Amazon Product Scraper

Collect structured product data from Amazon using search URLs, category URLs, or direct product links. Paste the same links you use on the site and receive clean JSON records in your Apify dataset — prices, ratings, images, specifications, variations, and every seller offering the product.

Works across 24 Amazon marketplaces. The marketplace is detected from each URL you paste, so a run can mix amazon.com, amazon.de and amazon.co.jp without any extra configuration.

Use it for price monitoring, competitor research, Buy Box and repricing analysis, catalogue enrichment, and product sourcing.

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What you get

Each saved row is one product, organized into clear sections:

Section	What it contains
Identity	ASIN, title, brand, product URL, marketplace, and the input URL that produced the row
Pricing	Current price, list price, which source the price came from, and availability
Ratings	Star rating, review count, and the full 5/4/3/2/1 star breakdown
Details	Description, feature bullets, specifications, category breadcrumbs, Best Sellers ranks
Images	Thumbnail plus the full-size gallery
variants	Sizes, colours and styles with the ASIN of each variation
offers	Every seller on the listing — price, condition, delivery, who ships it
sellerProfiles	Registered business name, address and feedback for the sellers involved
Demand signals	"Bought in past month" counts, badges, sponsored flag

Results stream to the dataset as products are collected, so you can preview them before the run finishes.

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Quick start

1. Open the Actor in the Apify Console.
2. Paste one or more Search and category URLs — for example https://www.amazon.com/s?k=laptop.
3. Set Products per URL (default 20). This applies to each URL separately.
4. Optionally turn on Scrape product details for the full product page data.
5. Click Start, then open the Dataset tab.

How to get a search URL: search on Amazon in your browser, apply any filters you want, then copy the URL from the address bar.

Example input:

{
  "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.amazon.com/s?k=mechanical+keyboard" }],
  "maxItemsPerUrl": 50,
  "scrapeProductDetails": true
}

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Input parameters

Search and category URLs

One Amazon search or category link per row. Supported link types:

Link type	Example
Keyword search	https://www.amazon.com/s?k=laptop
Department search	https://www.amazon.com/s?k=tv&i=electronics
Category results	https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A172282

Some category links return an empty results page on Amazon itself. The scraper corrects these links automatically, so you still get products.

Links that cannot be used: Best Sellers and New Releases pages (/gp/bestsellers/…), department landing pages (/b?node=…), and brand storefronts (/stores/…). These pages do not contain a readable product list. To scrape a brand, search for it instead — https://www.amazon.com/s?k=redragon returns the same products. Unusable links are reported in the log and skipped; the rest of the run continues normally.

Products per URL

How many products to collect from each search or category URL, following pagination as needed. Default 20. This does not apply to product URLs, where each link returns exactly one product.

Product URLs

Direct links to product pages (/dp/… or /gp/product/…), or bare ASINs. Each returns one fully detailed product. The product page is always opened for these, regardless of the Scrape product details setting.

Scrape product details

Opens each product's own page for what search results do not show: description, feature bullets, specifications, category breadcrumbs, Best Sellers ranks, the image gallery, availability, and the star rating breakdown.

Leave it off for a fast, low-cost run that returns titles, prices, images, ratings and review counts from the search results alone.

Offers, variants and sellers

Setting	What it does
Scrape all seller offers	Returns every seller on the listing, not just the Buy Box winner — price, condition, delivery, and whether Amazon ships it
Maximum offers per product	Caps offers per product. Default 10; 0 returns all of them
Scrape variants	Returns the product's other sizes, colours and styles with their ASINs
Maximum variants per product	Caps variations per product. Default 0, which returns all of them
Scrape seller profiles	Looks up the business behind each seller — registered name, address and feedback

Variants are read from the product page, so turning them on opens the product page even when Scrape product details is off.

Seller profiles are fetched once per seller and reused across every product that shares them.

Delivery location

Amazon shows different prices, availability and delivery estimates depending on where the order would ship.

Setting	What it does
Deliver to country	Any country Amazon ships to — it does not have to be the marketplace's own country
Postal code	Narrows the location further. Only used when the country matches the marketplace's own country

Setting amazon.com to deliver to Pakistan, or amazon.de to Norway, shows the prices a shopper there would see. For destinations outside the marketplace's own country Amazon only accepts the country itself, so a postal code is ignored there. If a location cannot be applied, the run continues with Amazon's default and says so in the log.

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What you will see during a run

The log shows what is being collected and how far along it is:

Starting 2 search URL(s), up to 50 product(s) each.
Also collecting: product details, up to 10 offers per product.
Prices will be shown for delivery to 99501.
Searching amazon.com — up to 50 product(s).
Found 50 product(s).
Progress: 25 product(s) saved.
Finished. Saved 100 product(s).

Problems are reported in plain language as warnings — a link that could not be used, a URL that returned nothing, products whose details could not be retrieved — and the run continues with everything else. A run that hits a problem still finishes and keeps the results it collected, rather than discarding them.

