DealSeek Scraper - Amazon Deals & Promo Codes (dealseek.com)

Get every DealSeek deal in 8 countries: final prices after all discounts, promo codes with whether they were verified, coupons, lightning deals, and Amazon, Walmart and eBay deals in one table. Add price history to see if a discount is real. Over 20 filters (discount, rating, reviews, brand, seller, category, deal type, expiring soon), no 5,000-result limit, and an only-new mode for daily alerts. Export to Excel, CSV, JSON or the API.

Actively maintained. Last update: 2026-11-04. Every release passes 300+ automated tests on saved DealSeek data plus a check against the live site, and Apify test-runs it every day.

What can you use it for?

• Reselling and retail arbitrage. Find products far below their usual price, with the code to use, how many sold last month and who sells them.
• Deal and coupon websites, newsletters and social channels. Pull fresh verified codes every day. Only-new mode gives you just what you haven't posted yet.
• Spot fake discounts. A "70% off" means little if the price was raised last week. Price history shows the real average and how far below it today's deal is.
• Competitor and supplier monitoring. Watch a brand or Amazon seller, in several countries, for new codes and price cuts.
• Price and market research. Compare discounts by category, country and store over time.

What data do you get?

Every row has the same columns, whatever the store or country.

Field	What it is
dealId	DealSeek's id for this deal. A new price or code makes a new id
title	Product name
country	us, uk, ca, de, es, fr, it or au
currency	Currency of the prices: USD, GBP, CAD, EUR or AUD
store	amazon, walmart or ebay
productId / parentProductId	The store's product id (the ASIN on Amazon) and its parent product
brand	Brand
category / subcategory	As DealSeek writes them in that country
condition	Condition on Walmart and eBay, e.g. renewed
finalPrice	What you pay after every discount and code
price	The store's current price before the deal's discounts
listPrice	The store's "normal" price
savings	List price (or store price if higher) minus finalPrice
discountPercent	Total discount, all discounts together
priceDropPercent	How much the store's own price recently dropped
promoCode / promoCodes	The code to type at checkout, and every code that works
promoPercent	What the code takes off
promoVerified / promoVerifiedAt	Whether DealSeek checked that the code works, and when
couponValue	The coupon to clip, e.g. 20% or $5.00
extraDiscount	An extra discount at checkout
subscribeSavePrice / subscribeSaveDiscount	Price and discount with Subscribe & Save
dealTypes	Every kind of discount on it: promoCode, coupon, lightningDeal, priceDrop, extraDiscount, subscribeAndSave
hasPromoCode / hasCoupon / hasLightningDeal / hasPriceDrop	The same as true or false, for easy filtering
isHot / isGoodDeal / isNameBrand	DealSeek's labels
isLowestIn3Months	At its lowest price of the last 3 months
topDealPosition	Position in Today's Top Deals
expiresAt	When the deal ends, when known
rating / reviewsCount	Average rating out of 5, and number of ratings
boughtLastMonth	How many were bought in the past month
likes / commentsCount	Likes and comments on DealSeek
isAmazonChoice / isFba	Amazon's Choice badge; shipped by Amazon
sellerName / sellerId	The Amazon seller's store name and id
color / material / size / sizes	This variation and the sizes on offer
audiences	Who it's for in fashion: men, women, kids
variationCount	Number of variations
upc	Barcode, when known
dealUrl	The deal's page on DealSeek (Amazon deals)
productUrl	The product's page on the store itself, without tracking tags
imageUrl / imageUrls	Main image and all images
description	Full product description (with Include product descriptions)
priceHistory	Every price change, oldest first: date, price, deal price, code, coupon (with Include price history)
lowestPrice / highestPrice	Lowest and highest deal price in the history
averagePrice	Average deal price, weighted by how long each price lasted
belowAveragePercent	How far finalPrice is below averagePrice: is the discount real?
isLowestEver	finalPrice is at or below the lowest price in the history
firstSeenAt / updatedAt	When DealSeek first saw the product and last updated the deal
scrapedAt	When it was scraped (UTC)

