Amazon Product Data Scraper

Amazon Product Data Scraper – Keyword & Category Product Crawler

Effortlessly scrape structured Amazon product data from search keywords or filtered category/listing URLs. Perfect for market research, price monitoring, competitor analysis, SEO content, and e‑commerce automation.

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🔍 What This Actor Does

This Actor automatically visits Amazon search or category listing pages and extracts clean, structured product data into a downloadable dataset (JSON, CSV, Excel via Apify).

You can:

• Search by keywords (e.g. mechanical keyboard, ipad, gaming mouse)
• Paste any filtered Amazon list / search URL (price, brand, rating, Prime only, etc.)
• Control volume with max items per keyword/URL

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🌟 Key Features

• Two powerful input modes
  • Search by keyword: Let the Actor search Amazon for each term you provide.
  • Scrape filtered URLs: Paste full Amazon search or category URLs with your own filters already applied.
• 20 Amazon country websites
  • Scrape Amazon.com, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, India, Singapore, Ireland, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Turkey — each exactly as its local buyers see it (local language, currency and delivery)
• Language, currency & delivery location settings
  • Same options as Amazon's own Change language / Change currency / Deliver to menus
  • On Amazon.com: product data in 9 languages, prices in 83 currencies, and the exact product selection shown to buyers in any of Amazon's 240 ship-to countries — or at a precise zip code (works on every website, using its own postal system)
• Two speed/cost modes (Scrape Product Details)
  • ON (default): visit each product's detail page for the full field set below.
  • OFF: use only the search results page — up to ~20× fewer requests, much faster and cheaper — returning the core listing fields (title, price, rating, review count, bought-in-past-month, badge, thumbnail).
• Rich product data (45 fields, all from the pages Amazon already serves — no extra requests)
  • Search source (the keyword/URL each product came from), ASIN, product URL, title, brand & brand page, breadcrumbs
  • Price (as text and a numeric price_value + currency code), list price, discount %, unit price, Subscribe & Save price, coupon
  • Rating stars, rating count, rating distribution, Best Sellers Rank, "bought in past month", badge (Amazon's Choice / Best Seller / Overall Pick)
  • Default variant and all variants (every variant ASIN + attributes)
  • Buy box: availability, delivery & fastest delivery date, ships from, seller name & page, returns policy, other sellers (offer count + lowest price)
  • Full-size images, product videos (title, duration, stream URL, creator type)
  • About this item, the complete Product information table, model number, manufacturer, what's in the box, important information (ingredients / directions / safety)
  • Product description and the A+ "From the manufacturer" text
  • Amazon's AI review summary, "Customers say" aspect tags (mentions, positive / negative), top reviews (local + international)
  • Scrape timestamp
• Fast & scalable
  • Set Max Items — the exact number of products you want per keyword/URL (pagination handled automatically)
• Clean, analysis‑ready output
  • Ideal for BI tools, spreadsheets, data warehouses, and ML pipelines
• No Amazon API key needed
  • Works directly on the Amazon website pages you already use in your browser

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⚖️ Why Choose This Amazon Scraper

Capability	This Actor	Typical Amazon scrapers
Country websites	20 (US, UK, DE, JP, CA, AU, IN, ES, IT, BR, MX, and more)	Usually US only
Language & currency	Per-website language + currency options	Rare
Price as a number + currency code	✅ price_value + currency	Often a raw string only
All product variants (ASIN + attributes)	✅	Often default variant only
Coupons & badges (Best Seller / Amazon's Choice)	✅	Rare
AI customer review summary + "Customers say" aspects + top reviews	✅	Rare
Product videos, other-seller offers, A+ manufacturer text	✅	Rare
Fast/cheap listing-only mode	✅ toggle (up to ~20× fewer requests)	Rare
No Amazon API key needed	✅	✅

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📥 Input Parameters

Two ways to tell the Actor what to scrape — use either, or both in one run:

Mode	You provide	What shapes the results
🔎 Search by keywords	Search terms	website, sort, language (this section)
🔗 Your own Amazon URLs	URLs copied from your browser after filtering	The URL itself — its site, filters, sort order and language are used exactly as-is

Two more sections apply to both modes: 📍 Delivery & currency (a URL can't carry these — they live in the Amazon session) and ⚙️ Output & limits.

