Udemy Course Catalog & Rating Finder

Udemy Course Catalog & Rating Finder does not produce a list of businesses. It returns name or title, primary instructor, avg rating, num subscribers, price, discount price and more.

These do not produce a list of businesses. They are listed so the catalogue is complete.

$0.99per 1,000 results, plus a start fee and platform usage
9columns in the output
0lists on this site use it
2026-11last updated on the Store

The columns you get

  • Name or titletitle
  • Primary instructorprimaryInstructor
  • Avg ratingavgRating
  • Num subscribersnumSubscribers
  • Priceprice
  • Discount pricediscountPrice
  • Levellevel
  • Content length mincontentLengthMin
  • Linkurl

From the published output schema, checked 2026-11-13.

What it costs

  • 100 rows in one run$0.50
  • 1,000 rows in one run$1.39
  • 10,000 rows in one run$10.30

Free-plan prices: $0.99 per 1,000 results plus a $0.40 start fee (4 GB run) per run, plus Apify platform usage at $0.20 per compute unit. The Free plan includes $5 a month (Apify pricing).

What you fill in

  • Mode (required)
    What to collect from Udemy.
  • Search queries
  • Category
  • Subcategory
  • Topics
  • Browse urls
  • Course urls
  • Instructor ids
  • Level
    Only return courses at this difficulty level (search and browse).
  • Price
    Only return free or paid courses (search and browse).

Other other public data

Questions

What does Udemy Course Catalog & Rating Finder cost?

$0.99 per 1,000 results on the Apify Store (Free plan), plus a start fee per GB of run memory and Apify platform usage: one run of 1,000 rows costs about $1.39 before platform usage. The Free plan includes $5 a month.

Do I need to code to use it?

No. You fill in a form on the Apify Store page, start the run and download the results as CSV, Excel or JSON. You need a free Apify account.

Is it a good fit for a business list?

These do not produce a list of businesses. They are listed so the catalogue is complete.

Store data checked 2026-11-13Columns from the published schema