Amazon New Releases Scraper

See what just launched on Amazon, before it becomes a best seller. This actor turns Amazon's discovery charts — New Releases, Most Wished For and Most Gifted — into a clean ranked dataset for any category or subcategory. Pick a category, or paste the address of any chart, and get every ranked product back with its position, price, rating and review count. Built for sellers hunting trends early, brands watching new competitors arrive, and buyers planning seasonal ranges.

What you can do with it

• Catch trends early. New Releases is where a category's next best seller shows up first, weeks before it climbs the main chart.
• Spot new competitors the week they launch. Schedule a run and diff it against yesterday's to see exactly what is new in your category.
• Plan gifting ranges. Most Wished For and Most Gifted show what shoppers save and buy for other people, which is a very different list from what sells day to day.
• Validate a product idea. If nothing like yours has launched in months, the chart tells you. If five things launched last week, it tells you that too.
• Track a subcategory, not just a department. Paste the address of any subcategory chart and get its own ranking.
• Feed a product research tool. Every row carries the ASIN and a clean product address, so it joins onto whatever you already have.

What you get

One row per ranked position. A row looks like this:

{
  "rank": 1,
  "asin": "B0DJGDC3BD",
  "title": "Amazon Fire TV Stick HD (newest model), free & live TV, Alexa Voice Remote",
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJGDC3BD",
  "image": "https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41vNuqAqL._AC_UL300_.jpg",
  "price": 19.99,
  "currency": "USD",
  "priceType": "buybox",
  "offerCount": null,
  "rating": 4.1,
  "ratingsCount": 3276,
  "detailLevel": "full",
  "chartType": "new-releases",
  "chartName": "New Releases",
  "category": "electronics",
  "categoryNodeId": null,
  "chartTitle": "New Releases in Electronics",
  "updateFrequency": "frequently",
  "chartPage": 1,
  "marketplace": "us",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-08-07T12:00:00.000Z"
}

Amazon ranks more positions than it publicly describes. Those extra positions are still returned, with their true rank and a detailLevel that says so:

{
  "rank": 31,
  "asin": "B0H4Z6DTPN",
  "title": null,
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4Z6DTPN",
  "price": null,
  "rating": null,
  "detailLevel": "rank-only"
}

Switch on Include full product details and those rows are filled in from the product's own listing, along with specifications, images, the full star breakdown, the buy-box seller and category rankings.

Input reference

Input	Type	Default	What it does
Chart categories	list	electronics	Which categories to read. Pick one or more from the list.
Or paste chart links	list of text	empty	Any Amazon New Releases, Most Wished For or Most Gifted address, for subcategories that are not in the list. A pasted address keeps its own chart type.
Chart type	choice	New Releases	Which of Amazon's discovery charts to read: New Releases, Most Wished For or Most Gifted.
Maximum products per chart	number	50	Stop after this many ranked products in each chart. Up to 100.
Include full product details	true / false	false	Open each entry and collect the complete product record. Much slower, and billed separately.
Amazon marketplace	choice	United States	Which country's Amazon site to read. Prices come back in that marketplace's own currency.
Parallel targets	number	4	How many charts to work on at the same time, up to 10. Higher is faster, but Amazon serves fewer complete results when pushed hard.

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
rank	number	The position Amazon gives the product in the chart, 1–100.
asin	text	Amazon's product identifier.
title	text	Full product title.
url	text	Clean product address, free of tracking.
image	text	Product image.
price	number	Price shown on the chart, in the marketplace's own currency.
currency	text	The currency the price is actually in.
priceType	text	buybox when it is the main price, lowest_offer when Amazon shows the cheapest offer from other sellers.
offerCount	number	How many other offers exist, when Amazon shows that.
rating	number	Star rating out of 5.
ratingsCount	number	How many customers rated the product.
detailLevel	text	full, rank-only, or enriched when full product details were collected.
chartType	text	new-releases, most-wished-for or most-gifted.
chartName	text	Human-readable chart name.
category	text	The category the chart belongs to.
categoryNodeId	text	Subcategory identifier, when the chart is a subcategory.
chartTitle	text	The chart's own heading, as Amazon writes it.
chartUrl	text	Address of the chart the row came from.
updateFrequency	text	How often Amazon says the chart refreshes.
chartPage	number	Which half of the chart the row came from.
marketplace	text	The marketplace the run used.
scrapedAt	text	Collection timestamp, in UTC.

