Research a local listing market.
Search Zillow listings by city or ZIP
Zillow Search Scraper
Enter a US city or ZIP code to collect Zillow listing addresses, prices, bedrooms, bathrooms and property links.
Current pricing
Get 2,500 free credits $1.026059 / 1,000 results
Collected results
City/ZIP listings; separate from the existing property-details parserSaved sample · 10 rows
Real results collected Oct 16, 2026 (UTC). This is a saved sample; source details can change. Missing values were not returned by the source. Hover over a shortened value or switch to JSON to read it in full.
About these output fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address | string | Returned address. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
price | number | Returned price. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
beds | number | Returned beds. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
baths | number | Returned baths. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
zipcode | string | Returned zipcode. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
url | string | Returned url. May be missing when the source does not provide it. |
What you can do
Compare asking prices in saved results.
Export listings by city or ZIP code.
Set your sources
Open the scraper and enter your own URLs, search terms and limits.
Review & run
Check the cost estimate and confirm the task. Follow its progress in your account.
Use your data
Explore saved results and export CSV, JSON or XLSX. Downloads of saved results are free.
Example input
This is the configured parser input. Replace the example sources with your own and review all limits before running.
JSON · example input
{
"location": "Austin, TX",
"listingType": "forSale",
"maxResults": 10
}Explore input fields
| Field | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
location | string | Where to search. A city and state ("Austin, TX"), a ZIP code ("90210"), a county ("Miami-Dade County, FL") or a neighbourhood all work. You can also paste a Zillow search URL straight from your browser, in which case any filters already on that URL - waterfront, school rating, keywords - are kept and the fields below are applied on top of them. |
listingType | string | Which Zillow tab to read. For rent returns individual homes and apartment buildings; a building has no single price, so its row carries the cheapest advertised unit and is flagged with is_building. |
maxResults | integer | How many rows to return. Zillow serves 41 listings per page and stops paginating at 20 pages, so 820 is the ceiling for any one search however many listings match. Narrow the location or the price band to reach the rest. |
Run through the API
Create an API key in your account, send the input to the queued endpoint and use the returned task ID to retrieve results. Sending a live request uses credits.
cURL · queue a task
curl --request POST 'https://extracto.cloud/api/v1/parsers/zillow-search-scraper/queue' \
--header 'X-API-KEY: ext_your_api_key' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Accept: application/json' \
--data-binary @- <<'JSON'
{
"input": {
"location": "Austin, TX",
"listingType": "forSale",
"maxResults": 10
}
}
JSONFrequently asked questions
How do I start?
Open the scraper, enter your own sources and a finite result limit, then review the estimate before running.
What can I export?
Saved results can be exported from your account. The sample above supports CSV, JSON and Google Sheets export.
What are the limits?
Listing prices and status can change. Available fields vary by listing type. This tool searches listings; detailed property enrichment is a separate scraper.
Is the sample live?
The table is a saved result collected on October 16, 2026. Source details can change; run your own task for current data.
Your next dataset starts here.
Choose your sources, review the price and run Zillow Search Scraper.