Amazon Product Search Scraper – Prices, Ratings, ASINs, Best Sellers

Search Amazon by keyword and get structured product data back: ASIN, title, price, rating, review count, Best Seller / Amazon's Choice labels, sponsored flag, delivery info and more. This actor calls a licensed SERP data provider directly — no proxies, no headless browser, no IP bans, no CAPTCHAs. Results typically come back in a few seconds per query, and the same low, transparent price applies whether you scrape 20 products or 20,000.

What data you get

Each result item includes:

• asin — Amazon's product identifier
• title, url, imageUrl
• priceFrom, priceTo, currency
• rating, reviewsCount
• boughtPastMonth — Amazon's "X+ bought in past month" badge, when shown
• isAmazonChoice, isBestSeller
• isSponsored — true for a paid/ad placement, false for an organic result
• specialOffers — coupon/Subscribe & Save/Prime-price badges, as shown on the listing
• deliveryMessage, deliveryPrice
• labels — Amazon's own label badges on the listing (e.g. "Audiobook"), usually empty
• section — null for a normal search result, or editorial_recommendations / top_rated_from_our_brands when the product was pulled out of one of those SERP sections (see Sections below)
• rank, rankAbsolute — position in the search results for its query (null for section products — see Sections)
• query, department, marketplace (the se_domain searched, e.g. amazon.com)
• scrapedAt (ISO 8601 UTC)

Why this scraper

• Fast — results come from a real-time SERP data pipeline, typically seconds per query, not minutes of browser automation.
• Cheap — pay only for products actually scraped, a flat $0.0035 per product regardless of your Apify plan (see Pricing).
• Up to 700 results per query — go well past Amazon's default page of ~20-60 results.
• 12 marketplaces — amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .es, .it, .ca, .com.mx, .co.jp, .in, .com.br, .com.au (see Input).
• Price and sort filters — narrow by priceMin/priceMax/department and choose Amazon's sort order, all applied upstream so you never pay for products you filtered out.

Pricing

This actor uses Apify's pay-per-event pricing, flat across all plans. You are charged for:

Event	What it means	Price
apify-actor-start	Apify's platform-billed "run started" event, charged once per run automatically -- no code call needed, so a run with zero results costs almost nothing	$0.00005
apify-default-dataset-item ("Product" in Console)	Charged once per product written to the output dataset	$0.0035

Worked example: scraping 1,000 products costs 1,000 × $0.0035 + $0.00005 ≈ $3.50.

Apify's free plan includes monthly platform credit that, on its own, covers roughly the first 1,400 products scraped with this actor before you'd need to add a payment method.

Input

Minimal example:

{
  "queries": ["wireless earbuds"],
  "country": "US",
  "maxResultsPerQuery": 20
}

Field	Type	Default	Description
queries	array of strings	["wireless earbuds"]	One or more Amazon search keywords. Max 700 characters each, max 500 queries per run.
country	string (ISO-2)	"US"	Selects the Amazon marketplace, language and location: US, GB, DE, FR, ES, IT, CA, MX, JP, IN, BR, AU (see Marketplaces).
maxResultsPerQuery	integer	20 (max 700)	Maximum number of products returned per query.
department	string	—	Restrict results to one Amazon department (e.g. "Electronics"). See the full list in the actor's input editor. Applied upstream, so filtered-out products are never charged.
priceMin	integer	—	Only return products priced at or above this amount, in the marketplace's currency. Applied upstream.
priceMax	integer	—	Only return products priced at or below this amount, in the marketplace's currency. Applied upstream.
sortBy	string	— (Amazon default)	One of relevance, price_low_to_high, price_high_to_low, featured, avg_customer_review, newest_arrival. Leave unset to keep Amazon's own relevance order.
includeSponsored	boolean	false	true: keep sponsored/ad products, marked isSponsored: true. false: organic results only.
deduplicate	boolean	true	Remove duplicate products (by asin) seen across multiple queries in this run. See Sponsored products below for the one edge case this affects.

Marketplaces

country	Marketplace	country	Marketplace
US	amazon.com	MX	amazon.com.mx
GB	amazon.co.uk	JP	amazon.co.jp
DE	amazon.de	IN	amazon.in
FR	amazon.fr	BR	amazon.com.br
ES	amazon.es	AU	amazon.com.au
IT	amazon.it	CA	amazon.ca

Output

One real dataset item, taken from a live run for "wireless earbuds" (US):

{
  "asin": "B09FT58QQP",
  "title": "TOZO A1 Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Light Weight in Ear Headphones | IPX5 Waterproof,2 Mics for AI Calls,Immersive Premium Sound Bass Headset with Charging Case,32 EQ via App Black",
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com/A1/dp/B09FT58QQP/ref=sr_1_20?crid=GZUED5Y6FDPB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.OA77GVVptnLWLp5wJyq85b5v2_lL8sby_HlByFfhcd1fia5lDJCk_t5xuyenvs5FdplmAStb7_P1loStFvKXBbLpj8YFndltE6yKAsfXawI6ZkTjlXpUh43Q_xbK2WSHMKPTPRG8OPqmE7VofU-0sdxuc2HnsybJVAHqX1uhobXc7nclsJ21eNj64JPS8CkUIwlDfLsaraY89k2EfF8R6Nk_tA4HamL63VptdtpTKLc.w0esO02XPKHlCEVhM0bY2yahbjHphfnqlIXE_qAYYZw&dib_tag=se&keywords=wireless+earbuds&qid=1788886578&sprefix=wireless%2Bearbuds%2Caps%2C207&sr=8-20&xpid=8IqHcdwzS3en0",
  "imageUrl": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81+4jNKVFgL._AC_UY218_.jpg",
  "priceFrom": 13.99,
  "priceTo": null,
  "currency": "USD",
  "rating": 4.3,
  "reviewsCount": 117000,
  "boughtPastMonth": 10000,
  "isAmazonChoice": false,
  "isBestSeller": true,
  "isSponsored": false,
  "specialOffers": ["Exclusive Prime price"],
  "deliveryMessage": "FREE delivery Sun, Sep 13 on $35 of items shipped by Amazon Or fastest delivery Sat, Sep 12",
  "deliveryPrice": null,
  "labels": [],
  "section": null,
  "rank": 22,
  "rankAbsolute": 32,
  "query": "wireless earbuds",
  "department": null,
  "marketplace": "amazon.com",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-08T16:56:30Z"
}

