Nordic Grocery Offers - Weekly Deals in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland

Current grocery offers from Nordic supermarket chains near a city or any point in Denmark, Norway, Sweden or Finland, normalized into one clean schema. Search by product or read whole grocery catalogs: Netto, REMA 1000, føtex, Bilka, Lidl, MENY, SPAR, KIWI, Extra, Coop, ICA, Willys, Hemköp, Prisma, S-market, K-Supermarket and more, in a single run.

This actor reads Tjek's public offers API, the data behind the eTilbudsavis, eReklamblad and eTarjouslehdet shopper apps. It is HTTP-first: no browser, no proxies, no login, no key. Offers are local, so you pick a country and a city (or coordinates) and get the offers that run there.

What you get

One record per offer:

{
  "dealId": "_KmO1yv7A5kn8G1Kai4az",
  "mode": "search",
  "query": "kaffe",
  "country": "DK",
  "city": "Copenhagen",
  "latitude": 55.6761,
  "longitude": 12.5683,
  "radiusKm": 10,
  "name": "Peter Larsen Kaffe Blanding 66",
  "retailer": "REMA 1000",
  "retailerId": "11deC",
  "currentPrice": 35,
  "originalPrice": 60,
  "currency": "DKK",
  "quantityText": "400 g",
  "unitPriceText": "87.50 DKK/kg",
  "description": "Ved køb af flere end 6 stk. pr. dag er prisen 60.00 pr. stk. 400 g 87.50 pr. kg",
  "catalogId": "0PYIjcFX",
  "catalogName": "Uge 39",
  "catalogCategory": "groceries_discount",
  "catalogPage": 25,
  "validFrom": "2026-09-19T22:00:00Z",
  "validTo": "2026-09-26T21:59:59Z",
  "imageUrl": "https://image-transformer-api.tjek.com/?u=s3%3A%2F%2Fsgn-prd-assets%2Fuploads%2F0PYIjcFX%2Fp-25.webp&w=1000&x1r=0.011&x2r=0.506&y1r=0.012&y2r=0.465&s=3567ebfb6edd5db06d0129d2a116cb1d",
  "url": "https://etilbudsavis.dk/REMA-1000?publication=0PYIjcFX&offer=_KmO1yv7A5kn8G1Kai4az",
  "source": "Tjek public offers API",
  "fetchedAt": "2026-09-24T18:23:20.949Z"
}

• currentPrice is the offer price. originalPrice is the before price, only when the retailer published one (about 1 in 6 records in our tests).
• currency is the source currency: DKK, NOK, SEK or EUR. Nothing is converted.
• quantityText is the pack size as published (400 g, 120-500 g, 24 x 33 cl). unitPriceText is the offer price per kg, litre or piece, computed from the price and an exact pack size. It is null when the offer covers a size range.
• description keeps the offer text (variants, limits, printed unit prices) on one line.
• catalogName and catalogCategory come from the catalog the offer sits in. Grocery catalogs are groceries, groceries_discount or hypermarket. Some catalogs have no name, so catalogName is null for about 1 in 10 records.
• validFrom/validTo are the offer's run dates in UTC. url opens the offer on the public shopper site for that country.
• query is the search term that matched, or null when you read whole catalogs without a term.

Inputs

• country (required): DK, NO, SE or FI.
• city: Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg (DK); Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger (NO); Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmo, Uppsala (SE); Helsinki, Espoo, Tampere, Turku (FI). The search point is the city centre.
• latitude / longitude: any point inside the chosen country, instead of a city. If both are set, the coordinates win.
• radiusKm: stores within this distance of the point, 1-100 (default 10).
• mode: search (default) finds offers for your terms. catalogs reads every offer in the grocery catalogs near the point.
• queries: product terms, required in search mode. Local-language terms work best: kaffe, mælk, melk, mjölk, kahvi, maito. In catalogs mode they are optional and keep only offers whose name contains a term.
• retailers: only these chains (e.g. Netto, REMA 1000, KIWI, ICA). Case, punctuation and Nordic letters do not matter, so fotex and foetex match føtex. A name matches every chain that contains it: ICA matches ICA Nära, ICA Kvantum and ICA Maxi Stormarknad.
• maxItems: cap on deal records for the whole run (default 200). With several terms or several retailers, the cap is shared evenly between them.
• onlyWithPrice: skip offers without a numeric price (default true).

