T-Soft Store Scraper | Products and Prices

Scrape any online store built on T-Soft, the Turkish e-commerce platform used by about 1,600 shops, many of them large brands. Give it a domain like direnc.net and get the whole catalogue as JSON, CSV or Excel: prices, discounts, stock, SKUs, barcodes, brands, categories and images. For price & stock monitoring, turn on changes only and schedule it to get just the new, changed and removed products.

• Works on every T-Soft storefront: products are found through the store's sitemap and read from the data T-Soft embeds in each product page.
• No browser, no login, no proxy. Fast and cheap (256 MB is enough).
• Checks that each site really runs on T-Soft. Other sites get a free not_tsoft status row.
• T-Soft pages also expose the stock quantity, VAT rate, supplier code and barcode of each product.

Use cases

• Competitor price monitoring for brands and retailers on T-Soft (schedule it daily or weekly).
• Stock, discount and assortment tracking: new products, sold-out items, campaigns.
• Catalogue export / migration from a T-Soft store (with SKU and barcode).
• Market research across many Turkish online shops; MAP / price-policy checks for distributors.

How do I know a store runs on T-Soft?

Usually pages carry T-Soft PRODUCT_DATA / PAGE_TYPE scripts. You don't have to check yourself: put any domain in and the scraper tells you.

Input

Field	Description
stores	Store domains or URLs (direnc.net, https://www.motorobit.com)
productUrls	Individual product URLs, to track specific products
maxProductsPerStore	Default 100; 0 = whole catalogue
includeDescription	Add the product description (plain text)
maxConcurrency	Parallel page loads per store (default 3)
changesOnly	Off by default. On: save only new, changed and removed products since the previous run; unchanged ones are free (see Price & stock monitoring)
monitorKey	Optional name of the watch list; empty = derived from the input

{
  "stores": ["direnc.net", "motorobit.com"],
  "maxProductsPerStore": 100
}

Output

One row per product (type: "product"):

Field	Description
store, platform, url	Store domain, T-Soft, product page
productId, sku, barcode	Identifiers
name, brand, categories	Product info (category path from root to leaf)
price	Current selling price, VAT included (discounted price when there is one)
originalPrice, discountPercent	Crossed-out list price and discount, when the shop shows one
currency	Usually TRY
inStock, totalStock	Availability and stock quantity when the store publishes it
imageUrl, imageUrls	Product images
variantCount, variants	Variants (options, SKU, barcode, price, stock) where the platform exposes them
description	Only with includeDescription

Prices are what a visitor of the store sees. Some shops show different currencies to visitors from abroad; check currency.

Status rows

The run doesn't fail on bad input. Problems become rows with type: "status" and are never charged:

status	meaning
invalid_input	No stores or product URLs given
invalid_url	Not a valid domain or URL
unreachable / failed	The site could not be loaded
not_tsoft	The site or page does not run on T-Soft
no_products	The store's sitemap has no live product pages
not_found	The product URL returns 404
not_a_product	A T-Soft page that is not a product page
blocked	The shop showed a bot challenge; try again later

Use the Products and Status rows views in the dataset tab. RUN_SUMMARY in the key-value store has the counts.

Price & stock monitoring

Turn on Changes only (changesOnly: true) and schedule the Actor. Each run is compared with the previous run of the same input (or the same Monitor name, monitorKey), and only what changed is saved. Unchanged products are not saved and not charged; new and changed products cost the normal per-product price.

changeType	Meaning	Charged
new	first time this product is seen (every product on the first run)	yes, as a normal product
price_changed	price went up or down, also per variant (previousPrice, priceChange, priceChangePercent)	yes
unavailable	still listed but sold out — temporarily unavailable	yes
back_in_stock	sold out last time, buyable again	yes
stock_changed	stock quantity changed, or a variant sold out / came back	yes
variants_changed	a variant (size, colour) was added or removed	yes
removed	product is gone: its page returns 404 (removedReason: not_found), or it was missing from the store's sitemap or a fully crawled store two runs in a row (not_listed)	free
unchanged	not saved	free

Every changed row keeps all the normal product fields and adds changeType, a changes list (e.g. {"field": "price", "from": 1299, "to": 1149}), previousPrice, priceChange, priceChangePercent, previousInStock, previousSeenAt and firstSeenAt. Products are matched by store + the platform's stable product ID (productId; variants by variantId), so a renamed product is not reported as new. A product that could not be loaded in one run (timeout, block) is never reported as removed. The Changes view in the Output tab shows just these columns; the run summary (RUN_SUMMARY) counts new, changed, unchanged and removed products.

Schedule example — every morning, get only the price and stock changes:

{
  "stores": ["fantomshop.com"],
  "maxProductsPerStore": 0,
  "changesOnly": true,
  "monitorKey": "fantomshop-daily"
}

Save the input as a task, then in Apify Console open Schedules → Create new, set cron 0 7 * * * (07:00 every day) and add the task. Connect a webhook, Google Sheets or Slack integration to receive only the changes. Use maxProductsPerStore: 0 (whole store) for complete removal detection; with a limit, the same first products of the sitemap are compared. Keep the input the same between runs: a different input or monitor name starts a new watch list (all products new again).

Pricing

Pay per event: $0.001 per product saved (that's $1 per 1,000 products), plus a tiny actor-start fee. Status rows are free.

Tips

• Start with maxProductsPerStore: 20 to check a store, then raise it or set 0 for the full catalogue.
• To monitor prices and stock, schedule the actor with Changes only on: you get (and pay for) only what changed.
• Keep maxConcurrency low (2–4) for small shops.

Related actors

• ikas Store Scraper, Ticimax Store Scraper, IdeaSoft Store Scraper, T-Soft Store Scraper
• Trendyol Scraper, Hepsiburada Scraper

This actor reads only public product pages and sitemaps, like a regular visitor. Please respect each shop's terms and scrape at a reasonable pace.

FAQ

Which stores work? Public T-Soft storefronts. Paste the domain. A store that is not T-Soft becomes a free status row.

How do I monitor price and stock? Turn on changesOnly and reuse the same monitorKey.

What does the first run return? The saved example reads two real T-Soft stores and returns product rows with price, stock, SKU and URL.