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Facebook Marketplace Scraper

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What is the Facebook Marketplace Scraper?

The Facebook Marketplace Scraper by No Code Web Scraper turns any Marketplace search into a clean spreadsheet. Click a listing once and every result — with title, price, location and link — exports to Excel or CSV. No code, no API keys, and everything runs in your browser.

Capture every detail from any Facebook Marketplace search

Listing TitleThe name of the item for sale
PriceThe asking price of the listing
LocationCity or area of the seller
CategoryItem category or type
ConditionNew, used or refurbished, when listed
Listing URLDirect link to the listing
ImageThumbnail of the item
Posted TimeHow recently it was listed

How to Scrape Facebook Marketplace Data in 3 Steps

1

Search Marketplace

Open Facebook Marketplace and search for an item and location you want to track.

2

Select the Listing Fields

Launch No Code Web Scraper and click a title, price and location — every listing on the page is detected automatically.

3

Export Your List

Scroll to load more listings, then download the whole set as Excel or CSV.

Who Uses Facebook Marketplace Scraper?

Reselling & Arbitrage

Spot underpriced items across categories and locations to flip for profit.

Price Research

Understand the going rate for an item before you buy or sell.

Local Inventory Tracking

Monitor how many of a product are listed in your area over time.

Sourcing for Stores

Build lists of used inventory to source for your resale business.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. No Code Web Scraper is free to install and use for exporting Marketplace listings to Excel or CSV.

Listing titles, prices, locations, categories, condition, listing links, images and posted times.

You browse Marketplace as you normally would in your own account, then the extension captures what is visible on the page.

No. You point and click the fields you want and export — no scripts or setup.

You can capture every listing that loads as you scroll, then export them all at once.

Collecting publicly visible listing data is generally acceptable for research. Respect Facebook’s terms and avoid gathering personal data.