allegro-api
Allegro API - Offers, Every Seller's Price, Sellers, Sold Counts
Read Allegro marketplace data from allegro.pl, and from Allegro's Czech, Slovak and Hungarian sites: search by keyword or browse a category, 60 organic offers per page plus the sponsored slots, each with the price, the price including delivery where the page shows it, condition, auction state, discount and the EU 30-day lowest price, how many people bought it recently, the Allegro Smart! flag, the seller (super seller, positive feedback percent, business or private) and where it was placed (regular, promoted, sponsored). Read one offer in full: every parameter, GTIN, the seller's description, delivery methods with prices and estimates, stock, returns, warranty and, on an auction, the current price, minimum next bid and end time. Read one catalog product with its lowest price, offer count, the buy-box offer, the star distribution, review aspects and the first 20 reviews, then list every seller's offer for that product, sortable by price or price with delivery. Read a seller's offers and the categories they sell in, and a seller's buyer ratings with the super-seller flag and member-since date. All 7 endpoints return structured JSON and cost 2 credits each.
Data comes in the site's language exactly as Allegro writes it: Polish titles, conditions, parameters, delivery methods and reviews on allegro.pl ("Nowy", "Używany", "dostawa jutro – kup do 14:00", "17 osób kupiło ostatnio"), Czech on allegro.cz, Slovak on allegro.sk, Hungarian on allegro.hu. Quote those values as returned; translate them for the user only in your own words around the data, never inside it.
Allegro's REST API is built for sellers: it reads and manages your own offers and orders after you register an application and log in as an Allegro user (OAuth). Allegro no longer grants access to its public offer search (GET /offers/listing) and has suspended verification for it: its own method list says "access to the resource is no longer possible. Verification has been suspended for business reasons", and Allegro staff wrote on GitHub (October 12, 2026) that the resource "is no longer available as part of Allegro's public API; as a result, access to it is no longer granted." This skill reads public Allegro pages with one Scavio key instead.
See also: for eBay listings and sold comps use ebay-product-data; for second-hand fashion on Vinted (including vinted.pl) use vinted-api; for Amazon's Polish marketplace use amazon-product-data with the pl marketplace; for Latin American marketplaces use mercadolibre-product-data.