One rule to remember: keyword searches follow your settings; URLs are scraped exactly as you filtered them — only delivery/currency and limits are applied on top.

🔎 Search by keywords

• Keywords – search terms, one per line (e.g. mechanical keyboard, usb-c hub).
• website – Amazon site to search, same as Amazon's Change country/region menu. 20 sites: US, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, India, Singapore, Ireland, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Turkey. Default amazon.com.
• sort – same as Amazon's Sort by dropdown: Featured (default), Price: Low to High, Price: High to Low, Avg. Customer Review, Newest Arrivals, Best Sellers. Results are saved in the order Amazon returns them, so a price-sorted search gives you a price-sorted dataset.
• language – page language, same as Amazon's Change language menu. Site default uses the site's own language; if a site doesn't offer the chosen language, its default is used (noted in the run log). On amazon.com, languages other than English/Spanish only take effect when deliverTo is outside the US (Amazon's own rule).

🔗 Or scrape your own Amazon URLs

• Urls – full Amazon search or category URLs, one per line. Apply your filters in the browser (price, brand, rating, Prime, sort order, language…), copy the URL from the address bar, paste it here.
  • The URL is used as-is — nothing in the keywords section touches it.
  • The Amazon site is taken from the URL's domain; a language chosen in the browser (/-/en/ in the path or &language=) is respected too.
  • Page numbers in the URL are ignored — scraping always starts from page 1 and maxItems decides how far it goes.

📍 Delivery & currency (both modes)

• deliverTo – delivery country for amazon.com, same as the Deliver to location on Amazon (240 countries/regions). Affects which products appear, their prices and availability — pick the country your buyers are in. Other sites always deliver domestically.
• zipCode – a postal code for a precise Deliver to location, in the selected site's own format (e.g. 10010 on amazon.com, 160-0022 on amazon.co.jp). A code Amazon rejects falls back to the site's default location (noted in the log). On amazon.de and amazon.co.uk the location follows a local IP instead, so zip codes can't be applied there.
• currency – same as Amazon's Change currency menu (83 currencies). Site default keeps the site's own currency. Amazon converts prices where it supports the chosen currency; otherwise they stay in the site's currency. On amazon.com, conversion only applies when deliverTo is outside the US. The output's currency field always reflects the actual currency of each price.

⚙️ Output & limits (both modes)

• maxItems – products to collect per keyword / URL (default 100); pagination is automatic. Lower = faster and cheaper.
• scrapeProductDetails – ON (default): visit each product page for the full field set (description, best sellers rank, seller, rating breakdown, all images, all variants…). OFF: listing-page fields only, up to ~20× fewer requests — ideal for quick catalog sweeps.

Tips: for a quick test set maxItems to 10; for a cheap sweep turn scrapeProductDetails off.

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📋 What Data You Can Extract

Each product returns the following fields (detail mode). In listing-only mode you get the core fields (title, price, price_value, currency, rating, review count, recent purchases, badge, thumbnail).

