Retail pricing and availability monitoring
Use Nike endpoints to turn retail pricing and availability monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Turn Nike.com's public storefront into structured retail data — keyword product search with pagination, full product detail per color variant (pricing, every size, every other color), and the complete Men/Women/Kids/Jordan category taxonomy, all as normalized JSON. Credential-free.
Search Nike products and get full product detail — pricing, sizes, colorways, and images — plus the complete category taxonomy as structured JSON.
Endpoint families
4
Documented params
17
Examples
0
Live catalog snapshot
Active endpoints
5
Methods
GET
Required params
11
Schema refs
5
{
"platform": "Nike",
"endpoint": "nike-search",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/nike/search",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use cases
Search Nike products and get full product detail — pricing, sizes, colorways, and images — plus the complete category taxonomy as structured JSON.
Use Nike endpoints to turn retail pricing and availability monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Nike endpoints to turn product catalog and colorway research into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Nike endpoints to turn category taxonomy mapping into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Managed execution
Each Crawlora platform API is designed around a specific data surface. Instead of exposing a generic fetch endpoint, Crawlora combines endpoint-specific request logic, managed infrastructure, parsing, normalization, billing, and Playground-tested examples.
Request behavior is tuned for the target platform and endpoint type.
Supported endpoints can use managed proxy routing to improve reliability and reduce infrastructure work.
Dynamic pages can be routed through managed browser instances where JavaScript rendering is required.
Challenge pages and unusable upstream responses are detected and surfaced clearly.
Results are returned as documented JSON instead of raw HTML.
Test the same route from Docs and Playground before production integration.
Coverage map
These cards are generated from the active endpoint catalog, so the landing page reflects the same API surface used by Docs and Playground.
/nike/product
/nike/categories
/nike/search
/nike/stores
Endpoint catalog
/nike/searchSearches Nike.com product listings by keyword, or browses a category/subcategory listing by slug, with real pagination. Exactly one of keyword or category is required. Returns normalized product groups with pricing, colorway images, and every purchasable color variant, plus filter and subcategory navigation data (facet_nav) already present on the same response -- both keyword search and a category listing's first page include filter groups (Gender, Color, Price, Size, and similar); only a category listing includes a breadcrumb trail and subcategory drill-down options, and only its first page (a category listing's later pages do not repeat navigation data). Keyword search is best-effort relevance, not a guaranteed keyword match: for an obscure or nonsense keyword, Nike's own search index falls back to its own recommended results instead of returning an empty list, and there is currently no reliable signal in the response to distinguish a true keyword match from that fallback behavior. A keyword Nike's own search router treats as structurally empty (for example a punctuation-only query) does return a genuine empty result. Category values come from nike-categories' own slug field, or from a prior response's own facet_nav navigation paths (with the leading /w/ stripped). Requesting a page beyond the available result pages returns a not-found error.
/nike/productReturns normalized product-detail data for one color variant: title, description, pricing, images, every offered size, and every other available color. slug and style_color together reproduce Nike's own product page URL (nike.com/t/<slug>/<style_color>) and are both returned by nike-search's product colors[].slug and colors[].style_color fields.
/nike/categoriesReturns Nike's full Men/Women/Kids/Jordan category and subcategory taxonomy tree, sourced directly from Nike.com's own nav mega-menu. Each top-level entry (Men, Women, Kids, Jordan) breaks down into named groups (e.g. Shoes, Clothing, Accessories, Shop By Sport -- Women additionally carries a Shop by Color group, and Jordan is organized by Men/Women/Kids instead of by product type), each with its own subcategory entries. Every subcategory (and most groups) carries a slug usable as a future category-browse endpoint's path/slug input, and is directly browsable today at https://www.nike.com/w/<slug>. This mirrors the live nav exactly, including its seasonal/promotional groups (e.g. Limited Time, New & Featured) alongside the stable structural ones -- Nike's own markup does not distinguish the two.
/nike/product/reviewsReturns one page of a Nike product's normalized customer reviews, plus an aggregate rating summary (average rating and a per-star rating breakdown) that Nike's own product-detail endpoint does not otherwise expose. slug and style_color are the same values nike-product accepts (from a search result's colors[].slug/colors[].style_color fields). A product with no reviews yet returns a well-formed empty result rather than an error. Requesting a page beyond the available result pages returns a not-found error.
/nike/storesSearches Nike's physical retail store locator by coordinates and radius. Returns each nearby store's name, address, phone, coordinates, distance, and store page URL. A location with no nearby stores within the given radius returns a well-formed empty result.
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How to scrape Nike
Crawlora's Nike endpoints return product search, detail, and category taxonomy as normalized JSON with one API key — no Nike account required.
Send a keyword to /nike/search for paginated, normalized product groups with pricing and every color variant.
Pass a slug and style_color from a search result's colors[] entry to /nike/product for full detail on one color variant — every size, pricing, and every other available color.
Use /nike/categories for Nike's full Men/Women/Kids/Jordan category and subcategory tree, each with a browsable slug.
FAQ
Send a keyword to Crawlora's /nike/search endpoint and get paginated, normalized product groups with pricing and colorway images as structured JSON, no Nike account required.
Yes — /nike/product returns every offered size for one color variant plus every other available color, given the slug and style_color from a search result.
No — Nike's own search index falls back to recommended results for an obscure or nonsense keyword instead of returning empty, and the API mirrors that behavior. A punctuation-only query does return a genuine empty result.