E-commerce
Back Market scraping
Back Market structures refurbished goods by condition grade, making prices directly comparable between sellers: few second-hand markets are this legible.
Data we extract
- Product, model and capacity
- Condition grade and its price
- New price for comparison
- Refurbisher and its rating
- Stated warranty period
- Availability by variant
Example use cases
- Refurbished market monitoring
- New vs refurbished gap
- Price tracking by grade
- Refurbisher competitive analysis
Framework & ethics
We work with publicly accessible data, at a controlled pace so as not to disturb the sites we consult. Defining the uses is your responsibility, and we advise you on it.
Other sites we collect
Amazon
E-commerce
Amazon is a goldmine of product and pricing data.
Cdiscount
E-commerce
Cdiscount is one of France's largest online retailers, with a very active marketplace.
Fnac
E-commerce
Fnac covers culture, computing and home appliances with its own marketplace, and its prices often serve as a reference in those markets.
eBay
E-commerce
eBay opens up the second-hand market and the prices auctions actually reach.
Rakuten
E-commerce
Rakuten is a marketplace where new and second-hand sit on the same product page.
AliExpress
E-commerce
AliExpress shows information few sites publish, starting with the number of units sold.
Zalando
Fashion & e-commerce
Zalando publishes a very broad fashion catalogue, with available sizes item by item.
leboncoin
Classifieds
leboncoin gathers millions of listings between individuals and professionals, from housing to cars.
Every site in the same sector: E-commerce scraping
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