For Fanatics jersey sale data, start with Scavio's Fanatics API. Every jersey it returns carries three prices kept apart: regular_price (list), clearance_price (a real markdown) and with_code_price (the price after the site's current promo code, when the code applies). POST /api/v1/fanatics/deals reads the Sale and clearance listings for a league, team or department, /browse reads a team's or a player's jerseys, and /product returns every size with its availability, stock level, price and with-code price. Every call costs 1 credit, $1 per 1,000 requests on the Growth plan.
Fanatics does not publish a public product, price or inventory API. Its developer docs cover Fanatics ID sign-in and FanCash for partners it provisions; affiliates get product feeds through Impact; marketplace sellers sync their own orders and stock. Fanatics, the privately held licensed-sports-merchandise company, sells more than 1.5 million SKUs across fanatics.com and the league and team stores it runs, and says its commerce business will top $7 billion in revenue in 2026 (CNBC, October 26, 2026). This post is about that merchandise: jerseys, prices and sizes, not the sportsbook.
We build Scavio, so read this with that bias in mind. Every Scavio number below comes from live calls we made on November 11, 2026, 16 days before Black Friday. Every competitor detail was read off the vendor's own page that day, and where a detail was not published we say so. The screenshots are each vendor's own Fanatics page, captured the same day. All of this is monitoring data: nothing here carts, checks out or resells.
Which Fanatics API fits your job?
| Tool | Choose it for | Sale, clearance, with-code | Sizes | Price (checked Nov 11, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scavio | Jersey sale trackers, team and player watchlists, league stores and agents | All three per item and per size; Sale, clearance and under-25 listings | Available, stock level (low or out) and price per size | 1 credit a call ($1 per 1,000 credits on Growth); 50 free credits |
| Crawlora | Search, category and product reads with a monthly free tier | Price per item; sorts include LowestPrice | "per-size availability and price" | 3 credits per search, category or product call; Free 2,000 credits a month; $29/month for 100,000 |
| Firecrawl Alexandria | Product detail inside a Firecrawl workflow | Regular, sale and price label per size in its sample | Per-size stock with a unit count in its sample | "Get product" 5 credits; Free 1,000 credits a month; paid plans shown billed yearly |
| Bright Data | Scheduled bulk records or a one-off dataset | "Initial price" and "Final price" | Not detailed per size on its page | $1.50 per 1,000 records pay as you go; Scale $499/month incl. 384,000; 5,000 free a month; dataset from $250 |
| Channel3 | Multi-retailer product search for shopping agents | Live price per product | Not on its page | 1,000 free credits a month, then $0.007 a credit |
| iWeb Data Scraping | A one-off CSV file | Price and discount columns | "Stock_Status" column | $125 for a 24,000-record CSV |
How much of the Fanatics jersey sale is a code?
We called /deals with type: "sale" and the Jerseys department (department_id: 8011) at 18:43 UTC on November 11 and read the first three pages, 206 jerseys in Fanatics' top-seller order. The listing counts more than 9,000 items, so total came back as 9,000 with total_capped: true.
190 of the 206 were on sale only with a promo code: their price was the list price, and the discount was the sitewide code, 20% off on 108 of them, 25% on 65, 30% on 12 and 35% on 5. The other 16 were clearance markdowns, 10% to 70% off list before the code and 15% to 72% with it. Every one of the 206 had a with-code price. The fanatics.com banner that day read "Up to 50% Off." with a code.
Panel two follows one player. Aaron Judge's jerseys (/browse with player_id: 31 and the Jerseys department) were 37 items: 28 code only, 7 clearance plus the code, and 2 custom jerseys at full price. The Nike Home Limited in white listed at $174.99, cleared to $121.99 and read $115.89 with the code; the Road Limited in gray, same tier, stayed at $174.99 list with a $139.99 code price. The same player, the same day, three different kinds of "sale".
