Amazon Search Scraper
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This Amazon Search Scraper allows you to scrape the products on Amazon. It extracts data from Amazon search pages in structured formats such as JSON, XML, CSV, or Excel.
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message: "No results" in Search Results, alongside Search Metadata with zero
product counts for query-level analysis. Empty later pages still save neither
record type. Product records keep their existing
fields; consumers should check message before reading ASIN or position.
Start a new run when adopting this output change; older saved write states
cannot be replayed with the new version.Increase the maximum maxResultsPerQuery from 500 to 20,000 product records
per search; the minimum remains 10 and the default remains 100. Result-count
searches follow Amazon's next-page links without a fixed device page limit.
The compatibility input maxPages retains its existing precedence and caps.
Searches now advance one page at a time after saving the current page, reducing unnecessary later-page work when a search stops. Different searches can still run concurrently.
Reduced repeated request-queue reads while the last searches or result writes are still running. Pagination continues when new pages become available.
Improved resilience to temporary service failures during startup and result saving. Slow billing operations no longer share the page-processing deadline. Connection cleanup errors no longer turn otherwise completed runs into failures. Unconfirmed writes or charges still stop to prevent unsafe replay.
Reaching the run's charge budget or having insufficient budget for the next operation now logs a warning and exits successfully instead of failing the run. Already saved results remain available, but results and Search Metadata may be incomplete. Unconfirmed writes or charges still stop with an error.
searchUris now determine the marketplace for the
entire run and override domain, including for relative URIs in the same list.
URLs from multiple marketplaces are rejected before searching. Page language,
automatic proxy country, and delivery validation use the resolved marketplace;
check saved postcode and locality settings when changing URL marketplaces.
The input form also rejects unsupported URL hosts and protocols.Normal pagination now inherits the established delivery session without an additional homepage request. Initial address setup and failed-session retries retain delivery verification.
Phone Search Metadata now includes available brands, grouped filters, deals, shopping ideas, structurally identified gender choices, and review-filter links using the same field names and nested structures as desktop. Choices already present in the first-page response are included; missing categories and total page counts are not inferred.
Remove the phone-only Search Metadata field refinements. Use the available
structured filter, brands, deals, gender, popular_shopping_ideas, and
reviews_refinements_url sections. Price-range, delivery-time, and sorting
shortcuts that were present only in the removed field are no longer exported.
Historical dataset rows are unchanged.
Reduce the maximum maxResultsPerQuery from 1000 to 500 product records per
search. The minimum remains 10 and the default remains 100. Update saved tasks
and API requests using 501–1000 to 500 or less; those values are now rejected
by the input form and by runtime validation when the result limit applies.
The compatibility input maxPages retains its existing precedence and behavior.
This is a breaking release. Accepting legacy inputs does not preserve the old output structure or all previous input behavior. Review saved tasks and dataset integrations before upgrading.
Use deliveryLocality instead of deliveryCity for the Australian city or
suburb paired with deliveryZipCode. Existing AU deliveryCity inputs remain
accepted; when both names are supplied, they must identify the same city or
suburb. Existing saved AU tasks retain their destination and page identity.
Domestic deliveryLocality selection is now available for Egypt Governorates
and Saudi/UAE cities, without a postcode. Use the displayed name, such as
Cairo, Riyadh, or Abu Dhabi. A foreign country cannot be combined with a
domestic locality. UAE city selection does not require an Area; Amazon may
display an additional area in its delivery text.
Deprecated and removed glance_icons and other_items_to_consider from
Search Metadata. Remove dependencies on these fields; neither has a replacement.
Previously saved dataset records are unchanged.
Search Results now always contains one record per main search-product occurrence.
Page context is saved separately in the searchMetaData dataset, once per search
from its first successfully collected page. The deprecated flattenResults
input is accepted and ignored, so existing tasks can keep either true or
false. The previous nested page objects with a results array are no longer
written.
Update output consumers to use badge instead of amazons_choice,
search_url instead of the page-level url, and metadata total_pages instead
of pages. Records include search_page_id, device, and crawled_at.
First-page products can be joined to metadata by search_page_id; later-page
products have their own page IDs and no matching metadata record.
Replace searchTermUrls with searchUris and the matching domain.
searchTermUrls remains accepted as a nonempty array of full search URLs and
takes priority over searchUris; its marketplace overrides domain. Legacy
newline-separated strings are no longer accepted. All searches in one run must
use the same marketplace; split mixed-marketplace inputs into separate runs.
Replace maxPages with maxResultsPerQuery to limit product records per search
(10–1000, default 100). The last page is trimmed to fit the result limit.
maxPages remains accepted as an integer from 1 through 20 and takes priority,
saving complete pages without a result-count cutoff. Remove it to use the new
limit; page counts and product counts are not interchangeable. Requests that
omit both limits now default to at most 100 product records per search instead
of the previous 1-page default.
searchTermUrls and maxPages are scheduled for deprecation. retries is
accepted but deprecated and ignored; retries are managed automatically. The
legacy proxy object no longer configures connections; use proxyCountry to
select the request country.
Improved reviews.stars extraction across desktop and mobile cards. Dedicated
numeric ratings take precedence over localized star captions and status text.
