Vestiaire Collective Scraper: Export Listings and Sold Prices
This Apify actor collects public Vestiaire Collective listings and sold-search results, with price, currency, condition, brand, model, images and seller country for each item. It is made for luxury resellers, buyers and analysts who need resale prices in a file or through an API instead of copying them by hand.
Run it on Apify- $25.00 per 1,000 results
- 10 users in the last 30 days
- Export: JSON, CSV, Excel, API
- recordSchemaVersion
- 2.0
- recordType
- listing
- sourceMode
- SEARCH_API
- scrapedAt
- 2026-11-08T04:08:18.878Z
- collectedAt
- 2026-11-08T04:08:18.878Z
- country
- FR
- marketCountry
- FR
- query
- chanel classic flap
- page
- 1
What you get
recordTypeRow type: listing, sold_item, detail, seller_summary, risk_signal or run_diagnosticlistingIdVestiaire item identifiertitlePublic item titlebrandBrand name shown on the itemmodelModel name when Vestiaire shows oneconditionCondition as displayed on the item, null if not shownpriceDisplayed price as a numbercurrencyCurrency of the priceoriginalPriceEarlier price when the listing exposes itisSoldTrue when the row comes from a public sold resultsoldDisplayedPricePrice shown on a sold result, not the private final amountmarketCountryVestiaire market that was searchedsellerCountrySeller country when it is publicpriceHistoryPrice observations collected across tracking runsurlLink to the item page
What people use it for
Price a bag before buying it
Search a brand and model, set collection mode to combined, and pick the condition you are looking at. You get active asking prices and public sold results in one table, so you can see where a fair buy price sits before you make an offer.
Weekly price watchlist
Save one input with a fixed tracking store name and run it on an Apify schedule. Each run records price changes in the history, flags listings that disappear as missing, and only labels them likely sold after several comparable runs, so you can tell a drop from a removal.
Compare markets for the same item
Run the same search across several market codes such as FR, IT and GB. Items seen in more than one market are deduplicated, and market, seller country and item location stay in separate columns for a clean comparison.
Feed a catalogue or database
Turn on product details to add description, material, attributes and shipping fields. Pull the dataset through the Apify API, a webhook, Make or n8n, and load it into your own system on every run.
Who it is for
- Luxury resellers who check active and sold prices before buying a lot
- Personal shoppers and sourcing agents who compare the same model across markets
- Pricing analysts who track price changes on a schedule
- Developers who feed Vestiaire data into a database, dashboard or script
- Marketplace researchers who study brand mix and seller activity
How to run it
- Open the Vestiaire Collective Scraper page on Apify and click Try for free (an Apify account is needed).
- In the Input tab, add search terms or paste Vestiaire search, category, seller or product URLs.
- Choose active, sold or combined mode, the markets to search, item conditions and the maximum number of results.
- Click Start and wait for the run to finish; rows appear in the Output tab as they are collected.
- Download the dataset as CSV, Excel or JSON, or fetch it with the Apify API from your own code.
Pricing
You pay per result, through your Apify account: $25.00 per 1,000 results at the time of writing (2026-11-08). No subscription to this actor. Apify's free plan includes monthly platform credit, enough to test it. The current price is always the one shown on the Apify page.
Questions
Is it legal to scrape Vestiaire Collective?
The actor reads only public pages, with no login, cookies or private account data. Whether your use is allowed depends on your country, Vestiaire's terms and what you do with the data, so check those before you collect at scale. The actor is an independent community tool and is not affiliated with Vestiaire Collective.
Can I get Vestiaire Collective sold prices?
Yes, sold mode collects items from Vestiaire's public sold-search results with the price that was displayed. That displayed price is not the private amount the buyer and seller settled on, and the actor does not claim it is.
How much does the Vestiaire Collective scraper cost?
It uses pay per event pricing on Apify. On the free tier an active listing costs $0.025, a sold item $0.03 and each parsed search page $0.002, with lower prices on paid Apify plans. Product details, seller summaries and duplicate clusters are charged separately and only when you turn them on.
What export formats are available?
Results go to an Apify dataset that you can download as CSV, Excel or JSON. You can also read it through the Apify API, or connect it to Google Sheets, Make, n8n or a webhook.
Which countries does it cover?
The input accepts 70 Vestiaire market codes, and France is the default. France is the market the developer has verified; other markets are available as options but coverage may differ, so start with a small run.
What are the limits of a single run?
A run accepts up to 20 search terms and 100 start URLs, and stops at 10,000 listing rows, 25,000 total rows or 360 minutes. Fields that Vestiaire does not show stay empty, and page changes on the site can affect results, so a small test run is a good first step.
Does it detect fake or counterfeit items?
No. The optional duplicate signals group listings that look alike so you can review them yourself. They are not a fraud or authenticity verdict.