Amazon Product Scraper

Get full Amazon product data — price, stock, rating, specs and seller — from a search, a category, or a list of products.

The first 50 products of every run are free, so you can check the data before you pay for any of it.

You pay only for products you actually get back. Nothing found, nothing charged.

Any problem answered within 24 hours. Real people maintain this — see Support.

What you give it

Fill in any one of these. You can mix them, and duplicates are removed automatically.

	Example
Amazon URLs	https://www.amazon.com/s?k=cordless+drill — a search, a category, or a single product page
Search terms	cordless drill — exactly what you'd type into Amazon's search box
ASINs	B00ET5VMTU — if you already have product codes

Then pick your marketplace (US, UK, Germany, Italy or Spain) and a limit so a broad search can't run away with your budget.

Narrow it down

Sort the way Amazon does — relevance, price low to high, price high to low, average review, or newest.

Filter so you only get what you want. Minimum and maximum price, minimum rating, minimum number of reviews, in-stock only, or a brand name. Products that don't match are never delivered and never charged for — so a filtered run costs less, not more.

Trim the rows if you want smaller output: switch off the description, the specifications, the images, or add variant ASINs. The price per product is the same either way.

What you get back

One row per product, with everything on it. Every product is opened on its own page, so you get the full detail — not just the thumbnail and price that a search listing shows.

The product title · brand · manufacturer · model · category · breadcrumbs

The commercials price · list_price (the crossed-out price) · currency · availability · in_stock · sold_by · fulfilled_by

What shoppers think rating · reviews_count · best_sellers_rank (rank and category, for each category it charts in)

The details description · features (the bullet points) · specifications (the full table — often 30+ entries) · color · size · material · weight · dimensions · date_first_available

Pictures and versions image · images (all of them) · variant_asins (other sizes and colours of the same product)

Where it came from asin · url · source (which search or URL found it) · list_position (where it ranked in those results) · scraped_at

Example

{
  "searchTerms": ["cordless drill"],
  "domain": "com",
  "maxItems": 100,
  "maxPagesPerSource": 2
}

Gives you the first 100 products for that search, each one fully detailed:

{
  "asin": "B00ET5VMTU",
  "title": "DEWALT 20V Max XR Drill Driver, Battery and Charger (DCD771C2)",
  "brand": "DEWALT",
  "model": "DCD771C2",
  "category": "Tools & Home Improvement",
  "price": 99.99,
  "currency": "USD",
  "in_stock": true,
  "rating": 4.8,
  "reviews_count": 49893,
  "best_sellers_rank": [{ "rank": 953, "category": "Tools & Home Improvement" }],
  "sold_by": "Amazon Resale",
  "fulfilled_by": "Amazon",
  "list_position": 2,
  "source": "cordless drill"
}

What people use it for

• Price tracking — watch your products and your competitors', across countries
• Market research — pull a whole category and see who sells what, at what price
• Search ranking — list_position tells you where a product actually appears for a search term
• Catalogue building — specs, images and descriptions for thousands of products
• Stock monitoring — know when something goes out of stock, or comes back

Good to know

• Prices are live. Amazon changes them through the day, so a price is true as of scraped_at.
• Not every product has every field. Some sellers leave specs blank. Missing means Amazon doesn't show it.
• Products that no longer exist are skipped, and you aren't charged for them. The run tells you how many.
• Results arrive as they're found, so you can start using them before a long run finishes.
• Your spend limit is respected. The run stops cleanly at it rather than failing after the work is done.
• Bestseller pages (/Best-Sellers/, /zgbs/) aren't supported here — use a search or category URL instead.

Support — we answer within 24 hours

Something not working? Tell us and we'll fix it.

Every issue gets a reply within 24 hours, and we work it until it's solved. That covers a scraper that stops returning data, fields that look wrong, a marketplace behaving oddly, or anything you're unsure how to configure.

How to reach us

• Issues tab on this Actor's page — the fastest route, it reaches us directly
• info@acumix.eu if you'd rather email

What helps us fix it faster

• The run ID (it's in the URL of any run)
• What you expected versus what you got
• The input you used — a search term, URL or ASIN we can reproduce with

If something is broken on our side, we'll also tell you when it's fixed rather than leaving you to check.

Running it

Click Start in the console, or use the API, schedule it, or connect it to Make, Zapier, Google Sheets, or your own code. Export as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML.