E-commerce
Decathlon scraping
Decathlon mostly sells its own brands, which makes its catalogue impossible to compare line by line with a competitor. Availability by size and by store, on the other hand, is unusually detailed.
Data we extract
- Item, sport and range
- Price and promotions
- Available sizes and colours
- Availability by store
- Rating and customer reviews
- Composition and specifications
Example use cases
- Sports retail monitoring
- Analysing stockouts by size
- Tracking range launches
- Studying store coverage
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.
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