Field	Type	Description
search_source	string	The keyword or URL from your input that this product came from — group your results by it
asin	string	Amazon product ID
product_url	string	Product detail page URL (on the scraped website)
title	string	Product title
brand_name	string	Brand / store name
brand_page_url	string	Brand store URL, if any
breadcrumbs	string	Category path
price	string	Price as shown, with currency symbol
price_value	number	Price as a number, ready for sorting/analysis
currency	string	Currency code of the price (e.g. USD, EUR, JPY)
list_price	string	Original / list price when discounted
discount_percent	string	Discount shown next to the price, e.g. -25% (empty if none)
unit_price	string	Price per unit for consumables, e.g. $0.80 / ounce
subscribe_save_price	string	Subscribe & Save price when offered
coupon	string	Coupon on the product, if any (e.g. Apply $3 coupon)
rating_stars	string	Average rating (e.g. 4.7)
rating_count	string	Number of ratings
rating_distribution	object	% of 5/4/3/2/1-star reviews
best_sellers_rank	string	Best Sellers Rank
recent_purchases	string	"X bought in past month", if shown
badge	string	Badge shown on the product page (Amazon's Choice, #1 Best Seller) or in search results (Overall Pick, Editors' pick)
default_variant	array	The selected variant's attributes as shown on the page, e.g. ["Color: Black", "Size: Large"]
variants	array	Every variant of the product (ASIN + attributes)
availability	string	Stock/availability text
delivery_date	string	Estimated delivery date
fastest_delivery_date	string	Fastest delivery date
ships_from	string	Buy-box "Ships from"
seller_name	string	Seller name
seller_page_url	string	Seller profile URL, if any
returns	string	Buy-box returns policy, e.g. FREE 30-day refund/replacement
other_sellers	object	"Other sellers on Amazon" link under the buy box: {text, count, from_price, url} — e.g. New & Used (7) from $64.81; {} when there is only one offer
images	array	Full-size product image URLs (all gallery images, including the ones hidden behind "+N")
videos	array	All videos on the page — image-gallery videos, the "Product Videos" section and the A+ hero video: {title, duration_seconds, url, thumbnail, creator, creator_type} — creator_type is Vendor / Seller / Influencer / Customer; url is an HLS stream (.m3u8)
about_item	string	"About this item" bullet points
product_information	object	Every row of Amazon's Product information tables (specs, item details, dimensions…), keyed by Amazon's own labels — varies by category
model_number	string	Model number
manufacturer	string	Manufacturer
whats_in_the_box	array	"What's in the box" items
important_information	object	Ingredients / Directions / Safety information sections (consumables)
product_description	string	Product description (when Amazon shows the brand's A+ content under the "Product description" heading instead of plain text, that text lands here)
manufacturer_description	string	Text of the A+ "From the manufacturer" (or "From the Publisher") section — headings and paragraphs, one per line; empty when the brand's A+ content is images only
customer_review_summary	string	Amazon's AI review summary (English pages)
customer_review_aspects	array	"Customers say" aspect tags: {aspect, mentions, positive, negative, sentiment} (sentiment: positive / mixed)
top_reviews	array	Top reviews shown on the page (local + international): reviewer, rating, title, date, country, variant, verified_purchase, helpful_votes, body
scrape_time	string	When the product was scraped

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📤 Example Output

Here’s a single product example from the dataset (long text and lists trimmed with ...):

