SHEIN
1,827 categoriesThe full catalogue: product detail with variants, images, pricing and review counts. Live search drives a real browser at the source when stored data will not do.
- /v1/products
- /v1/products/{id}
- /v1/categories
- /v1/search
Services
A purpose-built extractor for each source, behind one envelope, one auth header and one set of limits. Switching marketplace is a query parameter.
The full catalogue: product detail with variants, images, pricing and review counts. Live search drives a real browser at the source when stored data will not do.
Listing and product detail across the global storefront, in the same shape as SHEIN. Categories carry a path and a parent, so the tree survives the trip intact.
Product detail, offers and category browse, normalised into the same record shape as everything else. Switching source is a query parameter, not a rewrite.
The refurbished side of the market — phones, laptops, consoles — carrying the full set: listing, product detail, the category catalogue and live search, in the same record shape as the new-goods sources.
The difference between a scraper and a platform is what happens on the bad days.
Cap any key below your plan: monthly quota, requests per minute, live searches per day, concurrency. One runaway job cannot spend the month.
Test keys return real data on a small free quota and cannot drive live search. The environment is in the key itself, so the two are never confused.
Every call with its status, latency, bytes, quota spent and the upstream's own reply. Every response carries a link straight to its entry.
A stored read spends one unit, a live search spends ten, because it drives a real browser. You are billed for what a call actually costs us.
Keys carry explicit scopes and rotate with a grace window, so a credential rolls without a gap of failed requests in between.
A cold cache returns 503 with a retry, not an empty list dressed up as success. You are never told there is no data when we simply do not have it.
A test key returns real data from the first request. 2000 credits a month, no card.