Samsung Brazil (brand store) — product search & price scraper

Search Samsung Brazil's official catalog for structured electronics prices in BRL — smartphones, TVs, appliances and monitors with models, stock and URLs.

🇧🇷 Brazil · storefront: samsung.com.br · prices in BRL (BR)

Every run returns normalized product records — name, brand, current and list price in BRL, per-kilogram price, stock level, product and image URLs — ready for datasets, spreadsheets or dashboards. Fast, structured results: no manual copy-paste.

Use cases

• First-party electronics pricing — official Samsung Brazil prices, no marketplace markup.
• Model-line tracking — complete Galaxy/TV/lineup sweeps by series.
• Promo detection — brand-direct listPrice moves ahead of retail chains.
• Spec feeds — model numbers and structured fields for electronics catalogs.

What it returns

• productKey — stable unique product ID for this store; join and dedupe on this, never the bare id
• name / brand — product display name and brand
• price / listPrice / currency — current and list price; the currency for this store is always BRL
• unitMultiplier / measurementUnit — pack size (a 5 kg bag → multiplier 5, unit kg)
• pricePerKg — normalized per-kilogram price when the weight is known, null otherwise
• availableQuantity / inStock — stock count (99999 means effectively unlimited) and availability flag
• url / imageUrl — product page and product image
• store / searchQuery / categoryResolved — run provenance: store slug, the query used, and whether the optional category filter resolved

Input

• search — free-text product search, e.g. arroz; defaults to a starter search when omitted
• category — optional; free-text category to scope the search against the store's own category tree (e.g. huevos)
• maxPages — 1–5 result pages (default 1; 24 products per page)
• maxResults — cap on returned products (default 50, max 200)

This record always searches samsung.com.br — no store selection is needed (or offered); every record of this family is fixed to one storefront.

Example queries

{"store": "samsungbr", "search": "galaxy", "maxResults": 10} {"store": "samsungbr", "search": "smart tv", "maxResults": 10} {"store": "samsungbr", "search": "geladeira", "maxResults": 5} {"store": "samsungbr", "search": "monitor", "maxResults": 20}

Output example

Real record from this storefront's public catalog search (live product search, 2026-10-19):

[
  {
    "productKey": "samsung.com.br:2092",
    "name": "Monitor Gamer Samsung Odyssey G40B",
    "brand": "Samsung",
    "price": 1525.26,
    "listPrice": 2049.0,
    "currency": "BRL",
    "unitMultiplier": 1,
    "measurementUnit": "un",
    "availableQuantity": 100,
    "pricePerKg": null,
    "inStock": true,
    "url": "https://samsung.com.br/monitor-gamer-samsung-odyssey-g40b-2092/p",
    "imageUrl": "https://samsung.com.br/arquivos/ids/340251/01-SA365_SMG_Galeria_G4_20220811re001.jpg",
    "store": "samsungbr",
    "searchQuery": "monitor",
    "categoryResolved": null
  }
]

Quirks

1. Narrow single-brand catalog — some queries return only a handful of results; that's completeness, not failure.
2. Model codes (e.g. "SM-S92") give exact matches.
3. Electronics are sold by unit, not weight — measurementUnit is un and pricePerKg is null; compare on price and listPrice.
4. First-party vs marketplace price gaps are common — pair with a marketplace actor for arbitrage views.