Example result

{
  "dealId": "B0GWJ1MSPJ-A2DF0WNAHB7658-109.99-55.00----QBF9HASY-50.00%-1794898740-0.00--1-27.00",
  "title": "POWERFUEL Large Vibration Plate Exercise Machine",
  "country": "us",
  "currency": "USD",
  "store": "amazon",
  "productId": "B0GWJ1MSPJ",
  "brand": "POWERFUEL",
  "category": "Sports & Outdoors",
  "subcategory": "Exercise & Fitness",
  "finalPrice": 55,
  "price": 109.99,
  "listPrice": 149.99,
  "savings": 94.99,
  "discountPercent": 63.33,
  "promoCode": "QBF9HASY",
  "promoPercent": 50,
  "promoVerified": true,
  "promoVerifiedAt": "2026-11-04T13:27:28+00:00",
  "dealTypes": ["promoCode"],
  "isLowestIn3Months": true,
  "expiresAt": "2026-11-17T06:59:00Z",
  "rating": 4.6,
  "reviewsCount": 66,
  "boughtLastMonth": 50,
  "isAmazonChoice": true,
  "isFba": true,
  "sellerName": "EliteGyn Gear",
  "dealUrl": "https://dealseek.com/dp/B0GWJ1MSPJ",
  "productUrl": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWJ1MSPJ"
}

How to use it

1. Pick Countries and Stores, or leave them empty for US Amazon deals.
2. Optionally add Search keywords, Categories, Brands or Collections, and any Filters.
3. Set Maximum deals, click Start, and download the results.

With several countries, stores, keywords or brands, Maximum deals is shared fairly between them.

Input options

Option	What it does
countries	United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Australia (empty = United States)
stores	Amazon (default), Walmart, eBay. Walmart and eBay exist only in the United States
keywords	What you'd type in DealSeek's search box, e.g. airpods. Each one is its own search. Amazon ids work too
categories	Categories as DealSeek names them (they differ by country), or the groups Tech and Home
subcategories	Subcategories, e.g. Exercise & Fitness
brands	Only these brands
sellers	Only deals from these Amazon sellers, by sellerId
collections	DealSeek's lists: Today's Top Deals, Ending Soon, Under $5, Name Brand Steals and many more
asins	Check specific Amazon products. You get a row for each one with a live deal
startUrls	Paste any DealSeek link: product, brand, collection, promo codes, top deals, Amazon, Walmart or eBay page
dealTypes	Only promo codes, coupons, lightning deals, price drops, extra discounts or Subscribe & Save
minPrice / maxPrice	Final price range, in the country's currency
minDiscount	Minimum total discount in percent
minRating	Minimum rating out of 5
minReviews / maxReviews	Number of reviews (a low maximum finds new products)
minBoughtLastMonth	Minimum bought in the past month
expiringWithinHours	Only deals ending soon
condition	New, used or refurbished (mostly eBay and Walmart)
verifiedCodesOnly	Only promo codes DealSeek has confirmed
amazonChoiceOnly	Only Amazon's Choice products
bestSellersOnly	Only best sellers
lowestIn3MonthsOnly	Only deals at their lowest price of the last 3 months
fulfilledByAmazonOnly	Only products Amazon ships
nameBrandsOnly	Only name brands
hotOnly	Only hot deals
sort	Recommended, most popular, price low to high, price high to low, biggest discount
includeDescriptions	Add full product descriptions
includePriceHistory	Add price history and the "is it real?" fields
onlyNew	Skip deals that earlier runs of the same search returned: you get and pay only for new ones. A new price or code counts as new
maxItems	Stop after this many deals
maxConcurrency	Requests made at the same time (keep low to be polite)

How much does it cost?

You pay $1.25 per 1,000 deals returned (plus a tiny $0.00005 per run start). Platform usage is included, and descriptions and price history cost nothing extra.

