Magento Scraper

Export products from any Magento (Adobe Commerce) store as structured data. Paste the store URL — or a category — and CrawlHawk extracts titles, prices, SKUs, configurable options and image galleries into XLSX, JSON or CSV. Built for the large catalogues Magento is known for. No coding, no store access needed.

What the Magento Scraper Does

Magento — now Adobe Commerce — is the platform of large and enterprise catalogues: thousands to hundreds of thousands of SKUs, layered navigation, configurable products. CrawlHawk extracts the catalogue from the public storefront: product pages are read through the structured markup Magento stores typically expose, with AI extraction handling custom themes and attribute layouts. Each product becomes one structured row; configurable products are captured with their options linked to the parent.

Scope It Like a Magento Catalogue

Magento stores are where crawl scope earns its keep. Layered navigation generates enormous numbers of filter-combination URLs that are not products — so on a big store, don't aim the crawler at the homepage and hope. Point it at a category URL and export segment by segment: focused runs, predictable credit consumption, and results organised the way the catalogue itself is. For a full-store export, run the top-level categories in sequence — the exports share identical columns and concatenate cleanly.

What Data Is Extracted

Product title, description, price and currency (including special prices), SKU, brand/manufacturer where present, configurable options, image gallery URLs, and the product URL. Identical column structure to every AI Product Scraper export — a Magento export sits next to a Shopify or WooCommerce export with the same columns.

An Honest Caveat: B2B Price Walls

Many Magento stores — especially distributor and B2B catalogues — show prices only to logged-in customers. CrawlHawk extracts what the public storefront shows: if a price is behind a login, it is not extracted, and no tool that respects access controls can change that. Product data (titles, SKUs, specifications, images) is typically public even on B2B stores, so the export is still valuable for range analysis — just know in advance which stores hide pricing.

Common Use Cases

Competitor range and price analysis in segments where Magento dominates — electronics, parts, industrial supply, fashion at scale. Distributor catalogue import: pull a supplier's public catalogue into your own system. Migration: export a Magento catalogue for re-platforming — Magento-to-Shopify moves are a steady industry current, and a clean product export is step one. PIM enrichment: fill gaps in your product database from manufacturers' Magento storefronts.

Credits and the Free Tier

Extraction runs at the standard product rate of 20 credits per product on most stores; stores behind bot protection run as protected products at 50 — detected automatically, total shown before the crawl starts. The free tier covers standard URL crawling only; product extraction requires a credit pack. Credits are pay-once and never expire — which suits Magento-sized projects done in category-by-category runs over weeks. See Pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I scrape a Magento store?

Paste a category URL (recommended on large stores) or the store URL into the scraper above and run. CrawlHawk extracts each product into structured rows in XLSX, JSON or CSV.

Does it handle configurable products?

Yes — configurable options are captured and linked to the parent product, the same way variants are handled on other platforms.

Can it get prices that only show after login?

No — CrawlHawk extracts the public storefront only and does not bypass logins. On B2B stores with hidden pricing, you still get the full product data; the price column stays empty.

Does it work on both Magento 2 and older Magento stores?

Yes — extraction reads product data from the rendered page and its markup rather than version-specific internals, so store version and theme don't matter.

How much does it cost?

Typically 20 credits per product (standard rate); protected stores run at 50. The exact total is shown before the crawl starts. Credits never expire; no subscription.

Is scraping a Magento store allowed?

CrawlHawk extracts only publicly visible data. You remain responsible for how you use it and for compliance with the store's terms and applicable law — see the Acceptable Use Policy.

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