2026-04-21 · 4 min read
BSearch Web Scraping API adds product-card extraction for eBay and Wildberries
The Web Scraping API now includes a shop-card module for cleaner product-card data from eBay and Wildberries pages.
From rendered pages to product cards
BSearch has added a new shop-card module to the Web Scraping API. The first supported marketplaces are eBay and Wildberries, two very different platforms that are both important for teams working with product data, price monitoring, assortment analysis, and marketplace intelligence.
The module reduces the distance between a rendered page and a business-ready product card. BSearch can now identify product-card patterns and prepare cleaner data for downstream systems.
Why this matters for ecommerce teams
Marketplace pages are rich but noisy. A product card may contain title, price, image, seller information, rating, delivery details, promotional labels, availability, and category context.
For teams searching for ecommerce scraping API, marketplace scraping API, competitor price scraping, or product data API, the real need is usually to understand how a product is presented and how the offer changes over time.
A practical first step
The shop-card module starts with eBay and Wildberries because both platforms expose valuable product information and require careful handling of dynamic pages and changing layouts.