Birkin Resale Price Comparison Across Vestiaire, Rebag and More
This Apify actor reads public Hermes Birkin, Hermes Kelly and Chanel Classic Flap listings on Vestiaire Collective, Rebag, Fashionphile and 1stDibs, then puts model, size, color, leather, hardware, condition and price into one consistent table. It is built for resellers, sourcing teams and personal shoppers who want to spot price gaps between marketplaces and check whether they still hold up after fees and costs.
Run it on Apify- $3.00 per 1,000 results
- 1 user in the last 30 days
- Export: JSON, CSV, Excel, API
- platform
- vestiaire
- platformListingId
- 71517935
- url
- https://us.vestiairecollective.com/women-bags/handbags/hermes/beige-le…
- title
- Hermès Birkin 35 leather handbag
- brand
- hermes
- model
- birkin
- size
- 35
- colorRaw
- Beige
- colorBucket
- beige
What you get
recordTypeRow type, for example normalized_listing, spread_candidate, arbitrage_opportunity or run_summaryplatformMarketplace the listing came fromtitleListing title as publishedmodelBag family: birkin, kelly or classic_flapsizeNormalized size, such as 25, 30 or mediumcolorBucketNormalized color groupmaterialBucketNormalized leather or materialhardwareBucketHardware finish, such as gold or palladium, or unknownconditionBucketCondition grouped into levels like excellent or very_goodpricePublic asking price as a numbercurrencyCurrency of the asking priceurlLink to the listing pagematchKeyCombined model, size, color, material, hardware and condition used to group comparable bagsgrossSpreadPercentPrice gap between buy and sell side before costsestimatedNetRoiPercentEstimated return after fees, shipping, repair and FX buffers
What people use it for
Morning sourcing shortlist
Schedule a broad scan of all four marketplaces once a day. Open the spread candidates first, then the strict opportunities, and check photos, condition notes and seller terms on the few rows that look worth a closer look.
Hunt for one client's bag
Switch targeting to strict target and enter model, size, color, leather, hardware and minimum condition, for example a Birkin 25 in black Togo with gold hardware. Only listings that fit those fields come back as target matches, so you are not reading through every Birkin on the market.
Check margins with your own costs
Enter your usual shipping and insurance cost, a repair and authentication buffer, an FX and tax percentage, and your real commission on Rebag or 1stDibs. The ROI figures are then worked out from your numbers instead of generic defaults.
Alert on new listings and price drops
Turn on monitoring with a fixed monitor ID and set output to new only. After a first baseline run, later runs return only new listings, price drops and availability changes, which you can pass to Slack or email through an Apify webhook.
Who it is for
- Luxury handbag resellers looking for bags priced lower on one site than on another
- Sourcing teams that want a daily shortlist of Birkin, Kelly and Classic Flap inventory
- Personal shoppers watching for one exact bag a client has asked for
- Analysts exporting resale asking prices to a spreadsheet or dashboard
- Developers who need handbag listing data through an API
How to run it
- Open the actor's page on Apify and click Try for free (you need an Apify account).
- In the Input tab, pick the marketplaces and bag models, and choose broad scan or strict target.
- Set the listing and page limits per marketplace, plus your price gap, ROI and cost assumptions; small limits are a good first test.
- Click Start and wait for the run to finish, then filter the results by record type or use the prepared dataset views.
- Download the dataset as CSV, Excel or JSON, or read it with the Apify API, a schedule or a webhook.
Pricing
You pay per result, through your Apify account: $3.00 per 1,000 results at the time of writing (2026-11-08). No subscription to this actor. Apify's free plan includes monthly platform credit, enough to test it. The current price is always the one shown on the Apify page.
Questions
Is it legal to scrape Vestiaire, Rebag, Fashionphile and 1stDibs listings?
The actor reads public listing pages only. It does not log in, buy, reserve items or contact sellers. Whether your use is allowed depends on each marketplace's terms and the law where you work, so check those yourself. The actor is independent and not affiliated with Hermes, Chanel or any of the four marketplaces.
How much does it cost to compare Birkin prices with this actor?
Pricing is pay per event. On the Apify free tier, each normalized listing costs $0.003, each review candidate $0.25, each strict target match $0.10 and each strict arbitrage opportunity $1, plus $0.01 per run start for each GB of memory. Paid Apify plans get lower event prices, and you can set a maximum charge per run.
Does it show sold prices for Birkin and Kelly bags?
No. It compares active asking prices on public listings. Asking prices help you screen the market, but they are not final sale prices or what you would actually be paid.
Does it authenticate the bags or guarantee a profit?
No to both. Spread and ROI are estimates built from public prices and the cost assumptions you enter. You still need to check authenticity, condition, seller terms, shipping, taxes and how quickly the bag would resell.
Why did my run return zero arbitrage opportunities?
Strict opportunities need the same model, size, color, material, hardware and condition on more than one marketplace, plus a price gap and estimated ROI above your thresholds. Missing hardware or vague leather on a listing is enough to keep it out. The run summary lists the exclusion reasons, and spread candidates often show useful gaps that need a manual check.
Which export formats can I use?
Results are stored in an Apify dataset that you can download as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML. You can also read it through the Apify API or send it on to tools such as Google Sheets, Slack, Make or Zapier.
What are the limits of a run?
It covers only Hermes Birkin, Hermes Kelly and Chanel Classic Flap, on four marketplaces. You can keep up to 500 listings and request up to 20 result pages per marketplace, with a cap of 60 requests per marketplace in a run. Fields a marketplace does not publish stay unknown.