Bunnings Scraper - Products & Reviews from bunnings.com.au

Extract structured product data from Bunnings Warehouse (bunnings.com.au), Australia's largest hardware and home-improvement retailer. Search by keyword with brand, price, rating and sort filters, or paste product, category and search URLs - and get clean JSON with full specifications, pricing, image galleries, warranty, and customer reviews with rating statistics.

Running on the Apify platform gives you API access, scheduling, integrations (Google Sheets, Zapier, webhooks), automatic proxy rotation and full run monitoring out of the box.

What it does

Give it a keyword (or a list of Bunnings URLs) and it returns one structured record per product. Category and search results are collected across multiple pages, so you can gather hundreds of drills, mowers, paints or fasteners in a single run.

Fields per product

Field	Description
code, itemNumber	Bunnings product code / item number
name, title	Product name and canonical brand-prefixed title
brand, brandCode, brandUrl, brandIconUrl	Brand name, code, brand page and icon
isLeadingBrand, isTradeBrand	Brand flags
price, currency, formattedPrice	Price, currency and formatted price
wasPrice, savingsAmount, savingsPercent, isOnSpecial	Original / "was" price and discount (see note below - stays empty on Bunnings)
offerTypes, isRedemptionOffer	Site's own product-offer tags (e.g. Redemption Offer, New Arrival)
promotion, hasPromotion	Marketing campaign the product is in (name, dates, OnePass-exclusive flag)
productOffers	Detail-level product offers list, verbatim (empty on most products)
variants	Size / colour variant matrix with per-variant code, item number and URL
sustainabilityInformation, guideDocuments	Sustainability info and care / guide documents
fsc, colorCount, sizeCount, hasMultipleOffers	Certification and variant-count flags
isDeliveryIncluded, isPOAProduct, isAREnabled	Additional product flags
priceType, priceAvailable	Price type (e.g. FROM) and availability flag
paymentOptions	Instalment options (Afterpay, PayPal, Zip)
unitOfPrice	Unit-of-measure price where shown
rating, ratingCount	Average star rating and number of ratings
reviewStats	Aggregate rating stats + star distribution
reviews[]	Review text, star rating, author, date, recommended flag, helpful votes
specifications	Flattened spec name to value map
features[]	Full feature list (name, code, value)
summary	Product summary
warranty	Warranty & returns text
weight, dimension	Weight and packaged / product dimensions
images[], imageUrl, thumbnailUrl	Full image gallery and primary image
categories, superCategories, categoryPath	Category taxonomy
keySellingPoints	Key selling points
availableForDelivery, inStorePickup, purchasable	Availability flags
fulfilment	Delivery / click-and-collect fulfilment detail
isTradeOnly, isSpecialProduct, isDangerousGood, customMade	Product flags
bestSeller, newArrival, forHire, ageRestricted	Merchandising flags
variantCount, size, productRanges	Variant and range info
url, source, searchMode	Canonical URL and provenance

Input

Configure the run in the Input tab.

Search mode

{
  "mode": "search",
  "queries": ["cordless drill", "exterior paint"],
  "brand": "Ryobi",
  "sortBy": "ratingDesc",
  "minPrice": 20,
  "maxPrice": 500,
  "minRating": 4,
  "productOffers": "redemption-offer",
  "fetchDetails": true,
  "fetchReviews": true,
  "maxItems": 50
}

URL mode

{
  "mode": "url",
  "urls": [
    "https://www.bunnings.com.au/our-range/tools/power-tools/drills",
    "https://www.bunnings.com.au/search/products?q=hammer",
    "https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-drill-driver-starter-kit-r18dd22_p0715241"
  ],
  "fetchDetails": true,
  "fetchReviews": true
}

