Product Search

This endpoint is used to discover new and updated products. Many filtering options are available. It is recommended that a full product crawl is conducted initially, and subsequent searches utilise the modified_since request parameter to limit the response to contain only new or updated products since the last product crawl. This will reduce the amount of work that your integration will be required to do.

The response object contains high-level information about the product. To get the full product information, you must use the product details endpoint for the products you wish to sell.

Results are paginated, with the default page size of 10. Review the info section on pagination to learn how pagination works.

Please note: Although images may be supplied for each product, we strongly recommend sourcing your product images. Due to image rights limitations, we cannot supply high-quality images.

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Query Params
string
enum

Product type

Allowed:
string

Search term for product name

integer

Modified since UNIX timestamp

boolean
Defaults to false

Whether or not to include completed products

boolean
Defaults to false

When product type is football_match, only include confirmed kick off times

integer
integer
Defaults to 1
string

Venue IDs Can be an array of IDs or a single ID

string

Competition ID Can be an array of IDs or a single ID

string

Start date, applies to football_match and event types Search for products where date is from a specific date

Format: UNIX timestamp (1234567890), YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

string

End date, applies to football_match and event types Search for products where date is upto a specific date

Format: UNIX timestamp (1234567890), YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

string

When product type is football_match, filter by team ID Can be an array of IDs or a single ID

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