Amazon Latin America Product Details

Reads the full product page for any ASIN on amazon.com.br or amazon.com.mx and returns it as one clean row: buybox price, list price and discount, availability, rating and reviews, seller and ships-from, images, bullet points, Best Sellers Rank, variants and the category breadcrumb. Use it to keep your own and your rivals' listings current in Brazil and Mexico.

What you get

• Buybox pricing: price, original_price, discount_percent and currency (BRL or MXN).
• Availability as Amazon states it: in_stock, the raw availability line and stock_quantity.
• Who is selling: seller, seller_id and ships_from, plus the delivery promise and delivery_location.
• Reviews and ranking: rating, rating_count, best_sellers_rank, bsr_top and bsr_top_category.
• Content: name, brand, highlights, description, specifications, images and images_count.
• Product family: variants with sibling ASINs, parent_asin, badges and category_path.
• Optional postal code: pass a CEP or codigo postal and the delivery area is set first, recorded in location_applied.

Input

Pass ASINs or product URLs and pick the storefront. ASINs are storefront specific.

{
  "asins": ["B0CF479SWM"],
  "locale": "br",
  "proxyConfiguration": { "useApifyProxy": true, "apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"], "apifyProxyCountry": "BR" }
}

• asins (required): 10-character ASINs or product URLs such as .../dp/<ASIN>. Duplicates are ignored and every input gets one row.
• locale: br for amazon.com.br, mx for amazon.com.mx. Default br.
• pincode: optional postal code, for example 01310-100 for Sao Paulo or 06600 for Mexico City.
• maxConcurrency: products fetched in parallel, 1 to 4. Two is the safe default.
• proxyConfiguration: residential proxy in the storefront's country, already defaulted to residential BR.

Output

One row per requested ASIN or URL.

{
  "platform": "amazon-latam",
  "locale": "br",
  "requested": "B0CF479SWM",
  "found": true,
  "asin": "B0CF479SWM",
  "name": "Product title as printed on the page",
  "brand": "Brand name",
  "price": 105.9,
  "original_price": 129.9,
  "discount_percent": 18,
  "currency": "BRL",
  "rating": 4.6,
  "rating_count": 130,
  "in_stock": true,
  "availability": "Em estoque",
  "seller": "Amazon.com.br",
  "ships_from": "Amazon.com.br",
  "delivery": "Entrega GRATIS: qua., 16 de set.",
  "bsr_top": 842,
  "bsr_top_category": "Beleza",
  "location_applied": false,
  "product_url": "https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B0CF479SWM"
}

price is null when the product has no buybox offer, for example when it is unavailable. review_count and seller_rating are always null, use rating_count. An ASIN that does not exist returns a row with found: false and an error message instead of failing the run.

Use cases

• Daily price and discount monitoring of your own and rival ASINs in Brazil and Mexico.
• Buybox and seller watch: alert when seller or ships_from changes on a listing you own.
• Availability monitoring: in_stock and availability catch out-of-stock windows early.
• Category rank tracking with bsr_top and bsr_top_category next to price and rating.

Notes and limits

• Price is read only from the buybox block. Carousels such as "produtos relacionados" are ignored, so an unavailable product returns price: null rather than a neighbour's price.
• A residential proxy inside the storefront's country is required, BR for Brazil and MX for Mexico. Datacentre addresses get a captcha.
• The postal code is optional and the storefronts sometimes refuse the location call. The run then continues with the default location and records location_applied: false.
• Every input produces a row. Invalid ids, missing products and errors come back as found: false with the reason.

FAQ

Do I need a proxy? Yes, residential in the storefront's country: BR for amazon.com.br, MX for amazon.com.mx. The actor already defaults to residential BR.

How many products can I pull in one run? As many ASINs as you pass. Runtime is the only limit: two products at a time by default, capped at 4 in parallel.

Does it need a login or an API key? No. Public product pages only, no account and no seller credentials.

What happens with a wrong or dead ASIN? You get a row with found: false and the reason. The run still succeeds and the other ASINs are unaffected.