Verkkokauppa.com prints unit counts for shipping, pickup and every store shelf. Our Verkkokauppa scraper reads them together with price, EAN and the price history panel.
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You choose the slice of verkkokauppa.com - a department such as Kodinkoneet or Pelaaminen, a brand, the Outlet, or a list of product numbers or EANs - and the schedule. We build the crawler, run it and repair it when the shop's front end changes; anti-bot handling, pacing and page rendering are part of the job. Every product exists under /fi/, /en/ and /sv/, so we agree up front which language supplies names and descriptions.
A Verkkokauppa export arrives as CSV, Excel, JSON or JSONLines, sent to SFTP, Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage, or served through our API. Runs are one-off or daily, weekly or on demand, each row stamped with its run time, and field documentation comes with the dataset. Begin with a free project assessment or an ordered sample.
A Verkkokauppa.com product page is generous with numbers. Next to the price it states how many units are ready to ship, how many can be ordered for pickup and how many stand on a store shelf; further down, behind Näytä kaikki lisätiedot (show all details), it opens a price tracker and a sales history. Our Verkkokauppa scraper reads the page into these groups, keyed on the product number that also appears in the address.
Colour variants each get their own product number, so they arrive as separate rows linked to one another, and a sold-out colour never hides the price of the others.
Two panels on the product page reach back in time. The price tracker, Hintapuntari, draws Hintakehitys, the product's price trend at Verkkokauppa.com, against Markkinahinta, a market price averaged from the current prices of the five cheapest retailers. The sales history, Myyntihistoria, shows when the product was added to the range, its latest arrivals with quantities and when it last sold. We capture both on every run and add our own dated series, so a reduction can be checked against the shop's history and the market at once.
The Outlet is a catalogue of one-off units: customer returns, store demo devices and products whose packaging was damaged in transit. Each carries a condition grade from A, where only the box is damaged, to D, heavily used and possibly in need of repair, plus a written condition report for that unit. Outlet units are sold online for delivery only, and campaigns do not change their prices. Poistoerät, the clearance section, lists products leaving the range. Since each Outlet unit sells once, only regular runs show what was offered and at what price before it went.
Category and search listings sort by popularity, price, rating, newest, best selling and biggest discount, so a run can record rank as well as price.
Verkkokauppa.com is a Finnish retailer of electronics, home appliances, gaming, toys, garden goods and everyday items, listed on Nasdaq Helsinki and, by its own account, one of the oldest online shops in the world. Its slogan, "Todennäköisesti aina halvempi" (probably always cheaper), says where it competes. Besides the web shop it runs four stores - Helsinki, Pirkkala, Raisio and Oulu - plus a pickup warehouse in Vantaa and a 24/7 pickup store in Helsinki.
The site runs in Finnish, English and Swedish under /fi/, /en/ and /sv/. A product keeps the same product number in all three; only names, slugs and descriptions change. Prices include Finnish VAT, and business buyers can switch to prices without VAT and use the Yrityksille section. The main departments are Tietotekniikka, Pelaaminen, Kuva ja ääni, Puhelimet, tabletit ja kellot, Kodinkoneet, Koti ja piha and Harrastukset ja vapaa-aika, next to Outlet, Poistoerät, Vaihtokauppa for trading in old devices, and Tunnin toimitus, courier delivery from its stores, at best within the hour.
Reviews come from two places: Verkkokauppa.com customers and, on some products, reviews labelled as written on another site, with that site's name and logo. We keep that source as a column.
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ScrapeIt is a managed web scraping service: we write, operate and repair the crawlers, and you receive the data with field documentation. Electronics shops with per-store stock, campaign batches and catalogues in three languages need crawlers that are maintained run after run rather than set up once, and that upkeep is the work we take on. Review nicknames and other personal details are left out by default, under GDPR. Plans start from EUR 169 a month, or EUR 199 for a one-time extract.
Yes. The ScrapeIt Verkkokauppa API returns product number, EAN, current and normal price, campaign end time and unit counts per store as JSON from an endpoint we host, on the schedule you set. The same data can also be delivered as CSV, Excel or JSONLines files to an FTP server or Amazon S3 bucket, or loaded into your database.
Yes. Prices, stock counts, Outlet grades, the price tracker and the sales history are all shown to visitors who are not signed in. We collect only publicly available data - everything a visitor can see on Verkkokauppa.com - and we collect it legally. Account areas such as order history are never touched.
Yes. Each product page gives a unit count for shipping, for pickup at each location and for the shelf in each store, so we deliver one row per product and location with the count and the time of the read. Large holdings are shown with an "yli" ceiling, which we flag instead of treating as exact. Several reads a day turn those counts into a sales estimate per store for fast-moving lines.
Yes: rating, review count, star distribution, review titles and text with dates, and the number of customer questions. Nicknames are left out by default. Reviews labelled "Arvostelu kirjoitettu sivustolla" (written on another site) keep that site's name in a separate column, so they can be told apart from reviews by Verkkokauppa.com customers.
Campaign prices end at a date and time the page states, sometimes with a limited campaign batch, and Outlet units disappear as soon as someone buys them. Daily runs cover ordinary price work; around campaign starts and for the Outlet, several runs a day catch changes before they are gone. We set the schedule per category rather than one rate for the whole shop.
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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.
Verkkokauppa.com data from €169/month. Free project assessment, reply within 1 business day.
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