Walmart data scraping extracts structured product data from Walmart.com and Walmart Marketplace — prices, rollback/was-prices, availability, in-store pickup, seller, ratings and reviews — at scale, delivered QA-verified as CSV, JSON, API or warehouse feeds. iWeb Data Scraping serves US retail and CPG teams that need Walmart's online and store-level signals alongside their other channels.
Walmart is the largest US retailer and an increasingly serious marketplace, blending first-party retail with third-party sellers and unique signals like store pickup and rollbacks. For CPG brands and retail-intelligence teams, Walmart data is essential — but its mix of 1P and 3P listings, plus store-level availability, makes structured extraction the only reliable way to read it.
We capture prices, rollbacks, availability (including store pickup), seller and reviews across Walmart.com and Marketplace, feeding price intelligence and digital shelf analytics. Pair it with Amazon for full US-marketplace coverage.
If it’s on the page, we can put it in your warehouse — clean, matched, and refreshed on your schedule.
Real sample structure from this feed. Your free 48-hour sample comes in your category, in this shape — CSV, JSON or straight to your warehouse.
| item_id | title | price | was_price | seller | rating | in_stock | store_pickup |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 55012 | Great Value Milk 1gal | 3.24 | 3.48 | Walmart | 4.7 | yes | yes |
| 78233 | Apple AirPods Pro 2 | 199.00 | 249.00 | Walmart | 4.8 | yes | no |
| 91044 | Instant Pot Duo 6qt | 79.00 | 99.00 | MarketPlacePro | 4.6 | no | yes |
| 33219 | Tide Pods 42ct | 11.97 | 13.47 | Walmart | 4.9 | yes | yes |
[
{
"item_id": "55012",
"title": "Great Value Milk 1gal",
"price": "3.24",
"was_price": "3.48",
"seller": "Walmart",
"rating": "4.7",
"in_stock": "yes",
"store_pickup": "yes"
},
{
"item_id": "78233",
"title": "Apple AirPods Pro 2",
"price": "199.00",
"was_price": "249.00",
"seller": "Walmart",
"rating": "4.8",
"in_stock": "yes",
"store_pickup": "no"
},
{
"item_id": "91044",
"title": "Instant Pot Duo 6qt",
"price": "79.00",
"was_price": "99.00",
"seller": "MarketPlacePro",
"rating": "4.6",
"in_stock": "no",
"store_pickup": "yes"
},
{
"item_id": "33219",
"title": "Tide Pods 42ct",
"price": "11.97",
"was_price": "13.47",
"seller": "Walmart",
"rating": "4.9",
"in_stock": "yes",
"store_pickup": "yes"
}
]
Price position, availability and content on Walmart.com and Marketplace, benchmarked vs rivals.
Rollback detection and competitor pricing into your pricing workflow.
Walmart + Amazon in one view for complete US e-commerce competitive intelligence.
Prices and was-prices, rollback flags, online availability, in-store pickup status, 1P-vs-3P seller identity, ratings and reviews, product attributes, category placement, images, sponsored placements, variations and fulfillment type — across Walmart.com and Walmart Marketplace.
Yes — first-party (sold by Walmart) versus third-party marketplace listings are identified, along with the seller, which matters for MAP enforcement and understanding who controls pricing on your products. This distinction is often invisible to shoppers but critical for brands.
We capture the store-pickup availability signals Walmart exposes online, which indicate store-level stock for pickup. This gives a useful proxy for physical availability alongside online in-stock status, valuable for CPG teams tracking omni-channel presence.
The data types are similar (price, availability, seller, reviews) but Walmart adds rollbacks, store pickup and a distinct 1P/3P mix. Most US retail and CPG clients track both platforms together for complete competitive coverage, and we deliver them in one unified feed.