IKEA Product Scraper — Prices, Ratings & Catalog Data

Launch pricing: this actor currently adds no fee — run it on your Apify free-plan credits. Try it, bookmark it, wire it into your stack.

This IKEA product scraper lets you scrape IKEA products from any search keyword or category URL, on any IKEA country site. It doubles as an IKEA price scraper and IKEA catalog scraper: clean JSON with names, prices, currencies, ratings, review counts, images and product URLs — built for IKEA price monitoring, market research and resale analysis.

Official IKEA JSON search API + loud failure guarantees: plain-HTTP calls (no browser) return clean product JSON, and a run that would produce zero records fails visibly — you never get a silently empty dataset.

Who uses this

• Price analysts & furniture resellers — track priceValue across country stores, spot arbitrage between us, de, gb storefronts.
• E-commerce & interior-design content teams — pull names, images and review counts for comparison pages and affiliate content.
• Market researchers — reviewCount is a free demand signal per product and category.
• AI agents & pipelines — clean JSON per product, MCP-friendly.

Monitoring other e-commerce catalogs too? The Shopify Store Scraper pulls full product catalogs from any Shopify store the same way.

How it works

The actor calls IKEA's own public JSON search API — the same endpoint the IKEA website uses to serve its search results — over plain HTTP with got-scraping. No browser, no page rendering. Your search keyword (or the q= term parsed from a search URL) is sent to the API for the country/language store you pick, and the returned products are mapped to clean JSON. A single request returns up to maxItems products, and a run that would produce zero records fails loudly instead of succeeding empty.

Output

One record per product:

{
  "name": "LAGKAPTEN / ALEX",
  "description": "Desk, white, 55 1/8x23 5/8 \"",
  "priceValue": 239.99,
  "currency": "$",
  "rating": 4.5,
  "reviewCount": 751,
  "url": "https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/lagkapten-alex-desk-white-s99431982/",
  "image": "https://www.ikea.com/us/en/images/products/lagkapten-alex-desk-white__1022432_pe832720_s5.jpg",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.ikea.com/us/en/search/products/?q=desk",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-07-23T08:53:18.363Z"
}

• priceValue is numeric (ready for spreadsheets/alerts); currency is the symbol shown on the storefront ($, £, …).
• rating / reviewCount come straight from the API and are null only when a product has no reviews yet.
• sourceUrl tells you which search/category page each product came from.

Input

Field	Default	Description
search	desk	Product keyword to search — the primary input
startUrls	—	IKEA keyword-search URLs (any country site); their q= term and country/language are routed through the API. Category pages (no q=) are skipped with a warning
country	us	IKEA storefront country code (us, gb, de, lt, …)
language	en	Storefront language code
maxItems	24	Stop after this many products (one API request returns up to this many)

The default run needs no configuration — an empty input scrapes desk results from the US store.

Reliability & limits

• Full result sets in one request: the search API returns up to maxItems products in a single call — no more one-page-only cap. Raise maxItems and you get more, up to whatever the query actually contains.
• Plain HTTP, no browser: fast, low-compute, and served directly by IKEA's search backend — no bot-challenge page to render. The actor retries transient failures and throws instead of returning an empty dataset, so scheduled runs never silently degrade.
• No proxy needed by default; enable Apify Proxy (datacenter) in the input only if you ever hit rate limits — residential proxies are not required.

Paste this output into…

• Google Sheets — =IMPORTDATA("https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/exuberant_volley~ikea-product-scraper/runs/last/dataset/items?format=csv&clean=1&token=YOUR_TOKEN") gives you a live product sheet after every run.
• Make / n8n — schedule the actor daily, then fetch .../runs/last/dataset/items with an HTTP node and route records to Slack, Airtable or a webhook.
• Price-drop alerts (resellers) — keep yesterday's priceValue per url in a sheet, diff after each daily run, and alert when today's price is lower — that's an instant margin signal.

ScrapeForge free data suite

One publisher, fourteen plug-and-play datasets — all currently free to run:

Actor	What it delivers
Executive Changes Tracker	New CEO/CFO/board moves from SEC 8-Ks + official newswires — source-cited B2B trigger leads	run it next →
IKEA Product Scraper	Names, prices, ratings and images from any IKEA search or category page	run it next →
Shopify Store Scraper	Any Shopify store's full catalog — variants, SKUs, prices — via products.json	run it next →
App Store Apps Scraper	App rankings, ratings, prices and metadata by keyword, any country	run it next →
Remote Jobs Scraper	Live remote listings from RemoteOK + Remotive, keyword-filtered	run it next →
CoinGecko Market Scraper	Top-coin prices, market caps and 24h moves — keyless	run it next →
GitHub Repositories Scraper	Repo search with stars, forks, topics and licenses	run it next →
Hacker News Scraper	Top/New/Best HN stories with scores and comment counts	run it next →
Wikipedia Scraper	Article summaries, images and URLs in any language — RAG-ready	run it next →
SEC EDGAR Filings Scraper	Any US public company's filing history by ticker	run it next →
Open-Meteo Weather Scraper	16-day daily forecast for any coordinates — temps, rain, wind — keyless	run it next →
arXiv Papers Scraper	Research papers by topic — abstracts, categories, PDF links, newest-first sort	run it next →
NVD CVE Scraper	Fresh CVEs with CVSS severity, CWE ids and CISA known-exploited flags	run it next →
npm Registry Scraper	npm package vitals — latest version, license, weekly downloads, dependency count	run it next →

Compliance

• No personal data — public catalog data only (names, prices, ratings, images), GDPR-safe.
• Works on any IKEA storefront (us, gb, de, lt, and every other country/language site).
• Records live only in your run's dataset; the actor keeps nothing beyond it.