{

    "search_source": "gravastar keyboard crystal",
    "asin": "B0GDHB8ZCG",
    "product_url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GDHB8ZCG",
    "title": "GravaStar Mercury K1 75% Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit",
    "brand_name": "GravaStar Store",
    "brand_page_url": "https://www.amazon.com/stores/GravaStar/page/E5DF00BB-1FE1-4198-BF2B-DF11DC783A64",
    "breadcrumbs": "Video Games › PC › Accessories › Gaming Keyboards",
    "price": "$129.95",
    "price_value": 129.95,
    "currency": "USD",
    "list_price": "",
    "discount_percent": "",
    "unit_price": "",
    "subscribe_save_price": "",
    "coupon": "",
    "rating_stars": "4.7",
    "rating_count": "1663",
    "rating_distribution": { "5star": "88%", "4star": "6%", "3star": "3%", "2star": "1%", "1star": "2%" },
    "best_sellers_rank": "#179 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)  #11 in PC Gaming Keyboards",
    "recent_purchases": "200+ bought",
    "badge": "Amazon's Choice",
    "default_variant": ["Style: Cyberpunk", "Color: Stealth Black"],
    "variants": [
        { "asin": "B0DZCKGDYZ", "attributes": ["Sakura Pink"] },
        { "asin": "B0GDHB8ZCG", "attributes": ["Stealth Black"] },
        { "asin": "B0FLVB2KDD", "attributes": ["Ice Blue"] }
    ],
    "availability": "In Stock",
    "delivery_date": "Monday, September 7",
    "fastest_delivery_date": "Tomorrow, September 3",
    "ships_from": "Amazon",
    "seller_name": "GravaStar Flagship",
    "seller_page_url": "https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/seller/at-a-glance.html?seller=ALHCARJOK5YNC&asin=B0GDHB8ZCG",
    "returns": "FREE 30-day refund/replacement",
    "other_sellers": {},
    "images": [
        "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41uIhTWkTUL.jpg",
        "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41P8d0DpphL.jpg",
        "..."
    ],
    "videos": [
        {"title": "GravaStar Mercury K1 Transparent Keycaps Mechanical Keyboard", "duration_seconds": 20, "url": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/vse-vms-transcoding-artifact-us-east-1-prod/015e3f3c-2759-4f9b-b8b8-62581aac28d1/default.vertical.jobtemplate.hls.m3u8", "thumbnail": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71kIxVgpx6L.SX522_.jpg", "creator": "", "creator_type": "Seller"},
        "..."
    ],
    "about_item": "Stellar Bloom Linear Switches with Refined Acoustic Profile ...",
    "product_information": {"Compatible Devices": "Gaming Console, Laptop, PC, Projector, Tablet", "Connectivity Technology": "Bluetooth, USB-C, Wi-Fi", "Switch Type": "Linear", "Number of Keys": "79", "Item Dimensions L x W x H": "13.5\"L x 6.14\"W x 1.81\"H", "...": "..."},
    "model_number": "Mercury K1",
    "manufacturer": "ZhuoYe ChuangYi Co., Ltd.",
    "whats_in_the_box": ["Type-A 2.4GHz Receiver", "Type-A to Type-C Cable", "Keycap Puller", "..."],
    "important_information": {},
    "product_description": "The K1 mechanical keyboard is built for battle. Its sturdy aluminum frame, triple-side RGB underglow ...",
    "manufacturer_description": "The Refined and Streamlined Mercury K1\nBe ready for anything with the next evolution of the K1 design clade. Aethereal catalysts have reforged the living metal ...\n5-Layer Sound Dampening\n...",
    "customer_review_summary": "Customers find this keyboard exceptional, praising its creamy typing sound, smooth key feel ...",
    "customer_review_aspects": [{"aspect": "Quality", "mentions": 186, "positive": 171, "negative": 15, "sentiment": "positive"}, {"aspect": "Functionality", "mentions": 33, "positive": 21, "negative": 12, "sentiment": "mixed"}, "..."],
    "top_reviews": [{"reviewer": "Mistterwhite", "rating": 5.0, "title": "This Immersive Keyboard Will Change Your Keyboard Life!!", "date": "December 7, 2025", "country": "United States", "variant": "Color: Transparent Black", "verified_purchase": true, "helpful_votes": 2, "body": "Easy clicks and clean reactions from this keyboard..."}, "..."],
    "scrape_time": "2026-09-03 01:23"
}

You’ll get one such JSON object per product, which you can export to CSV, Excel, or connect to other systems using Apify integrations. Some fields are empty when Amazon doesn't show them for that product (e.g. coupon, list_price, recent_purchases; other_sellers is {} above because this product has a single offer — with more offers it looks like {"text": "New & Used (7) from $64.81 & FREE Shipping.", "count": 7, "from_price": "$64.81", "url": "https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/..."}).

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💰 How Much Does It Cost?

You pay per result, and there's no Amazon API fee on top. Runs are fast because the Actor talks to Amazon directly instead of driving a browser.

Two easy ways to control cost:

• Max Items — scrape only as many products as you need.
• Scrape Product Details = off — listing-only mode makes up to ~20× fewer requests, so a large catalog sweep runs much faster and cheaper. Turn it on only when you need the full detail fields.

New Apify accounts include free monthly usage, which is enough to try this Actor and run small jobs at no cost.

