Scraping global platforms: Marketplaces
Products, prices, sellers and ratings from marketplaces worldwide: full catalog or selected categories, one-off or on a schedule.
Marketplaces are the most dynamic corner of e-commerce worldwide: prices and offer sets change many times a day, sellers come and go, the buybox switches hands. Scraping turns that churn into manageable data: you see who sells what, and at what price, in every category.
This list counts 87 stores; the leaders by domain authority: Amazon, Etsy, Amazon. We collect data from large multi-level catalogs and niche shops alike: everything lands in one structure, so prices and assortment compare directly.
Shelves in this list carry Apple, Samsung, Nike, Adidas, Sony, Philips and other brands — every product is linked to its brand in the feed, so you can track brand presence and pricing across sellers.
Delivery is tailored to the task: from a one-off Excel/CSV file to a stream of updates via API or into your DBMS. We start with a free data sample — you verify structure and quality before any payment.
Fields we collect: Marketplaces
The baseline set for this category — extended to fit your task.
title, URL, ID/SKU, category, images
current price, buybox price, old price, discount
seller, offer count, delivery terms and times
product and seller scores, review counts
status, stock, dispatch warehouse/region
timestamp of every snapshot, price history
Jobs this scraping gets done
Who wins each product card and at what price.
Which sellers carry your brand — and who undercuts.
Assortment volume, price corridors, category leaders.
Live competitor prices as input for your pricing engine.
Stores in this category worldwide
Ranked by domain authority — price scraping and scheduled price monitoring are available for any platform below.
| # | Store | DR |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amazon |
96 |
| 2 | Etsy |
94 |
| 3 | Amazon |
93 |
| 4 | Amazon |
93 |
| 5 | Amazon |
93 |
| 6 | eBay |
93 |
| 7 | Alibaba |
92 |
| 8 | AliExpress |
92 |
| 9 | Amazon |
92 |
| 10 | Amazon Canada |
92 |
| 11 | Amazon |
91 |
| 12 | Amazon |
91 |
| 13 | Amazon |
91 |
| 14 | Amazon Australia |
91 |
| 15 | bol |
91 |
| 16 | eBay |
91 |
| 17 | eBay |
91 |
| 18 | Lazada |
91 |
| 19 | Lazada Philippines |
91 |
| 20 | Shopee |
91 |
| 21 | Amazon |
90 |
| 22 | Trendyol |
90 |
| 23 | Wildberries |
90 |
| 24 | Mercado Livre |
89 |
| 25 | Mercari |
89 |
| 26 | Amazon |
87 |
| 27 | Rakuten |
87 |
| 28 | Shopee |
87 |
| 29 | Mercado Libre |
86 |
| 30 | eBay Australia |
85 |
| 31 | eBay |
84 |
| 32 | OLX |
84 |
| 33 | Shopee Philippines |
84 |
| 34 | Temu |
84 |
| 35 | Amazon |
83 |
| 36 | Amazon |
83 |
| 37 | eBay |
82 |
| 38 | Qoo10 |
82 |
| 39 | AliExpress Russia |
81 |
| 40 | Amazon |
81 |
| 41 | eBay Canada |
81 |
| 42 | Banggood |
80 |
| 43 | Mercado Libre Chile |
80 |
| 44 | Wallapop |
80 |
| 45 | Allegro |
79 |
| 46 | Amazon Ireland |
79 |
| 47 | Mercado Libre Colombia |
79 |
| 48 | Amazon South Africa |
78 |
| 49 | eBay |
78 |
| 50 | Vestiaire Collective |
78 |
| 51 | Vinted |
78 |
| 52 | Wish |
78 |
| 53 | OLX |
76 |
| 54 | Allegro |
74 |
| 55 | eBay |
74 |
| 56 | eBay |
74 |
| 57 | eMAG |
74 |
| 58 | Joom |
74 |
| 59 | eBay |
73 |
| 60 | eBay Ireland |
73 |
| 61 | Mercado Libre Perú |
73 |
| 62 | Vinted |
73 |
| 63 | Fruugo |
72 |
| 64 | Vinted |
72 |
| 65 | eBay |
71 |
| 66 | eMAG |
71 |
| 67 | Vinted |
70 |
| 68 | OLX |
69 |
| 69 | Ozon |
69 |
| 70 | Gumtree South Africa |
68 |
| 71 | Rappi Argentina |
68 |
| 72 | Rappi Perú |
68 |
| 73 | Rappi Chile |
67 |
| 74 | Wildberries |
66 |
| 75 | Ozon |
64 |
| 76 | Ozon |
64 |
| 77 | TiendaMia |
59 |
| 78 | CDON |
57 |
| 79 | Carousell Philippines |
55 |
| 80 | CDON |
55 |
| 81 | Vinted |
55 |
| 82 | Ubuy Nigeria |
47 |
| 83 | Kaufland |
45 |
| 84 | Wildberries |
41 |
| 85 | Veepee |
40 |
| 86 | Ubuy |
39 |
| 87 | ZoodMall |
30 |
DR (Domain Rating) — domain authority on a 0–100 scale; it reflects link-profile strength, not sales.
Top platforms: what gets scraped
Quick notes on the leaders of this list — any of them can be plugged into the same field structure.
For Amazon we collect product card, price & buybox — with change history — useful for repricing and assortment control.
For Etsy we collect price & buybox, sellers & offers — with change history — useful for repricing and assortment control.
For Amazon we set up recurring collection: sellers & offers, ratings & reviews, availability. Cadence ranges from a one-off export to several refreshes a day.
From Amazon we usually extract ratings & reviews, availability, product card. The export arrives in the same structure as the rest of this list, so the data compares directly.
On Amazon we track the catalog and prices — availability, product card — one-off or on a schedule. Delivered as a file, via API or straight into your database.
From request to first delivery
Request & brief
Pick platforms from the list, define fields and cadence.
Data sample
We show the structure on a real catalog fragment, free.
Full collection
Entire catalogs, with quality and dedup control.
Data delivery
Excel, CSV, JSON, API or your DBMS — one-off or scheduled.
Frequently asked questions
Can you collect all sellers of a card, not just the buybox winner?
How often can marketplace prices be refreshed?
Will you collect an entire category with hundreds of thousands of items?
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