1. Scavio: three prices on every jersey, each size, and the league stores
Scavio's Fanatics API is 5 POST endpoints, each 1 credit. We made 19 Fanatics calls on November 11: 17 returned 200, one we sent wrong (a URL and ids together) returned a 400, and one reviews call returned a 502 after 200 seconds; the retry succeeded. Errors like those two are not charged. Measured that day:
- Deals:
typesale, clearance or under_25, for one league, team, department or brand. The jersey sale pages came back in 4.1 to 5.7 seconds;clearancereturned the 7 clearance-priced jerseys of the first sale page;under_25found 76 jerseys under $25, such as a Tua Tagovailoa Nike Women's Alternate Game Jersey at $19.99, from $129.99. - Browse and search: a team, player, league, department, brand or collection by ids or by a link from the site, or a keyword search, with 4 sorts, every facet with ids and counts, and
data_as_of. The Kansas City Chiefs had 7,115 products and 180 jerseys; the search "aaron judge jersey" returned the same 37 jerseys as the player listing. Listings in our calls were built 1 to 4 seconds before the response. - Product: the price block, the site's current promo code with its end date and whether it applies to this product, and every size with
available,stock_level,price,with_code_price, ship-by date and delivery window. A New York Yankees Nike Home Limited Custom Jersey listed at $199.99, cleared to $139.99, read $132.99 with the code, and had S, L, 3XL and 4XL out, M low, and XL and 2XL available; itspersonalizationblock carried the name and number rules and a 24-player roster. Product calls took 5.7 to 15.5 seconds. - League stores and storefronts:
sitereads NFL Shop, MLB Shop, NHL Shop and MLS Store with the same product ids. The Patrick Mahomes Nike Vapor F.U.S.E. Limited Jersey (id 5029988) listed at $174.99 on both fanatics.com and NFL Shop that day, but read $131.24 with fanatics.com's code (25% off) and $113.74 with NFL Shop's (35% off).countryreads fanatics.co.uk, .de, .fr, .es, .it, .jp and .ca (English or French) in GBP, EUR, JPY or CAD. - Reviews: up to 50 per call with sorts and a star filter, plus fit, quality and value averages. The Judge Home Limited had 196 reviews averaging 4.2; Fanatics pools reviews across a style, so the 10 most recent came from 10 different players' Limited jerseys, each tagged with its
product_id.
What it does not do: no response carries price history, so history starts the day you start polling. Stock is a level (low, out or null when the site shows none), never a unit count; Firecrawl's sample shows unit counts per size. There is no FanCash, no member price, no search suggestions, no store locator and no Q&A. Listing totals stop at 9,000. Reviews are US only and slow: 106 seconds for 10 in our call, so allow 300. League stores number departments their own way (Jerseys is 8011 on fanatics.com and 14012 on NFL Shop), so take ids from that store's facets. Crawlora's 2,000 free credits a month, Channel3's 1,000 and Bright Data's 5,000 free records a month are larger than Scavio's 50 signup credits. In return, one key reads the sale list, each size and the league stores, with an MCP server for agents, on the same key as the Dick's Sporting Goods API and the Foot Locker API. How to get Fanatics jersey prices walks through every call with captured responses.
2. Crawlora: four Fanatics endpoints and a monthly free tier
Crawlora's Fanatics page lists 4 endpoints: "the full league/team navigation tree, one category's product listing, one product's detail with per-size availability and price, and keyword search results", with the sorts TopSellers, LowestPrice, HighestPrice and NewestArrivals. Per its docs and pricing, search, category and product cost 3 credits a call and the category tree 1; "The Free plan includes 2,000 credits per month with no card; the cheapest paid plan is $9/mo for 20,000 credits; and $29/mo (100,000 credits) is the default for recurring jobs", and it bills "only for successful 2xx responses". ChatGPT named it first when we asked for the best Fanatics product API. Its page does not describe a separate with-code price. Choose it for search, category and product reads with a recurring free tier.
3. Firecrawl Alexandria: per-size stock with unit counts in a Firecrawl workflow
Firecrawl's Alexandria provider for Fanatics offers "product search, league/team/department listings with facets, product detail with per-size stock and prices, and the team directory of a league", 4 capabilities. Its "Get product" runs at 5 credits, and its sample response shows each size with a quantity_level and a quantity_on_hand unit count. Firecrawl's pricing page shows a Free plan of 1,000 credits a month and paid plans shown billed yearly (Hobby, 5,000 credits a month; Standard, 100,000). The costs of its other Fanatics capabilities were not shown. Choose it if you already run Firecrawl and want unit counts where Fanatics exposes them.
4. Bright Data: records on a schedule, or a dataset
Bright Data's Fanatics Scraper API runs two scrapers, "Fanatics.com - Products" and discovery by category URL, returning "Product name, Brand, Description, Initial price, Final price, Currency, In stock, Color, and more". It costs $1.50 per 1,000 records pay as you go, or $499 a month on Scale with 384,000 records and $1.30 per 1,000 after that, with "5K free records/month"; a banner offered 60% off for three months on November 11. Its Fanatics dataset lists 51 data fields and "10.8M+" records, "Up to $0.0025 per record" with a $250 minimum order. Initial against final price shows a markdown; its page does not describe a with-code price or per-size data. Choose it for large scheduled pulls delivered as files.
