Amazon Brand Store Page & Merchandising Crawler

Brands design their Amazon Store page like a mini storefront — navigation tabs, banner creative, merchandising rows, and a curated product mix. This actor crawls that storefront, walking the navigation menu into subpages, and returns its structure at every level: pages, sections, products, and links.

What this actor does

• Crawls a Brand Store's landing page and, optionally, the subpages reachable through its own navigation menu.
• Resolves a brand's Store URL automatically when you only have a product page URL or ASIN instead.
• Emits one record per store page, one per merchandising section, one per distinct product, and one per unique target link inside each section.
• Captures each section's widget type, position, heading, body copy, call-to-action, primary image/video, and product/link counts.
• Tags every product and link with the section it came from, so a merchandising audit can be grouped or filtered without re-parsing the page.
• Reports a page explicitly as blocked or missing rather than silently returning it as an empty store.

A Brand Store is curated by the brand, not a full product catalog — Amazon doesn't guarantee every item a brand sells appears there. This actor reports every product link it can find on the pages it crawls; for a seller's complete catalog, a seller-shop scraper is the better tool.

Output: store page record (recordType: storePage)

Field	Description
storeUrl	The Brand Store URL this page belongs to
brand	Brand name
storePageId	Page identifier from the URL
pageName	Navigation label for this page, e.g. "HOME", "FEATURED DEALS"
description	Page meta description, when present
logoUrl	Brand logo image
navigation	Subpage links found on this page, each with name, url, storePageId, order (populated when crawlSubpages is on)
sectionCount	Merchandising sections found on this page
productCount	Distinct products linked from this page
linkCount	Unique links found on this page
depth	How many navigation hops from the landing page this page is
pagePosition	Position in the crawl order
scrapedAt	When the actor collected the record

Output: merchandising section record (recordType: section, when includeSections is on)

Field	Description
storeUrl, brand, pageName, storePageId	Which store and page the section appears on
sectionType	Widget type, e.g. Header, EditorialRow, MultiMediaCarousel, Hero
sectionId	Amazon's widget ID for this section
sectionPosition	Position of the section in page order
heading, bodyText	Section title and body copy, when present
ctaText	Section call-to-action text, e.g. "Shop now", "Learn more"
imageUrl, imageAlt, imageCount	Primary section image and how many section-level images it contains
videoUrl, videoThumbnail, videoTitle, videoCount	Video module fields
destinationUrl	Primary non-product link target of the section
productCount, linkCount	Distinct products and unique links inside the section
depth	Navigation depth of the page
scrapedAt	When the actor collected the record

Output: product record (recordType: product)

Field	Description
asin	Amazon product ID
title	Product title, when visible next to the link
url	Product page URL
thumbnailImage	Product thumbnail
price, listPrice	Price and list price, each with value, currency, display, only when visible on the page
stars, reviewsCount	Rating and review count, only when visible near the link
badge	One of BestSeller, AmazonsChoice, OverallPick, LimitedTimeDeal, NewOnAmazon, SmallBusiness, only when shown
discountPercent	Percent off, only when a discount badge is shown
brand	Brand name
storeUrl, storeSubPage	Store and page the product was found on
sectionType, sectionId, sectionPosition	The merchandising section that contains the product tile
modulePosition	Position of the product tile on the page
scrapedAt	When the actor collected the record

Output: link record (recordType: link, when includeLinks is on)

Field	Description
storeUrl, brand, pageName, storePageId	Which store and page the link appears on
linkType	product, storePage, search, external, or other
url	Absolute target URL, with store-page tracking parameters removed
text, ariaLabel	Visible link text and accessibility label
asin	Product ID for product links
destinationStorePageId	Target page ID for store-page links
isExternal	Present and true for links that leave the store's Amazon domain
sectionType, sectionId, sectionPosition	The section the link appears in
linkPosition	Position of the link in page order
depth	Navigation depth of the page
scrapedAt	When the actor collected the record

Output: page error record (recordType: storePageError)

