eBay Product Scraper
Scrape eBay Product Listings to a Spreadsheet
Extract product titles, prices, condition, seller ratings, bid counts, and shipping details from any eBay search or category page. No code, no API — just open the page and click extract.
What data gets extracted
DataLens automatically detects and extracts these fields from eBay — no selectors, no code, no maintenance.
How it works
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Open an eBay search results or category page in Chrome.
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Launch DataLens and identify the listing card structure.
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Export the extracted listing data to CSV or Excel.
Frequently asked questions
These are the most common questions teams ask before using DataLens for this workflow.
What eBay data can I extract?
You can extract product titles, current prices, buy-it-now prices, bid counts, item condition, seller usernames, seller ratings, shipping info, and time remaining for auctions.
Can I scrape eBay sold listings?
Yes. Filter eBay search to show completed or sold listings and DataLens will extract the same fields from those results.
Does it work across multiple eBay pages?
Yes. DataLens works across paginated eBay search results. Navigate through pages and DataLens aggregates the data before you export.
Can I export eBay data to Excel?
Yes. Export extracted eBay listings to CSV, Excel (XLSX), or JSON for use in price comparison tools or inventory systems.
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