Question 1

Which Spanish marketplaces matter most for price intelligence?

Accepted Answer

Amazon.es dominates traffic and GMV, but El Corte Inglés, PcComponentes, AliExpress, Miravia, Carrefour, MediaMarkt, Temu and Shein all shape local price expectations differently. A Spanish carrier IP returns the es price, promos and Buy Box each platform serves to a real local shopper.

Question 2

Why can't I scrape Amazon.es from a datacenter IP?

Accepted Answer

Amazon rate-limits hard, serves CAPTCHAs and blocks hosting ranges. A Movistar, Orange or Yoigo mobile IP returns the real Buy Box winner and es price with far fewer challenges when paired with human-paced requests.

Question 3

Do prices differ by region in Spain?

Accepted Answer

On Carrefour, MediaMarkt and some grocery-led platforms, stock and promotions can vary by store and region. A Spanish carrier IP returns the local view, not a generic fallback.

Question 4

Can I run several seller accounts safely?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use one dedicated IP per seller account with no shared-pool history. Hold a sticky session per account and avoid rotating mid-session on a logged-in store.

Question 5

What about Vinted and Wallapop?

Accepted Answer

Second-hand and C2C resale is covered on our dedicated Vinted and Wallapop page, not duplicated here.

Question 6

Do I still need to declare income with multiple accounts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EU marketplaces report seller income under DAC7 (Modelo 238 in Spain), and running several accounts does not hide earnings. Declare what you make across all of them. This is general information, not tax advice.

Question 7

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Start the 1-hour free trial, point it at a live listing on Amazon.es or PcComponentes, and confirm the carrier, the real es price and the Buy Box before committing to a plan.