Pepper Scraper

🛒 Find Pepper deals in Poland and the Netherlands

For ecommerce teams, price researchers, and developers, Pepper Scraper reads public search pages from the Polish and Dutch Pepper sites. It returns structured deal data with prices, links, community signals, dates, and source details, so you can compare deals in one dataset.

• Search public Pepper deals for an Air Fryer and review matching prices and links.
• Find Lego deals in the submitted search scope and save their source details.
• Collect Robot Vacuum deals with their visible prices and community signals.
• Track Wireless Headphones offers with source links and published dates.
• Review Gaming Laptop deals with current and comparison prices.
• Find iPhone deals and inspect merchant links, categories, and voucher codes when published.
• Search for Laptop deals across Polish or Dutch Pepper pages and compare community temperature.

📦 Structured Pepper deal data

Each saved row is the first eligible occurrence of a deal found in the submitted search scope. If the same deal appears again through another URL, the later match is ignored and does not change the saved row.

What each row includes

Deal ID and title, source and merchant links, current and comparison prices, currency, shipping cost and free-shipping status, community temperature and comment count, publication, update, and expiry times, source status and type, merchant category and group, image links, voucher codes, public publisher details, and post state when Pepper publishes them.

🚀 Run a Pepper search

Use one common run configuration for all submitted search URLs. To shorten a run, set a smaller page limit. No buyer login or authentication is needed for public Pepper pages.

Run steps

1. Add one or more public Pepper search-page URLs from the Polish or Dutch sites.
2. Set Pages to read for each URL. Leave it empty to return all available results until the source is exhausted.
3. Add an optional minimum community temperature or date filter.
4. Open the results link after the run to read the default dataset.

Use separate runs when different search URLs need different filters, because one configuration applies to every URL in a run.

Access

The Actor reads public pages and does not post, vote, bookmark, comment, or change Pepper content.

⚙️ Input

Input fields

Field	Type	What it does
searchUrls	array of objects (required)	Adds one or more public Pepper search-page URLs.
searchUrls[].url	string (required)	Gives the public Pepper search-page URL to read.
maxPages	integer (optional)	Limits the pages read for each submitted URL. Leave it empty to return all available results until the source is exhausted.
minTemperature	number (optional)	Keeps deals with a community temperature at or above this value. Leave it empty to include deals at any temperature.
publishedAfter	string (optional)	Keeps deals published on or after this date. Use YYYY-MM-DD.
hotDateFrom	string (optional)	Keeps deals whose source hot date is on or after this date. Use YYYY-MM-DD.

searchUrls is required. The other fields are optional, and the same page limit and filters apply to every URL in the run.

Example input

This is the public input from a successful current-beta default-input run:

{
  "searchUrls": [
    {
      "url": "https://www.pepper.pl/search?q=laptop"
    }
  ],
  "maxPages": 3
}

🧾 Output

The run output includes a results link named Pepper deal records. It opens the default dataset. Each row contains the fields below. Optional fields are left out when Pepper does not publish them.

Run output

Field	Type	What it does
results	string	Opens the default dataset of collected Pepper deal rows.