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🚀 Quick Start

1. Open the Actor on Apify (Amazon Product Data Scraper).
2. In Input:
   • Option A: Fill Keywords with terms like ["gaming keyboard", "mechanical keyboard"], and/or
   • Option B: Fill Urls with filtered Amazon search or category URLs.
   • Optionally set maxItems, toggle scrapeProductDetails, or pick a sort order.
3. Click “Run” and wait for the Actor to finish.
4. Go to the Dataset tab to:
   • Preview data
   • Download as JSON, CSV, or Excel
   • Use Apify integrations (Zapier, Make, webhooks, API) to send data wherever you need it

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📊 Popular Use Cases

• Market & Category Research
  • Map out entire niches and subcategories
  • Analyze price ranges, review volumes, and star ratings
• Competitor & Product Monitoring
  • Track trending products and top‑ranked ASINs
  • Monitor changes in pricing, availability, and Best Sellers Rank
• SEO & Content Creation
  • Generate product comparison tables
  • Enrich blog posts and buying guides with real product data
• E‑commerce & Dropshipping
  • Discover winning products
  • Export structured data to build internal tools or dashboards
• Data Science & Analytics
  • Feed clean Amazon product data into BI tools and ML models

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💡 Tips for Best Results

• Start with a small test run:
  • 1–2 keywords or URLs
  • maxItems = 10
• About language / currency / deliver-to settings:
  • The result set genuinely changes with deliverTo (just like in a real browser), so totals may differ between countries — that's Amazon, not a bug.
  • Products that can't be shipped to the selected country have no buy box on Amazon, so their price / availability / seller_name come back empty — same as what a real buyer in that country sees.
  • In non-English languages, a few label-based text fields (e.g. seller_name, best_sellers_rank) rely on Amazon's translated page labels; core fields (title, price, rating, images, ASIN) are unaffected.
• Then gradually scale up when you’re happy with:
  • Fields returned
  • Data volume per run
  • Usage cost per 1,000 products
• Combine with other Apify Actors to:
  • Scrape reviews for selected ASINs
  • Enrich your database with deep product details

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🔗 Related Actors

If you need more specialized Amazon data:

1. Amazon Product Details Scraper Extract detailed product information from Amazon using ASINs or product URLs. Perfect for building product catalogs and doing deep product analysis.
2. Amazon Reviews Scraper with Advanced Filters Collect up to 10,000+ reviews per ASIN with filters by rating, verified purchase, reviews with media, and more—ideal for sentiment analysis & customer feedback mining.

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❓ FAQ and Support

Do I need an Amazon account or API key? No. This Actor works directly on Amazon's public pages — no login, no Amazon API key.

Which Amazon websites are supported? 20 country websites: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Australia, India, Singapore, Ireland, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Turkey.

How do I make runs faster and cheaper? Lower Max Items, and turn Scrape Product Details off for a listing-only sweep (up to ~20× fewer requests).

Can I get data in a local language or currency? Yes. language and currency work on all 20 sites — set them once and they apply wherever the site offers that option; otherwise the site's default is used (noted in the run log). deliverTo is for amazon.com (ship-to country); other sites always deliver domestically. For URLs, the URL's own site and language are respected; only delivery and currency are applied on top.

Why are some fields empty? Amazon simply doesn't show them for that product (e.g. no coupon, no list price), or the product can't ship to the selected country. The output always reflects what a real buyer would see. A few field-specific notes: other_sellers is {} when the product has a single offer (Amazon then shows no "Other sellers" link); manufacturer_description is empty when the brand's A+ section is made of images only (the text is baked into the pictures); videos is [] when the page has no videos.

How do I play or download the product videos? videos[].url is the same stream Amazon's player uses — an HLS playlist (.m3u8). Open it in VLC or download it with ffmpeg -i <url> -c copy video.mp4. thumbnail is a plain image URL.

Is scraping this data legal / GDPR-compliant? This Actor collects only publicly available product information and does not collect personal data. You are responsible for using the scraped data in compliance with Amazon's terms and applicable laws (including GDPR). If you have questions about your specific use case, consult a legal professional.

Support & customization — for issues or custom fields/logic, reach out via Apify support or leave feedback on the Actor page. This Actor is actively maintained based on real-world use and user feedback.

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🔖 Tags

Amazon Scraper · Amazon Product Scraper · Amazon Product Data · Amazon Price Tracker · E-commerce · Market Research · Competitor Analysis · Product Catalog · SEO Tools · Data Extraction · Web Scraping