lv-aggregators-api
Latvian Price Aggregator APIs
Generate and manage XML product feeds for Latvia's two major price comparison platforms: Salidzini.lv and KurPirkt.lv.
Platform Overview
| Aspect | Salidzini.lv | KurPirkt.lv |
|---|---|---|
| Daily visitors | ~47,000 | 30,000-45,000 |
| Monthly visitors | ~1.3 million | N/A |
| Listed shops | N/A | 1,200+ |
| Feed format | XML (UTF-8) | XML (UTF-8) |
| Feed update | At least daily | Regular (daily recommended) |
| Contact | Web form on shops_info.php | kurpirkt@kurpirkt.lv / +371 26533032 |
| Registration | Online form | Email application |
Both platforms use similar XML feed formats with minor differences in field names and requirements. If a shop targets both platforms, a single feed generator can produce both formats with minimal adjustments.
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