Amazon Reviews Scraper

Scrape and download detailed reviews from any Amazon product without using the Amazon API. Extract the rating score, review title and description, reviewer name, review date, verified-purchase badge, helpful votes (reactions) and review images. Download your data as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or an HTML table straight from the dataset tab.

Works with any Amazon marketplace: amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.it, amazon.es, amazon.ca, amazon.com.au and more.

What data does it extract?

For every product you also get a summary record with the product title, average star rating, total number of ratings and the star-rating histogram (% of 5★ / 4★ / 3★ / 2★ / 1★).

For every review:

Field	Description
rating	Star rating of the review (1–5)
title	Review headline
text	Full review description
date / location	Review date and reviewer country
reviewer_name / reviewer_profile	Reviewer display name and profile URL
verified_purchase	Whether Amazon marked it as a Verified Purchase
helpful_votes	Number of "people found this helpful" reactions
images	Full-size URLs of photos attached to the review
variant	Purchased variant (color, size, style...)
review_url	Direct link to the review

Input

{
  "productUrls": ["https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09B8V1LZ3"],
  "maxReviews": 50,
  "sortBy": "recent",
  "filterByStar": "all_stars",
  "verifiedOnly": false
}

You can paste full product URLs (/dp/..., /gp/product/..., /product-reviews/...) or bare 10-character ASINs.

Important: how many reviews can it get?

Since late 2024 Amazon requires a signed-in session to browse the full paginated review history. This scraper handles both situations:

• Without cookies (default) — it extracts the top reviews Amazon shows on the product page (usually 8–10 per product) plus the complete rating summary and histogram.
• With cookies — paste the Cookie header from a logged-in Amazon browser session into the cookies input and the scraper paginates the full review history up to maxReviews (sorting and star filters are applied by Amazon itself).

To copy your cookies: open amazon.com logged in → DevTools → Network tab → click any request → copy the value of the cookie request header.

Proxy

The actor uses Apify Proxy (datacenter) by default and automatically falls back to a direct connection or a stealth browser when Amazon serves a robot check. If your plan includes residential proxies, selecting the RESIDENTIAL group in proxyConfiguration gives the most reliable results.

FAQ

Is scraping Amazon reviews legal? The actor only extracts publicly available data. Be mindful of personal data (reviewer names) and consult a lawyer for your specific use case.

Why did I get fewer reviews than maxReviews? Without login cookies Amazon only exposes the product-page top reviews; add cookies to unlock pagination. A warning is logged and stored in the product summary record when this happens.

Do I need an Amazon API key? No — the scraper reads public product pages. Optional login cookies only unlock full review pagination.

Which marketplaces are supported? All major ones: amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca, .com.au, .in, .co.jp and more — just paste the product URL.

Can I filter reviews? Yes — sort by recent/helpful, filter by star rating (filterByStar) or keep only Verified Purchases (verifiedOnly).

How do I export the data? JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or an HTML table from the dataset tab, or via the Apify API.