WooCommerce Scraper

Q: How do I scrape a WooCommerce store?

Paste the store's URL and run. CrawlHawk identifies the product pages, extracts each product, and returns the catalogue as structured rows in XLSX, JSON or CSV.

Q: Do I need to install a plugin or have admin access?

No — CrawlHawk works from the public storefront, so it's usable on stores you don't own: suppliers, wholesalers, competitors.

Q: Does it capture product variations?

Yes — variable products are extracted with their variations, linked to the parent product.

Export any WooCommerce store's products as structured data. Paste the store URL — or a single product category — and CrawlHawk collects every product with titles, prices, variations, SKUs and image galleries into XLSX, JSON or CSV. No plugin to install, no admin access needed, no coding.

What the WooCommerce Scraper Does

WooCommerce is the shop layer of WordPress and powers more online stores than any other platform — which means the store you want data from is very often a WooCommerce store. CrawlHawk extracts its catalogue from the public storefront: product pages are identified through WooCommerce's typical structure (/product/ and /product-category/ paths) and read via the structured data most WooCommerce themes expose (JSON-LD and OpenGraph product markup), with AI extraction filling in what the markup leaves out. The result is one clean row per product, regardless of which theme or page builder the store runs.

No Plugin, No Admin Access

This is the practical difference from most WooCommerce export tools: they are WordPress plugins that require admin access to the store — which means they only work on your own shop. CrawlHawk works from the outside, on any publicly accessible store: a competitor's, a supplier's, a wholesaler's. Nothing is installed, no API keys are created, and the store's owner doesn't need to do anything. For your own store it's equally useful when you don't want to touch the WordPress admin — no plugin conflicts, no staging worries.

Whole Store or One Category

Point it at the store's homepage for the full catalogue, or at a category URL (store.com/product-category/accessories) to export one segment — the credit-efficient route on large stores. Variable products are captured with their variations — sizes, colours, options — linked to the parent product.

What Data Is Extracted

Product title, description, price and currency (including sale prices), SKU, brand/vendor where present, variation data, image gallery URLs, and the product URL. Consistent columns in every export — the same structure as all AI Product Scraper output, so a WooCommerce export lines up next to a Shopify export in the same spreadsheet.

Common Use Cases

Supplier and wholesaler import: pull a supplier's WooCommerce catalogue for resale listing — the single most common request. Competitor analysis: range and pricing of rival stores, refreshed on a schedule. Migration: export a WooCommerce catalogue for import into Shopify or another platform (or the reverse — see the Shopify scraper). Backup and audit of your own store: a spreadsheet snapshot without touching the WordPress admin.

Credits and the Free Tier

Most WooCommerce stores extract at the standard product rate of 20 credits per product; stores behind bot protection run as protected products at 50 — detected automatically, with the exact 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. See Pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I scrape a WooCommerce store?

Paste the store's URL into the scraper above and run. CrawlHawk identifies the product pages, extracts each product, and returns the catalogue as structured rows in XLSX, JSON or CSV.

Do I need to install a plugin or have admin access?

No — CrawlHawk works from the public storefront, like a visitor. That's what makes it usable on stores you don't own: suppliers, wholesalers, competitors.

Does it capture product variations?

Yes — variable products are extracted with their variations (sizes, colours, options), linked to the parent product.

Does it work with any WooCommerce theme?

Yes — extraction reads the product data itself (structured markup plus AI reading of the page), not theme-specific HTML, so custom themes and page builders don't break it.

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 WooCommerce store allowed?

CrawlHawk extracts only publicly visible product 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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