Europe's biggest electronics retailer, priced and tracked across every country it trades in.
MediaMarkt — with Saturn, part of the same group — is Europe's largest consumer electronics retailer, running separate country sites across Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Poland and more. Each market prices independently, which makes them a benchmark for anyone selling electronics in Europe and a puzzle for anyone trying to see the whole picture.
If you sell electronics in Europe, MediaMarkt is the price your customers check. Brands use this feed for MAP compliance monitoring; resellers use it to price against the market leader; cross-border sellers use it to find the country where a SKU is cheapest. All three need the same table, and none of them can get it by opening seven websites.
MediaMarkt runs bot detection, rate-limits, renders prices client-side, and varies both markup and pricing by country domain. The build uses a real browser engine with per-country residential exits, paces requests per domain, and matches products across markets on EAN so the same SKU lines up in one row regardless of how each country names it.
Excel, CSV, JSON, a Google Sheet that refreshes on a schedule, a direct write into MySQL or Postgres, or a REST endpoint your own tools can query.
Yes. Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Poland, Hungary and the rest can run as one job, matched on EAN so the same product appears as one row with a price column per country.
Yes — Saturn is part of the same group and works the same way, and most clients who want one want both. It runs in the same job rather than as a separate build.
Daily is standard and covers most price-monitoring needs. Hourly on a defined watch list is possible and is the usual choice for MAP enforcement, where the lag between a violation and finding out is the whole point.
Yes — email, Slack or Telegram alerts fire when a watched product crosses a threshold, drops below your floor, or comes back into stock. Most clients take a daily digest plus instant alerts on a shorter critical list.
A single-country price monitor on a defined product set typically runs $250 to $600. Multi-country full-catalogue extraction with EAN matching runs higher. Fixed quote within 24 hours.