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Croma Reviews Scraper

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Croma Reviews Scraper

Croma Reviews Scraper

Extract and analyze Croma product reviews by URL and max_reviews. Get structured ratings, star-count distribution, verified purchase status, review text, dates, and location fields for insights, sentiment trends, and product performance tracking.

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Croma Product Reviews — Data & Analysis Guide

This actor collects customer reviews for a single Croma product page (identified by the /p/<product_code> segment in the URL), and returns a structured dataset that you can use for analysis.


Input

Only two inputs are required:

  1. url
    A Croma product page URL that contains /p/<product_code> at the end.

    Examples:

  2. max_reviews
    The maximum number of review records to collect before stopping.

    Examples:

    • 50
    • 250
    • 1000

Output

The output is a list of review records (a list of dictionaries), where each item represents one review.

Output fields you will typically have per review

A single review record usually includes:

Reviewer & review text

  • username — reviewer alias/name
  • comment — review text
  • date — review date (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • rating — numeric rating (e.g., 1–5)
  • verifiedPurchase — whether purchase is verified

Purchase location (if provided)

  • purchase_city_name
  • purchase_state
  • purchase_country

Product-level context (same value repeated for each review row)

  • product_code
  • averageRating
  • review_text_count (or similar count field from the API, if available)

Rating distribution snapshot (same value repeated for each review row)

  • 1 star_count
  • 2 star_count
  • 3 star_count
  • 4 star_count
  • 5 star_count

Example

Example Input

Example Output (illustrative)

You would receive a list containing up to 3 review records. Each record looks like:

  • username: Surjit
  • comment: Have had a harrowing experience with my online order…
  • date: 2023-09-14
  • rating: 1
  • verifiedPurchase: True
  • purchase_city_name: MUMBAI
  • purchase_state: MAHARASHTRA
  • purchase_country: IN
  • product_code: 258433
  • averageRating: 4.3
  • 1 star_count: 2
  • 2 star_count: 0
  • 3 star_count: 0
  • 4 star_count: 1
  • 5 star_count: 14

Analyses you can do with this dataset

1) Rating distribution and quality score

  • Star distribution: % of 1-star vs 5-star reviews
  • Weighted average rating: confirm vs reported averageRating
  • Top-box / bottom-box: (4–5 stars) vs (1–2 stars)

Why it matters:

  • Quickly measures product satisfaction and whether negative reviews are concentrated.

  • Reviews per week/month
  • Growth rate in review volume
  • Spikes after promotions, releases, or price changes (if you track dates)

Why it matters:

  • Helps correlate campaigns or launches with customer feedback and adoption.

3) Verified purchase vs non-verified comparisons

  • Average rating: verified vs non-verified
  • Negative review share: verified vs non-verified
  • Theme differences in text (complaints vs praise)

Why it matters:

  • Verified reviews often better represent actual product experience.

4) Geography-based insights (if location data exists)

  • Ratings by city/state
  • Concentration of negative feedback by region
  • Outlier locations with unusually high complaint rates

Why it matters:

  • Can reveal supply chain, store-level, or service issues linked to geography.

Reporting ideas (what to present)

You can summarize results in a simple dashboard/report:

  • Total reviews collected (up to max_reviews)
  • Average rating and star distribution
  • Monthly review count trend
  • Top negative themes (Top 5)
  • Verified vs non-verified comparison
  • Geography summary (if present)

Notes & good practices

  • Some products may have thousands of reviews; use max_reviews to control time and data size.
  • Not every review contains purchase location; treat missing values as normal.
  • Use the data responsibly and comply with site terms and applicable policies.

Summary

With url + max_reviews, you can collect structured Croma review data and produce:

  • Satisfaction metrics (ratings)
  • Trends over time
  • Theme-based insights from text
  • Verified purchase quality checks
  • Regional breakdowns (where available)