Menards API

No. Menards does not offer a public developer API for product, price, stock or store data. The Scavio Menards API fills that gap with 3 POST endpoints that return menards.com data as structured JSON: keyword search at a store, product detail with the full price ladder and store stock, and a store locator.

It is a REST API that returns public Menards product data as JSON: keyword search at a chosen store, everyday price, sale price, mail-in rebates, the final price after rebate, specifications and images, a store's stock quantity and aisle, and a store locator by ZIP or city. Search costs 2 credits, product 1 (2 with a store) and stores 1.

Yes. POST a query and a store_id to /api/v1/menards/search. It returns 40 products a page with item id, price, sale price, the rebate, final price and that store's stock quantity, sorted by relevance, price or brand, and can be limited to items in stock today or a price range. "sledge hammer" at store 3181 returned 27 products. It costs 2 credits.

Yes. rebates lists every mail-in rebate on the product with its text, amount, start and end dates and any limit, and final_price is the price after all of them. In our capture a $29.49 hole cutter carried an "11% REBATE*" of $3.24, for a final price of $26.25. price is what is paid at the register; the rebate is claimed after purchase.

Pass store_id with the product call. The response's store block then carries that store's stock_quantity, stock_message, aisle locations and service desk department, and not_available_at_store says whether that store sells the item. Store 3181 (St Paul Midway) had 3 units in Aisle 221 Section L.

Reading Menards at a chosen store is a heavier request, so search and product with store_id cost 2 credits. Search answers in about 3 to 7 seconds; product with store_id typically takes 10 to 40. Product without store_id costs 1 credit and is priced for the site's default store with no stock fields. Set a client timeout of 60 seconds for store calls.

POST a ZIP code, or a city and 2-letter state, to /api/v1/menards/stores. It returns the stores nearest first with store_id, name, address, coordinates, distance in miles and services. ZIP 55401 returned 24 stores, the nearest store 3181 at 4.4 miles.

No. Menards does not publish UPC or GTIN codes, ratings or reviews on its product pages, so the API returns none. To match products across retailers use brand and model_number, which every product response carries.

With store_id, the price ladder is the one Menards shows for that store. Without it, prices are the ones menards.com shows for its default store, 3598, and the stock fields are empty. The response's store.store_id and store.selected say which store you were priced at.

Search needs a store_id and there is no category listing endpoint. Search results carry no model number or aisle; product has both. There are no UPCs, ratings or reviews. One call covers one store; there is no multi-store stock call. The store locator has no opening hours or phone numbers.

Yes. Pass url instead of item_id: the long SEO URL from the address bar and the short /main/p-<item_id>.htm form both work.

Search costs 2 credits. Product costs 1 credit, or 2 credits with store_id. Stores costs 1 credit. Errors such as an unknown item or store (404 or 400) or a temporary outage (502) are not charged. New accounts get 50 free credits on signup, one time, with no card required. Paid plans start at $30 per month for 7,000 credits.

Every request fetches live from Menards at the moment you call it, and nothing is cached. Each response carries fetched_at, the time the data was retrieved, and rebates carry their own start and end dates.

Scavio returns publicly available Menards product data and does not access accounts or order history. You remain responsible for how you use the data, including compliance with Menards' terms. Talk to your own counsel for your specific use case.