Every input is checked before the run is charged. An unknown country or city, a city in another country, coordinates outside the country, or search mode without a term fails right away at no cost.

Coverage

Tested on 24 September 2026 in all four countries and all 16 cities. Every city returned offers.

Country	Search term	Deals per city (10 km)
Denmark	kaffe	96-100 (100 is the source cap per term)
Denmark	mælk	49 in Copenhagen
Norway	kaffe	11-13
Sweden	kaffe	16-25
Finland	kahvi	22-45

Norway returned fewer offers per term than Denmark in the week tested (Oslo: kaffe 13, melk 3), while the same 10 km around Oslo held 29 grocery catalogs. For Norway, catalogs mode reads the whole weekly catalogs instead.

Coordinates work anywhere inside the country: a point in Roskilde (DK, 5 km) and one in Tromsø (NO) both returned offers.

Retailers that returned deal records in our tests:

• Denmark: Netto, REMA 1000, føtex, Bilka, Lidl, MENY, SPAR, Kvickly, SuperBrugsen, Brugsen, Løvbjerg, Min Købmand, LET-KØB, 365discount, Salling, Wolt Market, KortDato.
• Norway: KIWI, REMA 1000, Extra, Coop Prix, Joker, Bunnpris, Obs, Europris, Jacobs.
• Sweden: ICA Nära, ICA Supermarket, ICA Kvantum, ICA Maxi Stormarknad, Coop, Stora Coop, Coop X:-TRA, Willys, Hemköp, City Gross, Lidl, Matöppet, Matjätten, ÖoB.
• Finland: Prisma, S-market, Alepa, Sale, K-Supermarket, Lidl, Tokmanni.

Search also returns non-grocery chains when they advertise a match (e.g. Imerco and Harald Nyborg in Denmark, BAUHAUS and Power in Finland for coffee). catalogCategory tells them apart.

Browse whole grocery catalogs (catalogs mode)

Set mode to catalogs to get every offer in the grocery catalogs near the point, instead of searching by product. Filter by chain (retailers) and optionally by words in the offer name (queries).

{ "country": "DK", "city": "Copenhagen", "mode": "catalogs", "retailers": ["Netto"], "maxItems": 500 }

• Only grocery catalogs are read (groceries, groceries_discount, hypermarket).
• Catalogs running now come first, then catalogs already published for the coming days. validFrom shows when an offer starts.
• In our tests Copenhagen had 44 grocery catalogs within 10 km. Netto alone had two (this week and next week) with 354 offers. A Lidl catalog in Helsinki held 122.
• In Sweden many catalogs are per store (e.g. Willys Göteborg Hvitfeldtsplatsen), so catalogName tells you which store.
• In catalogs mode a term matches any part of the offer name, so melk also found SJOKOMELK and KOKOSMELK in Oslo.

Each run stops at maxItems (default 200, about $0.40 at $0.002 per record). A full city sweep runs to thousands of offers (Tjek listed about 6,500 in the 44 grocery catalogs near Copenhagen), so raise it on purpose.

