Cimri Scraper - Turkish Price Comparison Data

Scrape product prices, merchant offers, and comparison data from Cimri.com, Turkey's leading price comparison engine with 10M+ monthly visits and hundreds of retailers.

No login or cookies required. Point it at a Cimri category URL and get structured product data.

How to scrape Cimri data

1. Go to Cimri Scraper on Apify Store.
2. Click Try for Free.
3. Paste a Cimri category URL (e.g., https://www.cimri.com/cep-telefonlari). Leave it empty to use the default category.
4. Click Start and wait for the run to finish.
5. Download your data in JSON, CSV, Excel, or connect via API.

What data can you scrape from Cimri?

This scraper extracts comprehensive price comparison data from Cimri.com:

Field	Description
productName	Full product name
category	Product category on Cimri
lowestPrice	Lowest price across all merchants (TRY)
highestPrice	Highest price across all merchants (TRY)
currency	Currency code (TRY)
numberOfOffers	How many merchants offer this product
brand	Brand or manufacturer
imageUrl	Product image URL
url	Direct Cimri product page URL
merchants	Array of merchant offers (name, price)
rating	Always null -- Cimri's public listing data does not expose a customer rating
reviewCount	Always null -- Cimri's public listing data does not expose a review count
scrapedAt	Timestamp of when the data was collected

Example output

{
    "productName": "Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 256 GB",
    "category": "Cep Telefonlari",
    "lowestPrice": 54999,
    "highestPrice": 68990,
    "currency": "TRY",
    "numberOfOffers": 12,
    "brand": "Samsung",
    "imageUrl": "https://cdn.cimri.com/image/800x800/samsung-galaxy-s24-ultra.jpg",
    "url": "https://www.cimri.com/cep-telefonlari/en-ucuz-samsung-galaxy-s24-ultra-256-gb-fiyatlari,123456789",
    "merchants": [
        {
            "name": "Trendyol",
            "price": 54999,
            "url": ""
        },
        {
            "name": "Hepsiburada",
            "price": 55490,
            "url": ""
        },
        {
            "name": "N11",
            "price": 56250,
            "url": ""
        }
    ],
    "rating": null,
    "reviewCount": null,
    "scrapedAt": "2026-06-09T12:00:00.000Z"
}

How much does it cost?

Cimri Scraper fetches search/category listing pages through the Bright Data Web Unlocker -- each request returns a full page of 32 products, so the cost per result is low:

Volume	Approx. Bright Data requests	Approx. Bright Data cost
100 products	~4	~$0.006
500 products	~16	~$0.024
1,000 products	~32	~$0.05
5,000 products	~157	~$0.24

Product fields (name, brand, prices, merchant offers, image) are read directly off the listing page's own embedded data -- no per-product detail-page fetch is needed. A run's usage cost only settles once it reports SUCCEEDED -- reading the dataset mid-run understates the eventual cost.

Input options

Parameter	Type	Description
searchQuery	string	Keyword search. Currently refused upstream, see Keyword search below. Prefer categoryUrl.
categoryUrl	string	Optional Cimri category URL to scrape instead of searching.
maxResults	integer	Maximum products to return. Default: 100.
brightDataApiKey	string	Bright Data API key for the Web Unlocker zone. Required -- Cimri sits behind a Cloudflare WAF block that only the Web Unlocker clears.

Use cases

• Price monitoring -- Track product prices across Turkish e-commerce stores over time.
• Competitor analysis -- Compare your pricing against competitors on the Turkish market.
• Market research -- Analyze product availability, pricing trends, and merchant coverage in Turkey.
• Product catalog building -- Build comprehensive product databases with Turkish market pricing.
• Deal hunting -- Find the lowest prices across hundreds of Turkish retailers automatically.

Tips for best results

• Category URLs use Turkish slugs (e.g., cep-telefonlari, televizyonlar, camasir-makineleri).
• Provide a Bright Data API key -- this actor cannot reach Cimri without one, since a direct request or a regular proxy hits Cloudflare's block page.
• Set maxResults to control how many products you need -- lower values run faster.
• For specific categories, paste the Cimri category URL directly (e.g., https://www.cimri.com/cep-telefonlari).

Supported categories

Cimri covers all major product categories in Turkey:

• Electronics (phones, laptops, TVs, tablets)
• Home appliances (refrigerators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners)
• Personal care and beauty
• Sports and outdoor
• Automotive
• Baby and kids products
• Fashion and accessories
• Home and garden
• And many more

About Cimri.com

Cimri is Turkey's second-largest price comparison website, founded in 2008 and acquired by iLab in 2011. The platform aggregates product listings from hundreds of Turkish online retailers including Trendyol, Hepsiburada, N11, Amazon Turkey, and many more. With over 10 million monthly visits, Cimri is a primary resource for Turkish consumers comparing prices before making purchase decisions.

Integrations and API access

This actor stores results in an Apify Dataset. You can access the data through:

• API -- RESTful API with JSON, CSV, XML, and Excel export formats.
• Webhooks -- Get notified when a scraping run finishes.
• Integrations -- Connect to Google Sheets, Slack, Zapier, Make, and other platforms.
• Scheduled runs -- Set up automatic recurring scrapes on any schedule.

Is it legal to scrape Cimri?

This actor scrapes only publicly available data from Cimri.com that any visitor can see without logging in. It does not bypass any authentication or access private user data. Always review Cimri's terms of service and ensure your use case complies with applicable laws and regulations.

Keyword search

searchQuery does not currently return data. Cimri's search path is /arama?q=, and cimri.com/robots.txt disallows it. Cimri sits behind a Cloudflare WAF that only the Bright Data Web Unlocker clears, and the Web Unlocker obeys the target's robots.txt, so it refuses that URL (measured 2026-09-20: an empty response on 3 of 3 attempts, while category pages returned full HTML on 3 of 3).

Category pages are robots-allowed and work normally, so use categoryUrl. A run given a keyword fails immediately with the matching category URLs for that keyword rather than retrying a URL that cannot succeed.

A keyword takes precedence over categoryUrl. Filling in both does not search inside the category: the keyword is used, so the run fails with the suggestions above. Leave searchQuery empty to scrape a category. Until 2026-09-21 the precedence ran the other way, and because the Store schema gives categoryUrl a default that Apify injects into every run, a request for "laptop" returned mobile phones and reported SUCCEEDED.