With Include full product details switched on, each row also carries brand, parentAsin, listPrice, savingsPercent, availability, inStock, buyBoxSeller, shipsFrom, isAmazonSold, starHistogram, bestSellersRank, images, featureBullets, description, specifications, breadcrumbs, variantCount, hasCoupon, couponText, isPrime, dateFirstAvailable, dimensions and weight — plus chartPrice, so you can compare the chart's price with the product's own.

Pricing

You pay per result, with no monthly minimum.

What you pay for	Price
Each ranked product returned	$0.60 per 1,000
Each product enriched with full details	$1.20 per 1,000 extra

Worked example. Five categories, the full 100 ranked positions each, is 500 products: $0.30. Switch on full product details for the same run and it is 500 × ($0.0006 + $0.0012) = $0.90.

Full product details are optional and off by default, so a fast list-only run stays at the lower price.

Limits & what this actor cannot do

• Amazon publishes at most 100 ranked positions per chart, so a category comes back as its top 100 rather than as an unlimited catalogue.
• Amazon describes only part of what it ranks. Positions it lists without describing come back with detailLevel: "rank-only" — rank and ASIN, nothing else — unless you switch on full product details, which fills them in.
• Most Wished For and Most Gifted overlap heavily. On a measured category they shared most of their products and had the same number one. Treat them as two views of the same gifting demand rather than two independent lists.
• New Releases refreshes frequently; Most Wished For and Most Gifted refresh daily. Scheduling a daily chart more often than that just returns the same data, and every row carries updateFrequency so you can see which is which.
• Amazon does not publish how a product's rank changed since yesterday, so no rank-movement or trend figure is reported. Schedule the actor and compare two runs if you want movement.
• Amazon does not publish a launch date on these charts. "New" means Amazon placed the product in its New Releases ranking, not a date you can filter on. Full product details add dateFirstAvailable where Amazon states it.
• Some categories have no chart in some marketplaces. Those come back as empty, which is a real answer, and are reported separately from anything that failed.
• Movers & Shakers charts are not covered: Amazon returns them empty for most categories.
• Prices, ranks, ratings and stock are a snapshot at the moment of collection and keep changing afterwards.
• Prices and availability differ between Amazon marketplaces; results reflect the marketplace you select.
• With full product details on, the seller reported is the one currently winning the buy box. A full list of every competing seller for a product is not publicly listed and is not returned.
• With full product details on, Amazon shows only a selection of customer reviews publicly; the actor returns the full star breakdown rather than every review ever written.
• Customer questions and answers are not publicly listed and are not returned.
• Speed depends on the size of the job and on Amazon's own response times. No fixed throughput is promised.
• Amazon's terms govern automated access. You are responsible for using the data lawfully, in line with the source site's terms, and for handling any personal data in line with applicable privacy law.

FAQ

Do I need an Amazon account? No. The actor reads only what Amazon shows the public.

Does it need my login or password? No. There is nothing to connect and nothing to sign in to — pick your chart and press start.

Can I schedule it? Yes. Run New Releases daily to catch launches early; Most Wished For and Most Gifted only refresh once a day, so daily is enough for those too.

What is the difference between the three charts? New Releases ranks recently launched products. Most Wished For ranks what shoppers add to wish lists. Most Gifted ranks what shoppers buy as gifts. The last two are closely related and often share most of their entries.

Why do some rows have a rank but no title or price? Because Amazon ranks 100 products per chart but publicly describes only part of them. Those rows are still returned with their true rank so your dataset is complete, and switching on full product details fills them in.

Is the data complete? It is complete for what Amazon publishes: up to 100 ranked positions per chart, with every position accounted for. It is not a complete list of everything launched in a category, because Amazon does not rank one.

Can I track a subcategory? Yes. Open the subcategory chart on Amazon and paste its address into Or paste chart links.