Use cases

• Price comparison apps: this week's coffee offers at Netto, REMA 1000 and føtex side by side
• Deal alerts: run on a schedule, diff against last week, notify on a target price
• Meal-planning and budgeting tools: pull the week's grocery offers near a shopper
• Market and CPG research: track promo depth and frequency by brand, chain and country over time
• AI agents: ask "what coffee is on offer near Oslo this week" through the standby API endpoint

API / Standby mode for AI agents

Call the actor as a synchronous HTTP endpoint:

GET /?country=DK&city=Copenhagen&q=kaffe&maxItems=20

Browse mode works the same way:

GET /?country=NO&city=Oslo&mode=catalogs&retailer=KIWI&maxItems=50

Returns { count, deals: [...] }. Use lat and lng instead of city for any point. Repeat q or retailer, or separate values with commas, for several. maxItems defaults to 50 (1-500). A bare GET / returns a readiness object with the city list.

Base URL: https://gratifying-graph--nordic-grocery-offers.apify.actor. Add your Apify API token as ?token=YOUR_TOKEN or an Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN header.

Invalid input returns HTTP 400 and is not charged. If Tjek cannot be read, the call returns HTTP 502 and is not charged. In our tests a first call answered in 1.7-2.7 seconds. The same call again within 30 minutes came back from cache in milliseconds.

Speed

Measured locally:

• A search run: 1-4 seconds (2-7 requests).
• A whole retailer in catalogs mode (Netto in Copenhagen, 354 offers): 3 seconds.
• A term across every grocery catalog near Oslo in catalogs mode: 34 requests, 24 seconds.

The actor reads Tjek one request at a time with a short pause between requests, so larger runs take longer rather than hitting the API harder.

Pricing

Pay per event:

Event	Price
Actor start	$0.0005
Per deal record	$0.002
API call (standby)	$0.02

Measured example: kaffe and mælk in Copenhagen returned 149 deals, $0.2985 per run. Danish weekly grocery catalogs in the week tested ran for 7 days, so one run a week catches each new catalog: about $1.29 a month. The default input (20 deals) costs $0.0405. A full Netto sweep in Copenhagen (354 offers) costs $0.71.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? Tjek's public offers API, the same data its shopper apps show. Read politely: one request at a time with a short pause. The actor reads logged-out, public, non-personal data only.

Which search terms work? Use the local language. In Copenhagen kaffe returned 100 deals and coffee returned 28. Terms we tested: Danish kaffe, mælk; Norwegian kaffe, melk; Swedish kaffe, mjölk, kyckling; Finnish kahvi, maito.

Why at most 100 deals per search term? The source returns at most 100 offers per term and location. To go further, name the chains in retailers (the search then covers only those chains) or read whole catalogs in catalogs mode.

Are these in-store shelf prices? No. These are offer prices for the stated validity window, as printed in the retailers' catalogs. Regular shelf prices are not part of catalog data. originalPrice is only filled when the retailer printed a before price.

How are multi-packs and multi-buys handled? currentPrice is the price of the whole offer as published. Example from a real record: Netto Pepsi Max eller Faxe Kondi sodavand, currentPrice 89, quantityText 24 x 33 cl, unitPriceText 11.24 DKK/l. That matches the Pr. liter 11,24 printed in description. A multi-buy like 2 FOR 90,- shows as currentPrice 90 and quantityText 2 x 250 g. Check quantityText before comparing prices.

Can unitPriceText differ from the printed unit price? Yes, sometimes. It is computed from the price and the structured pack size the retailer entered. When the price includes a bottle deposit, or the pack size was entered wrong, the printed unit price in description is the one to trust. It is null when the pack size is a range (120-500 g).

Which currencies? The currency the source gives: DKK in Denmark, NOK in Norway, SEK in Sweden, EUR in Finland. No conversion.

Why do some offers start in the future? Chains publish next week's catalog a few days early. Those offers are included, with their real validFrom.

Why must coordinates be inside the country? The source falls back to Danish offers for points it cannot place, instead of an error. The actor rejects points outside the chosen country before charging.

Canada, the US or Australia? Use the sibling actors Canada Grocery Deals, US Grocery Deals and Australia Catalogue Specials - similar record shape.

CSV export? Every Apify dataset exports as CSV, JSON, Excel, or via API.

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