Amazon Product Scraper ($0.5/1K) — URLs, Search & Details
Pricing
from $0.30 / 1,000 product scrapeds
$0.50/1K. Paste Amazon category or product URLs (or a keyword / ASIN) — numeric prices, Choice / Best Seller flags, Prime, ratings across 21 markets. A /dp/ link opens that product page (BSR, buy box, variants, estimated sales). Search enrich is optional. Monitor POSTs Slack/Zapier alerts.
Paste a category / search URL (amazon.com/s?k=…) or a product URL (amazon.com/dp/ASIN). Best-seller lists and /b?node= category pages work too. A /dp/ link fetches that product page. The domain picks the marketplace.
Keywords run a paginated search on every selected marketplace. A bare ASIN (e.g. "B082Z1YYRK") opens that product page — same as pasting /dp/ASIN above.
Which Amazon marketplaces the keyword / ASIN queries run on. Prices come back in the marketplace currency with the ISO code attached. Start URLs ignore this and use the domain in the URL.
[ "com"]Result ordering for keyword queries (start URLs keep whatever sort their URL carries).
Lower price bound in the marketplace currency (applies to keyword queries).
Upper price bound in the marketplace currency (applies to keyword queries).
Keep only listings Amazon marks as Prime. Applied after the page is parsed (Amazon no longer exposes a stable anonymous Prime URL filter — using the old one returns zero results).
Restrict keyword searches to one brand (e.g. "Anker", "Samsung"). Uses Amazon's brand facet — works across marketplaces. Leave empty for any brand.
Restrict keyword searches to products rated 4 stars and above. Supported on .com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca; omitted (not guessed) on other marketplaces.
Restrict keyword searches to deal listings. All discounts / Today's Deals are currently encoded for amazon.com (other marketplaces skip this filter rather than apply a wrong id).
When false, sponsored cards are dropped after positions are assigned — page / positionOverall still match what a shopper sees.
For search / category crawls, fetch each kept product's /dp/ page (BSR, variants, buy box, sales estimate). Product URLs and bare ASINs already open the product page — you do not need this for those. Extra product-details event per enriched row ($1/1K from 29 Sep 2026).
How many marketplace offers to attach on each product (price, seller, ships-from, condition, FBA). 0 skips the offer list. Charged as an offer event once that price is live.
Fetch other colour/size ASINs and emit each as its own row (parentAsin set). 0 keeps variants only on the parent. Each extra row is a normal product result.
Fetch each variant's /dp/ page and write price / priceValue onto the parent's variants[] list. Extra fetches — leave off unless you need those prices.
ISO country for Amazon's delivery location (e.g. US, DE, GB). Combined with zip code. Prices and availability follow this address when Amazon honours it.
Postal code for Amazon's delivery location (e.g. 10001). Uses Amazon glow address-change plus an sp-cdn cookie. Delivery-location billing starts when that event is priced.
Which page types get the zip/country. Default is product pages, search, and offers.
[ "PRODUCT", "SEARCH", "OFFERS"]Stop after this many listing pages per URL. Also stops at max products per query. Best-seller lists still cap at 2.
Accept-Language hint (en, de, fr, es, it, ja, nl, pl, pt, sv, tr, ar). If the marketplace does not speak it, Amazon falls back to the domain default.
Override the residential exit country (ISO2, e.g. us, de, gb). Leave empty to pin the exit to the Amazon domain (recommended).
Hard ceiling of product rows across the whole run. Also capped by your plan and charge limit.
Upper bound of product rows per search query or start URL. One search page yields ~20–48 products.
Schedule the same input to receive only what changed. "Price changes" emits new products and price moves; "All changes" also emits rating and review-count moves. The first run builds the baseline and returns all products. Runs that find no changes publish no billable rows.
Stable name for the monitoring baseline — use the same name (with the same queries/marketplaces) on every scheduled run of the same watch. Example: "competitor-asins-us".
HTTPS endpoint that receives a JSON POST with the changed rows whenever a monitor run finds changes (never on the first baseline run). Works with Slack incoming webhooks, Zapier/Make catch hooks, or your own backend. Payload: { event: "amazon-products.changes", monitorName, totalChanges, countsByChangeType, rows }. Example: "https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/123/abc".
How many listing pages to fetch in parallel (1–20). The default is safe for any memory size.