Extract Craigslist listings from any category or location for market analysis and lead generation.
Paste one or more Craigslist search, category, or individual listing page URLs to scrape.
Paste one or more Craigslist search queries to scrape.
Subdomain used by Craigslist, e.g., 'miami' or 'newyork' to target a specific region.
Top-level Craigslist category code (e.g., sss for For Sale, jjj for Jobs).
Filter out listings priced below this amount.
Filter out listings priced above this amount.
Filter by seller type. Use 'owner' for owner listings, 'dealer' for dealer listings, or leave empty for all.
Show only free listings. When enabled, price filters are ignored.
Results to deliver
200 creditsThis agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.
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Scrape Craigslist by providing search terms, categories, or specific listing URLs. Extract prices, seller details, locations, and more to track market trends or find sales leads.
Craigslist is a massive, constantly-updated marketplace for everything from used cars and rental apartments to freelance gigs and second-hand furniture. The challenge is that this data is unstructured and spread across thousands of regional sites with no official API for analysis. This tool bridges that gap. It's designed for anyone who needs to monitor Craigslist at a local or national level. This includes automotive dealers tracking competitor inventory, real estate agents searching for 'For Sale By Owner' listings, e-commerce resellers hunting for undervalued items to flip, and market researchers analyzing pricing trends in specific categories. ### How to Target Your Data You can provide data in two main ways: by pasting direct URLs from Craigslist (for a specific listing, a category page, or a search results page) or by entering search queries and then specifying the location (e.g., 'newyork' or 'sfbay') and category (e.g., 'jjj' for jobs, 'sss' for for sale). A powerful set of filters lets you narrow down the results. You can set minimum and maximum prices, specify if you want listings from private owners or dealers, and pull only listings posted within the last 24 hours. You can also filter for listings that have photos or offer delivery, which is useful for product and vehicle research. ### What You Get The output is a structured dataset containing the listing's title, price, full description, and location details including neighborhood and sometimes specific coordinates. You also receive key metadata like the post ID, when it was posted and last updated, and links to all associated images. For certain categories like vehicles, the tool extracts specific attributes like VIN, odometer reading, vehicle condition, and transmission type.
Choose your input method. Paste one or more Craigslist URLs, or enter search queries like 'used office chairs'.
If using search queries, specify the Craigslist location code (e.g., 'miami') and the main category (e.g., 'For Sale').
Apply filters to narrow your results, such as a price range, seller type, or 'posted today'.
Set the maximum number of listings you want to collect.
Run the tool and wait for the data to be collected.
Download your structured data as a CSV or Excel spreadsheet.