Dataset row fields

Field	Type	What it does
dealId	string (required)	Identifies the deal with the stable ID assigned by Pepper.
title	string (required)	Gives the deal title shown by Pepper.
sourceUrl	string (optional)	Links to the public Pepper deal page or share page.
merchantUrl	string (optional)	Links to the public merchant destination when Pepper provides one.
pricing	object (optional)	Groups the prices and shipping details published with the deal.
pricing.currentPrice	number (optional)	Gives the current deal price.
pricing.comparisonPrice	number (optional)	Gives the comparison price shown by Pepper.
pricing.currency	string (optional)	Gives the currency code or label used for the prices.
pricing.shippingCost	number (optional)	Gives the shipping cost shown by Pepper.
pricing.freeShipping	boolean (optional)	Says whether Pepper marks shipping as free.
community	object (optional)	Groups community activity signals published with the deal.
community.temperature	number (optional)	Gives the community temperature value.
community.temperatureLevel	string (optional)	Gives the temperature level shown by Pepper.
community.commentCount	integer (optional)	Gives the number of comments shown by Pepper.
lifecycle	object (optional)	Groups publication and source state details.
lifecycle.publishedAt	string (optional)	Gives when Pepper published the deal as a date-time value.
lifecycle.updatedAt	string (optional)	Gives when Pepper last updated the deal as a date-time value.
lifecycle.expiresAt	string (optional)	Gives when Pepper says the deal expires as a date-time value.
lifecycle.sourceStatus	string (optional)	Gives the status reported by Pepper for the deal.
lifecycle.sourceType	string (optional)	Gives the type reported by Pepper for the deal.
merchantCategory	string (optional)	Gives the merchant category published with the deal.
merchantGroup	string (optional)	Gives the merchant group published with the deal.
imageUrls	array of strings (optional)	Lists public image links published with the deal.
voucherCodes	array of strings (optional)	Lists voucher codes published with the deal.
publisher	object (optional)	Groups public publisher details attached to the deal.
publisher.id	string (optional)	Gives the public publisher ID.
publisher.username	string (optional)	Gives the public publisher username.
publisher.displayName	string (optional)	Gives the public publisher display name.
publisher.profileUrl	string (optional)	Links to the public publisher profile.
postState	string (optional)	Gives the post state reported by Pepper.

Example deal row

This unshortened row came from a successful current-beta run. It includes prices, shipping, community signals, lifecycle data, links, category data, an image, and public publisher data.

{
  "dealId": "416526",
  "title": "MSI Vector A16 HX RTX5070 Ti gaming laptop",
  "sourceUrl": "https://nl.pepper.com/share-deal/416526",
  "merchantUrl": "https://nl.pepper.com/visit/search/416526",
  "pricing": {
    "currency": "EUR",
    "currentPrice": 1599,
    "comparisonPrice": 1979,
    "shippingCost": 0,
    "freeShipping": true
  },
  "community": {
    "temperature": 281.26,
    "temperatureLevel": "Hot3",
    "commentCount": 14
  },
  "lifecycle": {
    "publishedAt": "2026-08-24T08:39:14.000Z",
    "updatedAt": "2026-08-24T11:36:14.000Z",
    "expiresAt": "2026-08-24T21:59:01.000Z",
    "sourceStatus": "Activated",
    "sourceType": "Deal"
  },
  "merchantCategory": "Elektronica",
  "merchantGroup": "elektronica",
  "imageUrls": [
    "https://static.pepper.com/threads/raw/eDzs2/416526_1/re/202x202/qt/70/416526_1.jpg"
  ],
  "publisher": {
    "id": "104699",
    "username": "DonPedro"
  },
  "postState": "Activated"
}

The source did not publish voucher codes or publisher display name and profile link for this row, so those optional fields are absent.

💳 Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. The primary event is charged for each deal saved to the default dataset. A run that saves no deal does not create a charge for that primary event. See the Pricing tab for current rates.

🔌 Integrations

Start runs and read the default dataset in the Apify Console or through the standard Apify Actor API. You can export the dataset from Apify for your own workflow.

❓ FAQ

What happens if two submitted URLs show the same deal?

The Actor saves the first eligible occurrence and ignores later matches from other submitted URLs. The saved row keeps the first match and is not rewritten.

Do the page and filter settings apply to every URL?

Yes. One run uses one page limit and one set of filters for every submitted URL. Use separate runs when those settings need to differ.

What does leaving Pages to read empty do?

It returns all available results until the source is exhausted.

Which Pepper pages can I submit?

Submit public search-page URLs from the Polish or Dutch Pepper sites. Private, login-gated, non-Pepper, and other page types are outside this Actor's scope.

What do the date filters mean?

publishedAfter keeps deals whose published date is on or after your date. hotDateFrom keeps deals whose source hot date is on or after your date. Use YYYY-MM-DD for both.

Why is a field missing from a row?

Pepper may not publish every optional value for every deal. The Actor leaves unavailable values out.

Does the Actor keep price history?

No. Each run returns data from the public pages at that time. Save repeat run datasets if you want to compare changes later.

📝 Changelog

0.0: Initial release

🆘 Support

For issues, questions, or feature requests, file a ticket and I'll fix or implement it in less than 24h 🫡

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Made with ❤️ by Maxime Dupré