A designer price drop alert
For shoppers watching a piece. It reads the product each day and sends a note when the discount grows. Uses products and history.
Ideas · Farfetch
10 things to build with Farfetch data.
Farfetch data is good for watching designer prices, discounts and size availability across boutiques. Each idea below names the operations it calls, so you can quote it and run it.
- Operations
- 4
- Price
- from $0.0009 per record
- Free to start
- $0.10
Updated 21 October 2026
The ideas
A size back-in-stock alert
For shoppers waiting on a size. It reads per-size availability and flags when the size returns. Uses products.
A sale page monitor
For deal newsletters. It reads a sale listing page and lists items that are new since the last run. Uses listing.
A brand pricing report
For brands and wholesale teams. It searches the brand name and reports prices and discounts across boutiques. Uses search.
A boutique map for a designer
For brand teams. It reads the seller boutique on each of the designer's products to see who carries what. Uses search and products.
A markdown timing dataset
For analysts and buyers. It reads a category listing on a schedule and keeps the stored discount series, which is free. Uses listing and history.
A resale pricing reference
For resellers. It compares a piece's current price and full price with what they plan to ask. Uses search.
A personal shopper agent
For shoppers. An agent searches for a described item and keeps only pieces in their size and budget. Uses search and products.
A category assortment tracker
For multi-brand retailers. It reads a category page and counts products by designer each week. Uses listing.
A designer sale share report
For fashion analysts. It reads designer listing pages and compares how much of each is discounted. Uses listing.
Each idea and what it calls
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| Idea | Operations | One call returns | Main operation price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A designer price drop alert | products, history | Up to 10 products | products: $0.0009 per record |
| A size back-in-stock alert | products | Up to 10 products | products: $0.0009 per record |
| A sale page monitor | listing | Up to 100 products | listing: $0.0009 per record |
| A brand pricing report | search | Up to 100 products | search: $0.0009 per record |
| A boutique map for a designer | search, products | Up to 100 products | search: $0.0009 per record |
| A markdown timing dataset | listing, history | Up to 100 products | listing: $0.0009 per record |
| A resale pricing reference | search | Up to 100 products | search: $0.0009 per record |
| A personal shopper agent | search, products | Up to 100 products | search: $0.0009 per record |
| A category assortment tracker | listing | Up to 100 products | listing: $0.0009 per record |
| A designer sale share report | listing | Up to 100 products | listing: $0.0009 per record |
How to start
- Sign up. An agent registers itself with one POST and starts with $0.10 of free credit; a person can sign up on the site instead.
- Quote the first call for free: send the products request with "estimateOnly": true and read the price before anything is spent.
- Run the same call with "maxUsd" set as a ceiling, and keep the rows it returns.
- Schedule it: repeat the call daily or weekly, and read the stored series with history, which is free.
Operations used
Questions people ask.
Can I read any listing page?
Yes. listing takes any designer, category or sale listing page URL and returns its products in page order.
Do I need a Farfetch account to build these?
No. The API reads public data and never asks for your login, password or cookie.
What does a run cost?
Farfetch records are priced from $0.0009 per record. A call can carry a minimum, so send it first with "estimateOnly": true. The quote is free and is the most the call can cost.
Can an AI agent build and run these on its own?
Yes. It signs itself up with one call and gets $0.10 free, quotes each call before it spends, and pays from a prepaid balance. "maxUsd" caps every call, and only a person can add money.
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