Options

• mode - search (keyword + filters) or url (paste links). Product URLs (ending in _p<id>) return a single product; category and search URLs return multiple pages of results.
• queries - one or more search keywords (search mode).
• brand - keep only products whose brand contains this text.
• sortBy - relevance, priceAsc, priceDesc, ratingDesc, reviewsDesc, nameAsc.
• minPrice / maxPrice / minRating - result filters.
• productOffers - keep only products carrying the site's own product-offer tag: redemption-offer (bonus / gift-with-purchase promotions) or new-arrival. Leave any to include everything. In URL mode you can instead paste a search or category URL with ?productoffers=Redemption Offer.
• fetchDetails - open each product page for full specifications, warranty, dimensions, gallery and price breakdown (default on).
• fetchReviews - collect customer reviews + rating statistics.
• maxReviewsPerProduct - cap reviews per product (0 = all).
• maxItems - overall cap on products returned across the run.
• maxPages - 0 = walk the whole catalogue (the run still stops at the storefront's own result total or a page repeat — no artificial ceiling).
• resumeFromRunId - prior run ID (or dataset ID) to resume from — seeds the de-dup set so a re-run only appends new items.
• proxy - Apify Proxy with residential access in Australia is recommended for reliable results.

Incremental & dedup mode (recurring monitoring)

resumeFromRunId continues one interrupted run. incrementalMode is for running the same search again and again (daily/scheduled) and getting only what changed, without pasting a run id every time - the actor remembers the previous run of the same search itself.

Turn on incrementalMode and every product is classified against the last run of the same search/filter setup:

• NEW - not seen before
• UPDATED - a real catalogue field changed (changedFields lists which)
• UNCHANGED - nothing changed since last time (suppressed - not returned or billed - unless emitUnchanged is on)
• REAPPEARED - was gone, is back
• EXPIRED - was tracked, no longer found (only synthesized when emitExpired is on AND the run fully scanned every keyword/URL with no maxItems/maxPages cap hit and no resumeFromRunId - a partial run never marks anything expired)

Every row also carries firstSeenAt / lastSeenAt. State is scoped automatically to your exact mode/keywords/URLs/filters (two different searches never share a baseline), or pin it yourself with stateKey to name a monitoring campaign explicitly. emitUnchanged and emitExpired are both off by default because they return - and bill - extra rows you already have.

What counts as a change: price, was-price, savings, isOnSpecial, offerTypes/isRedemptionOffer, promotion/hasPromotion, priceType, fulfilment and the specifications/variants are all real catalogue data and trigger UPDATED. The aggregate rating/ratingCount and the reviews/reviewStats fields are driven by other customers rather than the product itself and change far more often than the catalogue data, so they are deliberately excluded from change detection (still fully returned as usual) - otherwise almost every recurring run would look like an update.

Product offers, was-price & discounts

Bunnings runs an everyday-low-price model, so it is important to know what is and is not available:

• Was-price / discount fields stay empty. Bunnings publishes no strike-through, "was", RRP or savings price anywhere in its product data - not on the listing card and not on the product page. The wasPrice, savingsAmount, savingsPercent fields are therefore null and isOnSpecial is false for every product. These fields are included for a consistent schema and populate only if a genuine reduced price ever appears - they are never fabricated from other numbers.
• There is no half-price / clearance / catalogue product listing. Bunnings has no /specials, /clearance or /deals product page (those paths return "not found"), and the online catalogue is a flip-book viewer, not a product feed. So there is no specials category to select.
• What Bunnings does expose is the "Product offers" tag on its own search and category pages, with two values: Redemption Offer (bonus / gift-with-purchase promotions) and New Arrival. Use the productOffers input to filter to these. Matching products carry the tag verbatim in offerTypes / isRedemptionOffer.
• Marketing campaigns a product belongs to (for example free-delivery or OnePass-member campaigns) are surfaced verbatim in promotion / hasPromotion. These are delivery / loyalty campaigns, not price reductions.

Pricing

You are billed for the results you actually collect: a small charge per product returned, plus optional charges only when detail extraction or reviews are enabled. See the actor's Pricing tab for current rates.

Send results into your apps (MCP connectors)

Optionally pipe results into the apps you already use via Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors - Notion, Linear, Airtable or Apify. Authorize a connector under Apify, Settings, API & Integrations, then select it in the input. This never changes the dataset output.

Notes

• Review availability varies per product; products with no reviews return an empty array.
• Plan Requirement: runs on any Apify plan. On the free plan, proxy coverage may be limited and some runs may return fewer results.