A Decathlon product keeps one model ID from France to Italy, yet each country site sets its own price and stock. Our Decathlon scraper collects them side by side.
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You choose the country sites, the sports or categories, and whether marketplace sellers and second-hand listings belong in scope. Our team writes the crawlers, runs them and repairs them when Decathlon redesigns a page. The European sites sit behind bot protection, so rendering, proxy rotation, pacing and CAPTCHA handling are included rather than left to you.
Rows are keyed on Decathlon's own model ID, which stays the same from one country to the next, so a comparison between France, Spain and the United Kingdom needs no product matching on your side. A run can be a single extract or a schedule - typically daily for prices and stock, weekly for the full product catalog. Files come as CSV, Excel, JSON or JSONLines to SFTP, Google Cloud Storage or Dropbox; a JSON feed and our API cover live use.
Every Decathlon product page prints an ID under the description and repeats it at the end of the address, after a second number that groups the variants of one design. Our Decathlon scraper keeps both numbers, plus the country site, as the key of each row.
Category and search pages return brand, name, rating, number of colours, price and delivery promise for each tile, forty to a page - enough to build a price list for a whole sport before a single product page is opened.
The model ID is what turns separate shops into one dataset. The same ID opens the same jacket on the French, British, Spanish and Italian sites under four translated names, and each site answers with its own price, its own stock and its own returns period. A model on sale in four countries can also be absent from a fifth. Read side by side, that is a price tracker across borders.
Reviews behave differently: the rating and the review total are pooled, so the same count appears on every country site and each review states the country it was written in. We scrape Decathlon reviews once per model and keep the country as a field, which avoids counting one opinion several times.
Two shelves sit beside the main catalogue. Marketplace sellers list their products under a separate address pattern with a long non-numeric id, and category pages offer a Sellers filter to isolate them. Second-hand goods are tagged Second life and often carry a grade in the title.
Repeated runs add time: price history per model and country, the day a price drop or a new sticker appeared, and the order in which sizes sold out.
Decathlon is a French retailer of sporting goods, founded in 1976 and headquartered in Villeneuve d'Ascq in northern France. It designs much of what it sells under its own labels - Quechua for hiking, Kiprun for running, Van Rysel for road cycling, Domyos for fitness - and stocks outside brands such as Garmin or Salomon beside them.
There is no single Decathlon website. Each country has its own domain - decathlon.fr, decathlon.es, decathlon.it, decathlon.co.uk, decathlon.de and others - with its own language, currency, prices and stock. The large European sites share one design: a menu that opens with Sports, Women, Men and Kids, category pages with filters for product type, gender, colour, size, brand, price and seller, and product pages assembled from the same blocks. The United States site at decathlon.com is a different, smaller storefront with its own address pattern.
Next to its own range Decathlon hosts a marketplace, where partners sell and ship under their own name, and a second-hand section. Member accounts, baskets and order tracking are private and stay untouched: we never sign in, and everything described here is visible to any visitor.
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ScrapeIt runs web scraping as a service: you say which data you need, and our team writes, operates and maintains the crawlers behind it. Single-brand retailers with a site per country are a familiar pattern for us - the catalogue repeats, the prices do not - and Decathlon adds a marketplace and a second-hand shelf on top. We treat personal data under GDPR, a free project assessment precedes every quote, and you may ask for a sample first. An MCP server is available on request.
Yes. The ScrapeIt Decathlon API returns model ID, name, brand, current and former price, size availability, seller and rating for each country site as JSON from an endpoint we host, refreshed on the schedule you set. Files in CSV, XLSX or JSONLines, a JSON feed and a load into your database carry the same fields.
Yes. Product pages, category listings, prices, size availability and customer reviews are shown to every visitor of a Decathlon country site, signed in or not. We collect only publicly available data - everything a visitor can see on Decathlon - and we collect it legally.
No. Each country site prices in its own currency and runs its own reductions, so one model ID can carry different prices in France, Spain, Italy and the United Kingdom on the same day, be sold out on one site and be missing from another. We deliver the countries side by side, joined on the model ID.
By reading the same models on a schedule and keeping every reading. Decathlon shows the current price and, during a reduction, the former price; anything older has to come from stored runs. Daily runs catch price drops, new stickers and sizes selling out, while weekly runs are enough for catalogue changes.
Yes. Partner products carry the line Sold and shipped by with the seller's name and have their own address pattern, and second-hand items are tagged Second life, usually with a grade in the title. They can sit in one table with a seller column, or the dataset can be limited to products sold by Decathlon itself.
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You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We’ll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Step 2 - Configuring Custom Web Crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Step 3 - Collect and Deliver
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Step 4 - Maintain and Support
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
Decathlon data from €169/month. Free project assessment, reply within 1 business day.
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