Zillow scraper
for any city or ZIP
Pull Zillow listings for sale, for rent or recently sold, with price per square foot, Zestimate and days on market. 5 free listing searches a day, no account.
Zillow listings for an area, as data
Investors screening a market, wholesalers building a buy list, agents pulling comps and proptech teams feeding a product all need the same thing: every listing in an area as rows, not as a map you scroll. This tool takes a city, ZIP code or neighborhood and returns Zillow listings with the numbers you would otherwise copy by hand.
Switch to recently sold for comps with sold price and sold date, or to for rent to see rents next to the rent Zestimate. The summary gives you median price, median price per square foot and the price range for the page, so you can tell at a glance whether an area fits your numbers.
Each search here is one call to the Scavio Zillow API. From code you can walk every page of an area, add sort, home type and days-on-Zillow filters, pull full property details with price and tax history, and run it daily through the API for the ZIP codes you work.
How to scrape Zillow listings and export them to CSV
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Enter an area
Type a city and state (Austin, TX), a ZIP code (78704) or a neighborhood with its city. You can also paste a zillow.com search URL.
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Pick the market
Choose for sale, for rent or recently sold. With a city name you can also set a price or rent range and a minimum bedroom count.
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Read the listings and the numbers
Each listing shows its photo, address, price, beds, baths, square feet, price per square foot, Zestimate or rent Zestimate and days on Zillow, above a summary of median price, median $/sqft and the price range.
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Get the full list or automate it
Sign up free and call the same endpoint from your own code. It returns every listing as JSON that you can write to CSV, and you can run it daily.
The same search from your code
curl -X POST https://api.scavio.dev/api/v1/zillow/search \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SCAVIO_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"location": "Denver, CO", "listing_status": "sold", "min_price": 300000, "beds_min": 3}'Returns data.total_results, data.count and data.properties, each with price, beds, baths, living_area, zestimate, rent_zestimate, days_on_zillow, date_sold, image and url. 1 credit per call.
Frequently asked questions
What does this Zillow scraper return?+
For each listing: the address, a photo, the price (or monthly rent, or sold price), bedrooms, bathrooms, living area in square feet, price per square foot, the Zestimate and rent Zestimate when Zillow shows them, days on Zillow (or the sold date), the home type and a link to the listing. Above the table you get the total number of listings in the area plus the median price, median $/sqft, lowest and highest price on the page.
Can I pull Zillow listings by ZIP code?+
Yes. Type a 5-digit ZIP code and pick for sale, for rent or recently sold. A ZIP code search runs without price or bed filters, because a ZIP combined with filters resolves to the wrong area. To filter, type the city name instead, like "Austin, TX".
How do I export Zillow listings to CSV?+
Run a search here to see the first 20 listings. For the full list, sign up free (50 credits, no card required) and call the same endpoint: every search returns JSON you can write to a CSV file, a spreadsheet or a database. The request is shown under your results.
Does it cover rentals and recently sold homes?+
Yes. For rent returns single rentals with their rent and rent Zestimate, plus apartment buildings with their rent range, unit sizes and available unit count. Recently sold returns the sold price and sold date, which is what you need for comps.
Is it free?+
Yes. You get 5 free listing searches a day, no account. Each search shows up to 20 listings. Sign up free to keep searching on your own Scavio credits.
How many listings does one search return?+
One search returns one Zillow results page, about 40 listings, and the total number of listings Zillow has for the area. The free tool shows the first 20. Through the API you add page: 2, 3 and so on to walk the rest of the area.
How are median price and price per square foot calculated?+
Price per square foot is the price (the sold price for recently sold homes) divided by the living area. The medians, lowest and highest price cover the individually listed homes on the page. Apartment buildings are left out of the stats because their price is the cheapest unit, not a home price.
Do I need a Zillow account or API key?+
No. You do not need a Zillow account. The free tool runs without any login, and the Scavio API uses one API key for Zillow and every other platform it covers.
Can I get full details for one property?+
Yes, through the API. POST /api/v1/zillow/property with a zpid or a listing URL returns price history, tax history, the Zestimate, the description, facts, rooms, schools and photos. The listing links in this tool carry the zpid in the URL.
How much does the Zillow API cost?+
Each search is 1 credit and returns a full page of about 40 listings. The Project plan is $24 a month, billed yearly, for 7,000 credits, which is 7,000 searches. Every account starts with 50 free credits on signup, no card required.
See every endpoint and field on the Zillow API page, or read the Zillow search docs.
Pull Zillow listings with the Zillow API
This tool is one endpoint on the Scavio API. Search any area for sale, for rent or sold, walk every page, pull full property and agent data, and run it daily from your own pipelines and agents.