Cards without a numeric rating can use observed captions, including Japanese
and Turkish captions that put the five-star scale before the actual rating.
Missing or unsupported ratings remain absent; rounded star icons are not used
to infer an exact rating.
Restored decimal-comma ratings on native desktop cards by reading their
dedicated numeric rating before the localized caption. Native payment coupon
labels now preserve Brazilian, Dutch, Swedish, Saudi, UAE, Polish, and Turkish currency amounts;
ambiguous labels remain unknown. Accepted configured
language prefixes in native search and pagination URLs, such as Amazon.sa's
/-/en/s, while retaining the marketplace's automatic page language.
Reduced local search parsing CPU work and event-loop stalls while preserving complete product and metadata extraction. Cancellation and shutdown settle parsing work before discarding late results. Cloud CU savings have not been measured.
Restored product prices on Japanese desktop cards and price/reference values on cards without a price-link accessibility attribute. Product prices, reference prices, and coupon prices remain separate raw strings; missing prices are not filled from reference amounts or coupon discounts.
Restored reviews.count on desktop product cards with changed or absent
analytics wrappers. Desktop and mobile read the full rating count from the
accessible label, including localized thousands separators, rather than
abbreviated display text. Missing counts remain absent.
Runs with one distinct search URI no longer print periodic
AutoscaledPool status messages, including during pagination. Runs with
multiple distinct search URIs retain periodic status logging.
Added product-level is_kindle_unlimited, a boolean on newly collected
desktop and phone records indicating an observed Kindle Unlimited badge.
False means no supported badge was detected; a zero price alone is not
sufficient evidence. Historical records may omit the field. The overview
table is unchanged.
Added Mexico, Brazil, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, Singapore, Sweden, Poland, Turkey, Belgium, Ireland, and Egypt marketplace choices with automatic language, currency, and country routing. Custom postcodes are available for MX, BR, SG, SE, PL, and TR; NL offers international selection of BE and AE offers BH, KW, OM, QA, and SA. Custom postcodes on AE, NL, SA, BE, IE, and EG are unavailable. Existing input names and product shapes are unchanged.
Added a nullable coupon object to product records: type: "price" supplies
the displayed price; save_with_coupon preserves a savings label in
highlighted_text; unknown preserves unclassified coupon text. The current
top-level coupon_price remains available for price coupons. is_deal now
includes savings coupons and unclassified observed coupon text, in addition
to coupon prices and deal badges. No price is calculated from a savings label.
Added product-level badge_status for observed status badge text on desktop
and mobile cards. It is null when absent and does not by itself set is_deal.
Added product-level coupon_price, is_best_seller, is_deal, and
deal_badge to desktop and mobile Search Results. Coupon prices remain raw
displayed strings, including explicit amounts shown as You pay ...; deal
badges retain the page's language. is_deal is true
when a coupon object or deal badge is present. Best Seller alone does not imply
a deal, and percentage-only coupons do not produce a calculated coupon price.
Added searchUris for root-relative search URIs and full search URLs matching
domain. Each URI carries its own keywords, department, refinements,
collection, and sorting. Unicode keywords and repeated parameter values are
preserved, and equivalent search requests are deduplicated.
Added phone search pages through device: "mobile", alongside the default
desktop mode. Phone records can include brand, community_feedback,
image_urls, and aspects when supplied by Amazon, with first-page refinement
links in Search Metadata. Phone sponsored and prime flags are omitted when
their markers are not observed.
Added More like this searches using mltAsin in a search URI, with optional
k keywords. These searches automatically use phone pages, and query
identifies the requested ASIN.
Added delivery selection through deliveryZipCode for domestic delivery or
deliveryCountryCode for an international destination offered by the
marketplace. A postcode takes priority when both are supplied. Australian
postcode delivery also requires deliveryCity. Rejected destinations stop
the run, and pages showing a conflicting destination are not saved.
Added proxyCountry, defaulting to the marketplace country independently of
the delivery destination, and language, accepting auto or the selected
marketplace's default locale.
Added first-page metadata for brands, gender, categories, observed
total_result_count and search_alias, next_page_url, and emitted/excluded
product counts. Search Results and Search Metadata have separate run-output
links and dataset views.
prime detection for the observed Offre Prime anticipée badge
and Prix exclusif Prime price label on desktop and phone search results.prime offer recognition to captured German, Spanish, Italian, and
Japanese wording, plus Early Prime Deal and Limited Prime deal in English.
Desktop and phone pages use the same rules. Generic deals, free delivery,
product-title mentions, and Prime Video format labels alone do not set the
flag. Other offer wording may still be unrecognized.prime observations for Prime offer badges and exclusive Prime
prices, including AU cards without a separate Prime delivery marker. Desktop
and phone records now recognize Prime Big Deal, Early Prime Big Deal,
With Prime, and Exclusive Prime price. This flag does not establish shipping
eligibility. Previously saved records are unchanged.amazon-search-terms-scraper.page parameters are discarded. Later pages retain the complete product-card
fields for both normal HTML and XHR responses.feat: accept searchTermUrls as an array input and normalize legacy newline strings
chore: add URL validation regex for Amazon search term URLs in input schema
fix: product reviews for amazon.de