Leboncoin holds cars, flats, jobs and second-hand goods in one French index. We run the Le Bon Coin scraper for you and hand back clean, dated rows.
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This is a managed service. We run the Le Bon Coin scraper for you - no software to install, no dashboard to learn. You pick the categories, departments and filters; we handle parsing, watch for layout and attribute changes, and deliver on your schedule as CSV, Excel or JSON.
Leboncoin is defended hard, and that part is our job: anti-bot handling, proxy rotation and CAPTCHA solving are included, and collection runs at a measured rate from French exit points.
We scrape Le Bon Coin for public listing content only. Names, phone numbers and messages belonging to private individuals are not collected; seller identity arrives at the type, store, SIREN and rating level, and can be dropped on request.
Every ad has a numeric id that also ends its address, so category plus number is a stable key. We extract Le Bon Coin listings field by field, and this shell repeats in every category:
Under it sit the category attributes, where the value is:
We also collect the structure around the ad. The address grammar is worth knowing before scoping a job: /c/ holds a category index, attribute filters hang off it as name:value pairs joined by plus signs with min-max ranges, /cl/ narrows by region, department or city with postcode, /ck/ holds keyword pages, /boutique/ holds one professional storefront and /boutiques/ lists the pro directory.
Results are paged and a broad query is capped far below the category total, so no single search reaches the end of three quarters of a million car ads. The crawl plan is a grid of category, department and price band, not deep pagination.
Leboncoin launched in 2006 and is run by LBC France, with Adevinta France as its parent company. It blends private listings with professional shops and agencies in one marketplace, which is why many categories treat it as France's default place to trade. It is French-language, priced in euros, and organised locally: every ad carries a region, a department, a city and a postcode, and search accepts a point plus a radius.
What matters to a data buyer is that one index holds categories with nothing in common. Vehicules, Immobilier, Emploi, Mode, Maison et Jardin, Electronique, Loisirs, Services, Materiel professionnel and Locations de vacances sit side by side, each with its own attribute set. A car ad and a rental ad share only the shell - id, title, body, price, location, seller, photos, dates. Everything under it changes with the category, so Le Bon Coin scraping is built per category, not once for the whole site.
Sellers split into two declared types, particulier and pro. Professionals get a boutique storefront, a company name and paid visibility options; private users post from a plain profile. That split is a stored field, not a guess, and it is the first thing most market analysts filter on.
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Full plan details →Teams buy Le Bon Coin price data because it is local, dated and split by seller type. A national average hides the fact that the same three-year-old diesel clears at different money in Gironde and in Meurthe-et-Moselle, and the department field lets you prove it.
The particulier and pro split is the second reason. Search counters report professional and private stock separately, so you can watch a dealer network age its inventory, hold or cut price and rotate stock without touching private ads. Property behaves the same way: agency mandates and private landlords share one feed and separate field by field.
Price movement is visible too. A marked-down ad keeps its old price beside the new one, and vehicles carry a valuation band, so discount depth is measured rather than guessed. Follow one ad id across runs and you get time on site, the first price cut and the day the listing stops being published.
For retail teams that is second-hand price anchoring by region and condition; for recruiters, contract mix and pay rates by sector; for property analysts, DPE and GES as a priced column.
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ScrapeIt delivers managed data end to end. We prioritise reliability, compliant collection of publicly available information, and clear outputs. Our team knows the French classifieds landscape and its nuances - the department grid, the particulier and pro divide, and the attribute sets that change from Voitures to Immobilier to Emploi. We run the Leboncoin scraper for you and keep it reliable when the site moves.
Yes. The ScrapeIt Le Bon Coin API returns ad id, title, price in EUR and previous price, department, postcode and seller type as JSON from an endpoint we host, refreshed on the schedule you set. We read the same public ad, category and storefront pages a visitor sees, and return them as structured rows with field names kept close to the site's own. The same Leboncoin data also comes as CSV or XLSX files or straight into your database.
The shared shell - ad id, title, body, price in EUR and previous price, photos, region, department, city, postcode, publication and index dates, status and seller type - plus every attribute the category defines. On a car that means brand, model, year, mileage, fuel, gearbox and Crit'Air class; on a property it means surface, rooms, charges, DPE and GES; on a job it means contract type, sector, experience and working time.
Yes, and it is a field rather than an inference. Each ad declares its seller as particulier or pro, professional accounts publish a SIREN company number and a storefront, and search counters report professional and private volumes separately for any slice. That lets you size dealer stock against private supply by department, or track one shop's inventory and pricing over time.
Yes. We collect listings and fields from both, including service type or job family, contract type, sector, experience band, working time, location and whatever detail the poster supplied. Emploi is a professional-only section in practice, so those ads arrive with a company name and registration number attached, which makes them easy to join to your own employer records.
This is not a self-serve extractor - we operate the crawler and hand over finished files. You get structured rows with clear field names and timestamps, in CSV, Excel, JSON or a format your warehouse already ingests, delivered on the cadence you choose, from a one-off snapshot to a daily refresh of the categories and departments you care about.
Step 1 - Make a Request
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We’ll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Step 2 - Configuring Custom Web Crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Step 3 - Collect and Deliver
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Step 4 - Maintain and Support
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
Le Bon Coin data from €169/month. Free project assessment, reply within 1 business day.
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