Albert Heijn price monitoring sample, 500 products
Sleep Mode Systems
Albert Heijn Scraper
Albert Heijn prijzen API sample: 500 products from ah.nl with price, unit price, Bonus deal, EAN, size and category, to test a price monitoring pipeline before running the full catalog of ~22,000 products. Costs $0.50. Raise or remove maxItems when the pipeline works.
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Testing: 500 products with every output field, so you can build and check your pipeline for $0.50 before running the full catalog of ~22,000 products.
The first 500 products returned, not a random sample, so use the full catalog for statistics.
Albert Heijn has no public API. This actor returns the same products, prices and deals as ah.nl in stable fields you can call from Python, JavaScript or REST.
Remove maxItems or set it to 100000. The full run reads all ~22,000 products in under a minute for about $22.