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Olimpica Listing Scraper

The Olimpica Listing Scraper exports Olimpica Colombia product listings into a structured CSV for retail research. Import the template into UScraper, run the bundled "televisor" search example, and collect total result count, brand, product name, product URL, before price, discount price, and capture timestamp from a local desktop app workflow.

Output

CSV

Columns

7

Pagination

VTEX ranges

Source

Olimpica

Template

Free import

Best fit

Who uses an Olimpica product listing export

Retail analysts

Weekly price checks

Favorable to scraping

Track visible list prices and discount prices for supermarket, electronics, or drugstore searches, then compare changes in Excel, Sheets, or BI dashboards.

Brands and distributors

Assortment reviews

Favorable to scraping

Export product names, inferred brands, and product URLs to see how items appear in Olimpica search results against competing brands.

Data teams

Approved monitoring

Nuanced outcome

Use a local Olimpica data extractor for repeatable snapshots while keeping site policies, pacing, and retention rules documented before scaling.

Workflow

How the Olimpica scraper works

Navigate to a live listing

The bundled workflow opens https://www.olimpica.com/televisor?map=ft&_q=televisor, a live search listing that currently resolves better than stale product-detail examples. You can adapt the keyword after import.

Wait and clear the first modal

Page-load waits, a cookie-button check, and a short sleep give the storefront time to hydrate before extraction starts. That reduces empty exports on slower sessions.

Fetch all available listing batches

Instead of depending on a covered or unstable load-more button, the JavaScript step uses same-origin VTEX search ranges with _from and _to, continuing until the reported total is reached or no more rows return.

Render rows for Structured Export

The paginator normalizes product fields into hidden row elements. UScraper then reads those rows with Structured Export and writes the fixed CSV columns.

How to use

From template import to first CSV

1

Download the JSON template

Use the page CTA to download the hosted template, then import it into UScraper.

2

Review the search keyword

The starter workflow searches televisor. Replace the keyword and listing URL when you want supermarket, drugstore, or other approved Olimpica searches.

3

Confirm the export folder

Structured Export writes olimpica-listados-scraper.csv. Choose the folder where your team stores retail snapshots.

4

Run a small test first

Start with the bundled query and verify that product names, brands, prices, and URLs populate before expanding the run.

5

Open the spreadsheet

Load the CSV in Excel, Google Sheets, Power Query, or your internal reporting workflow.


Output preview

What the CSV export includes

olimpica-listados-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Create

Column

totalidad

Reported result count, such as 126 Productos.

Column

marca

Brand from the product record, or inferred from the product name.

Column

nombre_producto

Cleaned listing product name.

Column

url_producto

Product detail URL generated from VTEX link data.

Column

precio_antes

Higher visible price, formatted as Colombian pesos.

Column

precio_descuento

Current or discounted price, formatted as Colombian pesos.

Column

fecha_hora_captura

Capture timestamp in Bogota time when available.

Sample rows

2 of many

totalidadmarcanombre_productourl_productoprecio_antesprecio_descuentofecha_hora_captura
126 ProductosSamsungTelevisor Samsung 50 pulgadas Crystal UHD$ 2.199.900$ 1.899.9002026-06-03 09:15:22
126 ProductosLGTelevisor LG Smart TV 43 pulgadas LED$ 1.599.900$ 1.349.9002026-06-03 09:15:22
Headers included - rows are rendered from the VTEX search result batches before export

Treat this as a listing export from the search URLs you configure, not a guaranteed full catalog feed for every Olimpica department.

Frequently asked questions

Public ecommerce pages can still be governed by Olimpica terms, robots directives, intellectual property rules, anti-bot controls, and Colombian privacy or consumer law. Use modest volumes, do not bypass access controls, keep a documented business purpose, and get legal advice before redistributing or reselling scraped catalog data.

Before you scale

Practical limits and maintenance notes

Guardrails for reliable Olimpica scraping

Pacing

Avoid aggressive repeated runs

Keep the bundled waits in place, run one workflow at a time, and stop when the site presents verification, throttling, or unusually slow responses.

Layout

Retest after storefront changes

VTEX search responses, product URL formats, price fields, and cookie controls can change. If the CSV is empty or prices look wrong, run a short test and update the workflow before reporting.

Policy

Review source rules before commercial reuse

Review Olimpica terms, ecommerce terms, privacy notices, robots guidance, and client-approved data policies before using scraped product data in commercial reports.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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