Idealo Scraper

An AI scraper you configure once and then call like an API. You paste the idealo URLs, keep the columns you want, and from that point every scheduled run is retrievable over REST with a stable column set. It behaves like a dedicated endpoint from your code's point of view; the difference is that you defined the schema instead of us shipping one.

Sign up, paste an idealo product URL (or a list of them) into a new scraper, pick a ready schema or define your own columns, and set a daily schedule. Each run is available by REST API, CSV or Excel. You are charged per page from your wallet.

You can point the scraper at any idealo country domain, because it works from the URL you give it rather than from a pre-built integration. All of them sit behind the same bot protection, so the same caveat applies: pages are attempted on a higher tier and are not guaranteed to come back.

Yes, as far as the page renders it. The AI reads what is on the page, so every offer visible in the list can become a row — merchant, price, shipping, delivery time, position. Offers hidden behind pagination or a 'show more' interaction are a different matter: what is not rendered cannot be extracted, so tell us up front if the deep tail of the list is what you need.

No. You get idealo's rows as idealo presents them. Tying a competitor listing to the right product in your catalogue is a separate problem — titles differ, pack sizes differ, and identifiers are often absent from the page. That work is covered on our product matching page, not by this scraper.

Idealo refuses plain requests at the edge, so runs go out rendered. That is enough on the pages we measured. Most pages come back. We do not promise every page on every run, and a page that has to escalate further is billed at the tier it actually used.

You can scrape several European price-comparison and retailer pages into one table and compare them yourself. If what you want is one product's price across many merchants without building it, our Google Shopping data API already returns that as a ready endpoint with fixed columns.

You can feed the data into your own repricing logic — the output is a normal REST API, CSV or Excel export. Scrapewise itself does not reprice, does not push prices anywhere, and does not connect to idealo's merchant tools.

You pay per page from a prepaid wallet. Idealo refuses a plain fetch but returns the page in full to a real browser, so it sits on the render tier at EUR 0.75 per 1,000 pages. Every account starts with 5 free requests, top-ups start at EUR 5, and your balance never expires. The full tier list is on the pricing page.

Daily is the fastest schedule. You can also run it on demand, or less often — every few days, weekly or monthly. There is no real-time mode and no price-drop alerting.

We cannot answer that for you and nothing here is legal advice. The scraper only reads pages that are publicly visible to any shopper, but whether you may collect and use that data depends on idealo's terms, your jurisdiction and what you do with it. Take your own advice before you start.