

What format does the data come in?

JSON, with a CSV download from a Job's results on the dashboard.

How much does a catalogue page cost?

Extraction Jobs are priced per page. find_endpoints shows each endpoint's price before you run it, and it is free.