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Output fields

Identity and source

Field	Description
asin	Amazon's product ID
parentAsin	Parent product when this is one variation of a family
title	Product title
brand	Brand name
url	Canonical product URL
marketplace	Amazon domain the product came from, e.g. amazon.de
inputUrl	The URL from your input that produced this row

Pricing and availability

Field	Description
price	Current price as displayed
listPrice	Struck-through list price when shown
priceSource	buybox when the price came from the Buy Box, offer_listing when it came from a seller offer
availability	in_stock, out_of_stock, or unknown
inStock / inStockText	Availability flag and Amazon's own wording
hasBuyBox	Whether the listing has a Buy Box winner
fulfilledBy / sellerName	Who ships and who sells the product

A product with no Buy Box but live seller offers is reported as in stock, priced from the best available offer, with priceSource saying where the price came from — so the availability and the price never contradict each other.

Ratings

Field	Description
stars	Average star rating
reviewsCount	Number of ratings
starsBreakdown	Percentage of ratings at 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 stars
hasRatingBreakdown	Whether Amazon rendered the breakdown for this product

Star rating and review count come from search results and are always present. The breakdown requires Scrape product details.

Product detail

Field	Description
description	Product description text
productOverview	The key/value overview table shown near the title
attributes	The full technical specification table
features	Feature bullet list
breadCrumbs	Category path
bestsellerRanks	Best Sellers ranks with their categories
images	Full-size image gallery
thumbnailImage	Search-result thumbnail
galleryThumbnails	Thumbnail strip from the product gallery
videosCount	Number of videos on the listing

Variants, offers and sellers

Field	Description
variants / variantAsins / variantCount	Variations with their ASINs
variantDimensions / variantValues	Which attributes vary, such as size or colour
offers / offersCount	Every seller offer — price, condition, delivery, Buy Box flag
sellerProfiles	Business name, address and feedback for the sellers involved

Demand and status

Field	Description
boughtInPastMonth	Purchases in the past month, when Amazon shows it
badge	Badge text such as Amazon's Choice or Best Seller
isSponsored	Whether the product appeared as a sponsored result
isAmazonChoice	Whether the listing carries the Amazon's Choice badge
hasReviews / reviewsLink	Whether reviews exist, and a link to them
categoryPageData	Page number and position of the product within your search results
delivery	Delivery estimate shown for the active location
visitStoreLink	Link to the brand's Amazon store, when there is one
scrapeErrors	Present only when part of a product could not be retrieved

Fields that depend on a setting you did not enable are absent rather than empty, so you can tell "not requested" apart from "not available".

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Example output

{
  "asin": "B0GJTXVN9Z",
  "title": "Apple AirTag (2nd Generation)",
  "brand": "Apple",
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GJTXVN9Z",
  "marketplace": "amazon.com",
  "price": "$79.99",
  "priceSource": "buybox",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "hasBuyBox": true,
  "stars": 4.5,
  "reviewsCount": 10464,
  "starsBreakdown": { "5": 78, "4": 12, "3": 5, "2": 2, "1": 3 },
  "offersCount": 3,
  "variantCount": 2,
  "boughtInPastMonth": 20000,
  "inputUrl": "https://www.amazon.com/s?k=airtag"
}

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Free plan limits

Runs on the Apify free plan are limited to:

• 3 search or category URLs
• 5 product URLs
• 20 products per URL

Every feature is available on the free plan — offers, variants, seller profiles and delivery location all work; only the number of products is capped. Upgrade to a paid plan to remove the limits.

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Tips for best results

• Filter on Amazon, not afterwards. Set price ranges, brands, ratings and Prime filters in your browser, then copy the finished URL. Amazon does the filtering and you collect fewer, better rows.
• Start small. Run with Products per URL set to 5 and details on, check the fields you care about, then scale up.
• Turn on only what you need. Product details, offers and seller profiles each add work per product. A price-tracking run usually needs none of them.
• Set a delivery location for price accuracy. Prices vary by region; without a location Amazon picks one for you.
• Use several narrow searches instead of one broad one. Amazon caps how deep any single search can be paginated, so three targeted searches return more than one generic search.

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Frequently asked questions

Which marketplaces are supported? All 24: amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca, .co.jp, .in, .com.au, .com.mx, .com.br, .nl, .se, .pl, .com.be, .ie, .com.tr, .ae, .sa, .eg, .sg, .co.za, and .cn. Just paste a URL from any of them.

Can I mix marketplaces in one run? Yes. Each URL is handled on its own marketplace, and every row records which one it came from.

Why did a category URL return nothing? Some Amazon category links load an empty results page. The scraper repairs these automatically. If a link still returns nothing, open it in your browser — if it shows no products there either, copy the URL from a working results page instead.

Why are Best Sellers pages not supported? Those pages do not include a readable product list. Searching for the same category returns the products with full data.

Do I get reviews? You get the star rating, the number of ratings, and the 5/4/3/2/1 breakdown. Individual review text is not included.

Will prices match what I see? Prices are what Amazon shows for the delivery location in use. Set Deliver to country (and a postal code where it applies) to match the region you are comparing against.

Are sponsored products included? Yes, flagged with isSponsored so you can filter them out.

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Support

Found a problem or need a field that is not here? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab with the input you used and what you expected, and it will be looked at.