Doctoralia Scraper

Doctoralia Scraper: doctors and clinics by speciality and city in 12 countries, with ratings and prices

Give it a speciality and a city, or paste Doctoralia listing pages, and it returns one row per practitioner or clinic: name, speciality, clinic, street address, coordinates, rating, review count and the consultation price where one is published. It covers twelve country sites, including the ones that do not live where you would guess, such as doctoraliar.com for Argentina. There are no phone numbers, no email addresses and no review text in the output, on purpose, so if what you need is a call list, this is the wrong purchase, and running it longer will not change that.

🔍 What Doctoralia Scraper does

It reads the speciality-and-city listing pages a signed-out visitor sees. Those pages carry no tel: link, no mailto: and no phone or email markup (317 cards across all twelve sites, zero of each), and the scraper does not go looking for contact details anywhere else. Every row also passes a filter that strips anything shaped like an email address, a phone number or a national ID before it is written, and the run log says when it removed something.

Patient reviews stay where they are. Doctoralia publishes them with the patient's first name attached, and they are somebody else's words about their own medical care. You get the star rating and the review count.

Speciality names are in the local language. dentysta returns nothing in Poland, because the word Doctoralia uses there is stomatolog. If your spelling does not match a real listing page, it falls back once to the site's own search, so a near miss usually still works, but the exact slug is faster and goes deeper.

maxItems is shared across your searches rather than spent in order. Six cities with a cap of 90 give you fifteen from each, and a search that runs dry hands its share to the others. Deep pages repeat: past the end of a listing Doctoralia keeps answering with cards it has already shown, so the run stops at the first page that adds nobody new, and you are not billed for laps.

📥 What you give it

{
  "speciality": ["dentista"],
  "city": "madrid",
  "country": "es",
  "maxItems": 50
}

Or paste listing pages: {"startUrls": ["https://www.doctoralia.com.br/dentista/sao-paulo", "https://www.miodottore.it/dentista/milano"], "maxItems": 90}. With no speciality and no listing URL, the run writes one free sample row and stops.

The quickest way to the right slug: search once on the site and copy the two words out of the address bar. doctoralia.es/dentista/madrid means speciality dentista, city madrid.

📤 What you get back

A real clinic row from a run on 27 September 2026:

{
  "entityType": "clinic",
  "id": "49550",
  "locationId": "45881",
  "name": "Clínica Dental Villota de Jorge",
  "speciality": "Odontología, Odontopediatría",
  "subSpecialities": [],
  "specialityIds": ["50", "51"],
  "clinicName": null,
  "street": "C/ Ginzo de Limia, 5, bajo 2",
  "city": "Madrid",
  "region": null,
  "country": "Spain",
  "latitude": 40.475441,
  "longitude": -3.70366,
  "rating": 5,
  "reviewCount": 222,
  "consultationService": "Primera visita Odontología",
  "consultationPrice": "20 €",
  "consultationPriceAmount": 20,
  "consultationPriceCurrency": "€",
  "consultationPriceIsFrom": false,
  "consultationPriceIsFree": false,
  "insuranceFilter": null,
  "onlineConsultationOnly": false,
  "onlineBooking": true,
  "slotsAvailable": true,
  "hasPhoto": true,
  "profileUrl": "https://www.doctoralia.es/clinicas/clinica-dental-villota-de-jorge",
  "countryCode": "es",
  "searchSpeciality": "dentista",
  "searchCity": "madrid",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.doctoralia.es/dentista/madrid",
  "page": 1,
  "position": 5,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-27T01:34:39.232Z",
  "listingHeading": "Dentistas en Madrid"
}

🧾 Reading the output

Real listings carry no charged field. The sample row looks like a real practitioner and carries ok: true, so drop rows with _sample or _diagnostic rather than filtering on ok.

▶️ How to run it

1. Open Doctoralia Scraper and click Try for free. 2. Pick the Country site. 3. Type the local word for the speciality into Speciality, and a city into City, or leave the city empty for the whole country. 4. Set Maximum rows. 5. Click Start, then download the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel.

The form arrives with dentista, madrid, Spain and 50 already filled in, so a run started without editing it is a real search.

💰 How much does it cost?

$1.90 per 1,000 listings, flat on every Apify plan. That is $0.0019 a row.

Not charged: the sample row and every diagnostic row, whether for an empty input, a speciality the site does not know, an address it cannot read or a page that failed to load. A listing is never returned twice in a run. If you set a maximum cost for the run, it stops when that is reached.

💡 What people use it for

• Mapping where the dentists or psychologists of a city practise, from the coordinates.
• Comparing published first-visit prices across cities or countries for one speciality.
• Building a list of clinics that take one insurer, with insurance.
• Checking which practices offer online booking or online-only consultations.

🚧 What it does not do

• No phone numbers or emails, on any country site, with any input.
• No review text. The star rating and the count only.
• Turkey publishes no consultation prices on its listing pages. Zero of fifteen rows from doktortakvimi.com

carried a price, where Italy and Poland carried fifteen of fifteen.

• Sub-specialities depend on the country. Turkey runs them into one string in speciality and leaves

subSpecialities mostly empty.

• One address per row. A professional at three clinics appears once, with the first address Doctoralia shows. The

others are on their profile page, which this does not open.

• "Price not specified" is common, and it is real data: consultationPrice keeps the site's wording and

consultationPriceAmount is null.

• Ratings are Doctoralia's. A five from two reviews and a five from three hundred are both a five, which is why

reviewCount is there.

🧭 Which directory scraper do you need?

❓ Questions people ask

Do I need a Doctoralia account or an API key? No. It reads the same signed-out pages anyone can open.

Can I get every dentist in a country? Leave city empty and the search runs nationally. Expect a lot of rows, so set maxItems to what you want to pay for.

Can I filter by insurer? Yes, where the country site supports it. Put the slug in insurance, for example dkv-seguros in Spain, and it is echoed back in insuranceFilter on every row. If the site has no listing for that insurer, the search stops with LISTING_NOT_FOUND and nothing is charged.

Why did I get fewer rows than maxItems? The search ran out of professionals, or the listing started repeating. The cap is a ceiling, not a target, and you only pay for rows you received.

How many rows come from one page? Between eighteen and thirty-four, depending on the country and how deep the page is.

🆘 If something breaks

Open the Issues tab on the actor page. Send the input you used and the run ID, and the errorCode on any diagnostic row.