Wireless earphone suppliers, 10 suppliers
A ready-to-run Global Sources Supplier Scraper input: Wireless earphone suppliers, 10 suppliers.
Updated October 27, 2026
What this example returns
This example returns up to 10 suppliers.
The dataset’s “Suppliers” view shows 15 columns: Company, Location, Level (P0-P6), Years on GS, Verified manufacturer, Verified supplier, Business types, Main products, Employees, Certifications, Export markets, Trade shows, Website, Global Sources profile, and Keyword. See every output field.
What each setting does
The input this example runs Global Sources Supplier Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.
- Product keywords
searchKeywords wireless earphone
Products to find suppliers for, for example "wireless earphone", "led light" or "yoga mat". Each keyword runs its own supplier search. English keywords work best.
- Max suppliers per keyword
maxSuppliersPerKeyword 10
Optional cap for each keyword, useful with many keywords. 0 means no per-keyword cap.
Default: 0 → this example uses 10
{
"searchKeywords": [
"wireless earphone"
],
"maxSuppliersPerKeyword": 10
}What it costs
You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces. Platform usage is included in the event prices: compute, proxies, browser and storage cost nothing extra.
- Company details$0.0015Company details from the supplier's home page (address, founding year, contact person, phone, email and more), only when Include company details is on and the page loaded.
- Supplier$0.0035One supplier saved to the dataset, with its sample products and (when turned on) profile photos.
When to use this example
From the Global Sources Supplier Scraper readme:
What do the input and output look like?
The input takes keywords, location, business type, minimum level and years filters, and max suppliers. The output is flat and table-friendly, with top-level fields such as supplierLevel, businessTypes and companyCertifications.
What if a field is empty?
Fields the supplier has not filled in on Global Sources are null or [] (for example website, certificates or trade-show booth), so your columns stay the same from run to run.
Other ways to run Global Sources Supplier Scraper
- Verified earphone manufacturers in China, level P3+Wireless earphone suppliers filtered by location, business type and supplier level.
- Earphone suppliers with address and contactsAdds founding year, address, contact person, phone and email from each supplier page.
- Several keywords and a search URLA keyword plus a supplier search link, 10 suppliers each, without duplicates.
- LED light suppliers in Taiwan and Hong KongSuppliers based outside mainland China.
- Suppliers with factory and office photosAdds each supplier's profile photos with captions.
About Global Sources Supplier Scraper
Find verified manufacturers and suppliers on Global Sources by product keyword: company, country, supplier level (P0-P6), years on the platform, business types, main products, certifications, export markets, trade shows and sample products. Filter by location, level, business type and more.
- Price:
- from $2.83 / 1,000 results
- Developer:
- Corner Ledger
- Categories:
- Lead generation, E-commerce, Business
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