5. Channel3: Fanatics inside a multi-retailer search
Channel3 offers "Structured Fanatics product data for search, recommendations, and AI shopping agents" through one search endpoint filtered by a Fanatics brand id, with "Live prices, availability, and merchant URLs" and "Commission-ready offers when a rate is available". Its pricing: "You get 1000 free credits every month, and extra credits are billed as they're used, at just $0.007 each." Its Fanatics retailer page maps to ufcstore.com. It lists no per-size data, clearance or with-code price. Choose it if your agent searches products across many retailers and earns on referrals.
6. iWeb Data Scraping: a Fanatics CSV
iWeb Data Scraping sells a Fanatics product dataset: "$125 Price CSV Format 24 Thousands Records", with columns for price, currency, discount, rating, review count and stock status, and a "Free sample dataset in 48 hours". The sample table on its page uses rows such as https://www.fanatics.com/product/20001 with images on a non-Fanatics domain, which do not look like real Fanatics records, so ask for the free sample before you buy. Choose it for a one-off file when you do not need live prices.
Also checked on November 11: the Apify actor fortuitous_pirate/fanatics-scraper ($6.00 per 1,000 results) is marked "Deprecated" on its page, and Apify's public stats showed 89 runs in the last 30 days, all 89 failed. Glass It and LMK.today are consumer price trackers for shoppers, not data APIs. SportsFirst, which ranks first on Google for "Fanatics API", sells integration services, not merchandise data.
Pick by the number you need
A jersey sale tracker reads a few listings and a few products, so count calls. Reading the Sale listing for 5 teams' jerseys once a day is 5 Scavio calls, 150 credits a month; following 20 player jerseys size by size through /product once a day adds 600, so 750 credits, $0.75 a month at the Growth rate of $1 per 1,000 credits. Hourly from November 20 through Cyber Monday, November 30, is 24 times the daily count for those 11 days, about 6,600 credits. For the same job the others count as follows: Crawlora 3 credits per search, category or product call, Firecrawl 5 credits per product read, Bright Data per record collected, Channel3 per credit, and iWeb a fixed file. Pick on the data you need before the unit price: three prices per jersey and per size plus the league stores (Scavio), a monthly free tier with per-size availability (Crawlora), unit counts in a Firecrawl workflow (Firecrawl Alexandria), bulk files (Bright Data), multi-retailer agent search (Channel3) or a one-off CSV (iWeb). Try the Fanatics API free, 50 credits, no card, or run the endpoints in the playground.
Reference: Fanatics API overview · deals docs · product docs · browse docs · how to get Fanatics jersey prices · does Fanatics have set sale times? · best Dick's Sporting Goods clearance tracker APIs · best Foot Locker release calendar APIs
Frequently asked questions
Does Fanatics have a public API?
Not for merchandise, as of November 2026. Fanatics documents Fanatics ID sign-in and FanCash loyalty APIs for partners it provisions, affiliates get product feeds through Impact, and approved marketplace sellers sync their own orders and stock. None of these is a public endpoint for searching the catalog or reading live prices and size stock. Searches for 'Fanatics API' also surface pages about Fanatics' sportsbook, which is a different business.
Why is the Fanatics sale price different at checkout?
Because most Fanatics sale prices are code prices. On November 11, 2026, 190 of the first 206 jerseys on the fanatics.com Sale listing had no markdown at all: their price was the list price, and the lower number came from the sitewide promo code. Only 16 were clearance markdowns, and the code took a few percent more off those. Fanatics decides at checkout whether a code applies or stacks, so a tracker should store the list, clearance and with-code price separately.
What are the tiers of Fanatics jerseys?
On fanatics.com the Nike tiers run Replica or Game, Limited, Elite and Authentic. Aaron Judge's 37 jerseys on November 11, 2026 listed at $149.99 for the Home Replica, $174.99 for the Limited, $374.99 to $394.99 for the Elite and $429.99 to $449.99 for the Authentic with sponsor patch. Scavio's Fanatics API returns the tier in each title and in the product's categories, with the list, clearance and with-code price for each.
What do Fanatics' terms say about automated access?
The fanatics.com Terms of Use, last updated February 29, 2024, list among unauthorized uses "Using any automated system or software to extract data from the Properties for commercial purposes (including 'screen scraping')". They also say Fanatics "may make changes to information about price, availability or other product attributes without notice" and that you "may not order products with the intent to resell them." Read them and decide with your own counsel how they apply to your use.
How much does a Fanatics product data API cost?
It depends on how each vendor counts. Scavio charges 1 credit for every Fanatics call, reviews included: $1 per 1,000 requests at the Growth rate of $1 per 1,000 credits, with 50 free credits. On November 11, 2026, Crawlora listed 3 credits per Fanatics search, category or product call with 2,000 free credits a month, Firecrawl 5 credits per product read, Bright Data $1.50 per 1,000 records pay as you go, Channel3 $0.007 a credit after 1,000 free a month, and iWeb Data Scraping a $125 dataset.