Google Shopping Scraper API — Real-Time Prices from 40+ Countries

A Google Shopping scraper extracts data from a specific search result or product page on demand. A Google Shopping crawler automates this at scale — scheduling recurring scrapes across thousands of products. ShoppingScraper does both: use the API to scrape on demand, or set up a Scheduler to crawl your entire catalog daily, 2x daily, 4x daily, or on any custom frequency.

Yes. ShoppingScraper is a real-time Google Shopping price scraper: send a product (by EAN/GTIN, product name, or keyword) and the API returns every seller's current price for that product on Google Shopping — across 40+ countries — in a single JSON call. Unlike a generic price scraper, it matches the EAN to the correct Google product first, so the prices you scrape belong to the right item instead of a lookalike. Run it on demand for a one-off price check, or schedule it to scrape Google Shopping prices daily for ongoing price monitoring and repricing.

We support 40+ countries including the US, UK, Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Poland, Australia, Canada, Japan, and more. You specify the country using a standard two-letter country code.

Yes — and this is where we're different. A raw EAN search on Google Shopping often returns the wrong product, mixed-up listings, or no result, because Google's barcode index is incomplete and noisy. Our /match endpoint solves it: it resolves the real product behind the EAN (using the actual product title and other signals), then matches the correct Google Shopping SKU with our own algorithm — so the offers, variants, and reviews you get are tied to the right product, not a lookalike.

Because Google Shopping's own barcode index is sparse and inconsistent — many products simply aren't keyed by EAN, and the same barcode can surface unrelated or regional listings. A direct EAN query inherits all of that noise, which is why naive scrapers return bogus matches. ShoppingScraper is the only Google Shopping API built to sidestep this: our resolver identifies the real product behind the EAN, searches the way Google's catalog is actually indexed, and uses our matching algorithm to lock onto the right SKU — turning an unreliable lookup into a deterministic one.

Prices are scraped in real time from live Google Shopping results, so they reflect what a shopper sees at the moment of the request. Prices can change frequently, so we recommend scheduling regular lookups for monitoring use cases.

Yes. We return the product price and shipping cost as separate fields where Google Shopping displays them. Some merchants include free shipping, which is also indicated in the response.

We return all merchant offers displayed on the Google Shopping results page for a given query, typically between 5 and 40 offers depending on the product and country.

Yes. The API returns both organic and promoted merchant listings from Google Shopping. You can track which competitors bid on your target keywords and at what price points they appear.

Yes. Using a product's catalog ID, our product variants endpoint returns all related variants including different colors, sizes, and styles. This lets you map an entire product family and track pricing across every variant.

Yes. We extract aggregate review scores, total review counts, and individual review text from Google Shopping product pages. This data is useful for sentiment analysis and competitive benchmarking.

Call the /match endpoint with a 13-digit EAN/GTIN and the target Google Shopping site. Instead of a naive barcode lookup (which Google frequently gets wrong), our matcher resolves the real product first — by its true title and other signals — then returns the correct Google Shopping catalog ID (SKU). That SKU is the reliable key for variants, reviews, and offers. Add deepsearch=true for AI-powered fuzzy matching on the hardest cases (4 credits).

Yes. The API is a plain REST endpoint, so a Python requests or httpx call returns structured JSON — no BeautifulSoup, Selenium, or proxy management needed. For catalog-scale jobs, use asyncio with an httpx client and a concurrency limit, or our Scheduler to crawl on a recurring frequency.

We collect only publicly available Google Shopping listing data and manage proxy infrastructure, rate limiting, and request hygiene for you. You receive structured data through an authorized API rather than scraping Google directly. As always, review your own terms and consult legal counsel for your specific use case.

Yes. The same EAN/GTIN queries Google Shopping plus 65+ other marketplace scrapers (Amazon, bol.com, and more) through one unified API, returning comparable structured JSON. This lets you build a single cross-channel price-position view per product.

Use the Scheduler to crawl your full catalog on a recurring frequency (daily, 2x/day, 4x/day, or custom), or batch lookups through the API. Tier monitoring frequency by product importance — hourly for top revenue items, daily for mid-tier, weekly for the long tail — to keep credit usage efficient.