Field	Type	Description
asin	string | null	Amazon's product identifier
title	string | null	Product title
url	string | null	Link to the product page (organic results) or the click-tracking ad link (sponsored)
imageUrl	string | null	Product image URL
priceFrom	float | null	Regular/lowest price shown
priceTo	float | null	Upper end of the price range, when Amazon shows one (e.g. multi-variant listings)
currency	string | null	ISO currency code (e.g. USD)
rating	float | null	Average rating (0–5), null if the product has no ratings
reviewsCount	integer | null	Total number of ratings/reviews
boughtPastMonth	integer | null	"X+ bought in past month" badge value, null if not shown
isAmazonChoice	boolean | null	"Amazon's Choice" label
isBestSeller	boolean | null	"Best Seller" label
isSponsored	boolean	true for a paid/ad placement, false for organic
specialOffers	array of strings	Coupon/Subscribe & Save/Prime-price badges, empty if none
deliveryMessage	string | null	Delivery text as shown on the listing
deliveryPrice	float | null	Delivery price, null when free delivery is shown or no price is given
labels	array of strings	Amazon's own label badges (e.g. "Audiobook"), usually empty
section	string | null	null for a normal result, or editorial_recommendations / top_rated_from_our_brands (see Sections)
rank	integer | null	Position within its result group for the query. null for section products (see Sections)
rankAbsolute	integer | null	Absolute position in the full SERP. null for section products (see Sections)
query	string	The input query that returned this product
department	string | null	The department input filter used for this query, if any
marketplace	string	The Amazon domain searched (se_domain, e.g. amazon.com)
scrapedAt	string	ISO 8601 UTC timestamp of when the product was scraped

Sponsored products

Set includeSponsored: true to include paid/ad placements alongside organic results, marked isSponsored: true. They're excluded by default.

One edge case with deduplicate: in a real Amazon SERP, the same product (same ASIN) sometimes appears twice on one page — once as a sponsored ad and once further down as an organic result. With both includeSponsored: true and deduplicate: true, only the first occurrence in the page is kept (usually the sponsored slot, since ads are placed above organic results), so that product's isSponsored reflects whichever copy came first — not necessarily what you'd expect if you assumed organic always wins. Set deduplicate: false to keep both copies instead.

Sections

Amazon sometimes shows curated product carousels above/alongside the main results: "Editorial recommendations" and "Top rated from our brands" (Amazon private-label picks). This actor flattens the products inside those sections into normal output rows, tagged with section: "editorial_recommendations" or section: "top_rated_from_our_brands". Amazon's own data for these products doesn't include a search-result rank (only the section itself has one), so rank and rankAbsolute are null for them — every other field is populated the same way as a regular result. A third section type, "Related searches" (suggested alternate keywords, no product data), is not included in the output at all.

Limits

• No reviews or full product-detail data in v1 — this is a search-results scraper. Fields come only from what Amazon's search page itself shows (price, rating, badges, etc.), not from visiting each product page.
• Maximum 700 results per query — this is the data provider's ceiling; most queries have far fewer results anyway, and Amazon's own SERP for a query may return fewer.
• 12 supported marketplaces (see Marketplaces above). Requesting any other country fails input validation.
• department uses Amazon's US/English department names (e.g. "Electronics"). Behavior when combined with a non-US country (e.g. DE) has not been verified against a live call — if in doubt, leave department unset and rely on queries and priceMin/priceMax instead.
• Results reflect Amazon at the moment the query runs; rankings, prices and badges change constantly and can differ between runs.

FAQ

Is this legal? The actor retrieves publicly available product search-results data through a licensed SERP data provider, the same category of data source used by price-tracking and market-research tools. You are responsible for how you use the extracted data under your local regulations.

Why is this cheaper than other Amazon scrapers on Apify? Most Amazon actors drive a real or headless browser against amazon.com, which means proxy costs, occasional IP blocks/CAPTCHAs, and slower runs. This actor calls a licensed SERP data API directly: no proxies, no browser, no IP bans, and — because there's no proxy or browser compute overhead — a lower price per product.

How do I filter by price? Set priceMin and/or priceMax on the input. Both are applied upstream by Amazon's own search, so you're never charged for products outside your range.

Does this include sponsored/ad products? Not by default. Set includeSponsored: true to include them, marked isSponsored: true — see Sponsored products above for one edge case with deduplicate.

Can I run this via API, on a schedule, or trigger it from a webhook? Yes. Any Apify actor can be started, monitored and read back through the Apify API, run on a recurring schedule from the Apify Console, and wired to webhooks on run events (started, succeeded, failed) from the same Console.