Emitted instead of a storePage record when a page couldn't be read. Fields: storeUrl, pageClassification (e.g. NOT_FOUND, CAPTCHA, AUTH_REQUIRED), depth, pagePosition.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
storeUrls	Array of strings	[] (prefill: soundcore landing page)	Brand Store URLs to crawl. At least one of storeUrls, productUrls, or asins is required.
productUrls	Array of strings	–	Product page URLs; the actor finds that product's "Visit the Store" link and crawls the store instead.
asins	Array of strings	–	ASINs on amazon.com with the same auto-resolve behavior as productUrls.
crawlSubpages	Boolean	true	Follow the store's own navigation menu into subpages.
maxDepth	Integer	1	How many navigation hops to follow from the landing page (1–5).
maxPages	Integer	10	Maximum store pages fetched per store, landing page included (1–50).
maxProducts	Integer	200	Maximum distinct product records emitted per store (1–2000).
includeSections	Boolean	true	Emit a section record for every merchandising module.
includeLinks	Boolean	true	Emit a link record for every unique on-page link.
proxyConfiguration	Proxy	Apify Proxy	Used for every request; automatically escalates to a different proxy tier if the store keeps blocking requests.

Example: crawl a Brand Store including its subpages

{
  "storeUrls": ["https://www.amazon.com/stores/soundcore/page/AD6AD8C0-90C7-4C65-8000-0AC741FA2633"],
  "crawlSubpages": true,
  "maxDepth": 2,
  "maxPages": 15,
  "maxProducts": 100
}

Example: landing page only, pages and products (no sections or links)

{
  "storeUrls": ["https://www.amazon.com/stores/soundcore/page/AD6AD8C0-90C7-4C65-8000-0AC741FA2633"],
  "crawlSubpages": false,
  "includeSections": false,
  "includeLinks": false
}

Example: resolving a store from a product page

{
  "storeUrls": [],
  "productUrls": ["https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09X7MPX8L"]
}

Use cases

• Brand monitoring teams track how a competitor merchandises and navigates their Amazon storefront.
• Merchandising researchers compare section types, headings, CTAs, and featured-product mix across brands.
• Catalog discovery teams find every product a brand currently features on its Store page.
• Creative audit teams collect a brand's storefront imagery, video, and CTA copy in one pass.
• Link-integrity teams export every navigation, store-page, product, and external target in one dataset.

FAQ

What is the difference between a section and a link? A section is a merchandising module (one widget on the page). Links are the individual targets inside those sections. A target that appears in more than one section gets one link record per section, so linkCount on a page can be lower than the number of link records. Both carry sectionType/sectionId, so they join cleanly.

Why don't I see everything behind a "See products" modal? Shoppable-image modals load their product list only after a click. The actor reads the products already rendered on the page (carousels, grids, editorial tiles) and does not click through modals.

My saved task sends includeAssets — will it still work? Yes. The old key is still accepted and mapped in code. Tasks that send it keep receiving the original flat asset records; new tasks should use includeSections and includeLinks.

Is this the same as a seller's product catalog? No. A Brand Store is a curated page the brand designs; a seller catalog lists everything that seller has for sale. Use this actor for the storefront experience, and a seller-shop tool for the full catalog.

Why do some products have no price or rating? Brand Store product tiles don't always render price or rating in the page itself — a field is only included when it's actually visible next to the product link, never a guessed value.

What if I only have a product URL, not a store URL? Pass it via productUrls (or the ASIN via asins); the actor opens that product page, follows its "Visit the Store" link, and crawls that store instead.

Does this need a login or cookies? No. Brand Store pages are public.

Why does the actor sometimes report a storePageError instead of products? Amazon occasionally serves a block or rate-limit page instead of the real store. Rather than reporting zero products as if the store were simply empty, the actor records explicitly what happened on that page.

Does this capture every product a brand sells? No — see "What this actor does" above; a Brand Store is editorially curated, not a full catalog.

Which Amazon marketplaces are supported? Any Amazon domain — amazon.com, amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, and so on — just pass the full Store URL for that marketplace.

Is this affiliated with Amazon? No. This actor independently reads Amazon's public Brand Store pages and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.