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CDON Scraper

Extracts products from CDON.se, Sweden's largest online marketplace with thousands of third-party sellers across electronics, fashion, home, and more.

How it works

CDON is built on Next.js. The scraper reads product data from the embedded __NEXT_DATA__ JSON (fastest path) with fallback to JSON-LD and HTML card parsing. It understands CDON-specific patterns like brand links under /varumarke/ and image proxying through /_next/image.

Set scrapeDetails: true to visit individual product pages for seller info, specs, and stock levels.

Input

Output

{
"name":"Apple MacBook Air 13\" M3 256GB",
"brand":"Apple",
"price":12990,
"currency":"SEK",
"url":"https://cdon.se/produkt/apple-macbook-air/",
"inStock":true,
"scrapedAt":"2026-03-16T10:00:00.000Z"
}

Cost

~0.3 CU per 1,000 in listing mode. Detail mode: ~1 CU per 1,000.

Notes

• CDON is a marketplace -- the same product may appear from multiple sellers
• Prices in SEK
• Product URLs follow the pattern /produkt/{slug}/

Why use CDON Scraper

• Price monitoring — Track prices, stock, and promotions across CDON at scale
• Competitive intelligence — Compare your catalog against CDON pricing and assortment
• Market research — Analyze category trends, new arrivals, and rating distributions
• Lead generation — Build product datasets for affiliate sites, comparison tools, or feeds
• No login or cookies required — Authenticated access not needed; works out of the box

How to use CDON Scraper

1. Open the Input tab and provide a search query, category URL, or product list
2. Adjust optional filters such as maxResults or proxy settings
3. Click Start and wait for the run to complete
4. Download results from the Output tab in JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or HTML
5. Schedule recurring runs from the Schedule tab if you need ongoing data

How to scrape CDON data

This Actor automates the process of extracting structured product data from CDON. You can run it directly from the Apify console, the Apify API, or any of the official SDKs (JavaScript, Python). The scraper handles pagination, retries, and rate limiting so you can focus on the data, not the plumbing.

Typical workflows:

• One-off export: paste a category URL or keyword, set maxResults, and run
• Scheduled monitoring: set a daily cron in the Schedule tab to track prices over time
• Programmatic integration: trigger runs from your backend via the Apify API and pull the dataset when finished
• Webhook automation: receive a callback the moment a run completes and pipe the results into Zapier, Make, n8n, BigQuery, or Google Sheets

Tips for best results

• Start small — run with maxResults: 10 before launching large jobs
• Use proxies — residential proxies reduce blocking on protected sites
• Throttle on big jobs — keep maxConcurrency modest (5–10) for stability
• Schedule runs — daily runs are usually enough for price monitoring
• Inspect the dataset schema — the Storage tab shows the full output structure

FAQ and support

Is it legal to scrape CDON? This Actor extracts publicly available data. Always review the website's Terms of Service before scraping at scale, and respect rate limits.

Why am I getting fewer results than expected? Some categories have hidden pagination or load more on scroll. Increase maxResults and verify your filters.

Can I extract data for a single product? Yes — provide the full product URL in startUrls and the scraper will return one item.

The site blocks me — what should I do? Enable Apify residential proxies in the input. Datacenter IPs are blocked by many e-commerce sites.

For issues, feature requests, or bug reports, open a ticket in the Issues tab on the Actor page or contact support@apify.com. We monitor every actor and ship fixes quickly when sites change.