Deals	Cost
100	$0.13
1,000	$1.25
10,000	$12.50
50,000	$62.50

Apify's free plan gives you $5 of credit every month: that's about 4,000 deals. Set a spending limit on any run and the scraper stops exactly there. Deals removed by filters on our side are never charged.

Use it via API, on a schedule, or with your tools

• Schedule it daily or hourly to catch new deals and codes.
• Only new deals: turn it on in a scheduled run or task and each run returns only deals you haven't had yet.
• Integrations: send results to Google Sheets, Slack, e-mail, Zapier, Make or a webhook.
• API: run it from your own code and download results as JSON, CSV or Excel.

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("pshivam/dealseek-scraper").call(run_input={
    "countries": ["us", "uk"], "dealTypes": ["promoCode"], "verifiedCodesOnly": True, "minDiscount": 50, "maxItems": 200,
})
for deal in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items():
    print(deal["title"], deal["finalPrice"], deal["currency"], deal["promoCode"], deal["productUrl"])

Use it in Clay, n8n, Make or Zapier

Actor: pshivam/dealseek-scraper. Paste this input and change the filters to yours:

{"countries": ["us"], "keywords": ["air fryer"], "minDiscount": 40, "maxItems": 500}

• Clay: create a table from an Apify source to pull in the results of a scheduled run of this Actor (it refreshes every 24 hours by default), or use the Run Apify Actor enrichment and paste the input.
• n8n: add the Apify node, choose Run Actor and get dataset items, pick this Actor and paste the input.
• Make: use Run an Actor with Run synchronously on, then Get Dataset Items with the run's dataset ID.
• Zapier: schedule this Actor in Apify, then use the Finished Actor Run trigger and Fetch Dataset Items.

Good to know

• Fast. Measured on Apify at 256 MB: 100 deals in under a second of scraping, 800 deals across all 8 countries in about 3 seconds, and 8,000 deals in about 75 seconds.
• No browser, no proxy needed. It reads the same public data DealSeek's website uses, 120 deals per request.
• No 5,000-result limit. DealSeek serves at most 5,000 deals per search, so a bigger run reads the search in price ranges and you get everything. A group of over 5,000 deals at one exact price is read up to about 4,900.
• Almost no repeated or missed deals on big runs. DealSeek's default, popular and discount orders shift between pages: reading 4,920 deals in them gave 254 to 387 repeats, and each repeat is a deal you never see. Price order gave none in that test and under 1% on an 8,000-deal run, so runs over 4,000 deals are read in price order. Sort the results yourself after the run. Repeats are never charged.
• Walmart deals come biggest discount first unless you pick another order, because DealSeek's default order for Walmart often times out.
• Keywords work best on Amazon deals: DealSeek's search finds little or nothing on Walmart and eBay, so use categories and filters there.
• Price drops, extra discounts, Subscribe & Save and a few other filters are checked on our side, so a run may read more deals than it returns. You aren't charged for the ones it skips.
• Price history takes one extra request per deal, so it runs at about 3 deals a second. Without it, a run is far faster.
• What the history shows: DealSeek's record of the store's prices, which often leaves out promo codes that were live at the time. Today's finalPrice does include them, so a deal with a code can look lower than anything in the history.
• DealSeek's service sometimes times out on its own side. The scraper waits and retries, so a run may pause for a moment.

This scraper vs. the alternatives

	This scraper	Other DealSeek scrapers	Checking DealSeek by hand
Countries	8 in one run	United States	One at a time
Stores	Amazon, Walmart, eBay	Amazon	One at a time
Results	Every deal, past DealSeek's 5,000 per search, almost no repeats	Often limited	One page at a time
Price history and "is it real?"	Yes	-	One product at a time
Verified code filter	Yes	-	By eye
Filters applied	By DealSeek before download	Often after download	By hand
Brands, sellers, collections, reviews, expiring soon	Yes	Partly	By hand
Only new deals each day	Built in (onlyNew)	Sometimes	Compare lists yourself
Cost	$1.25 per 1,000 deals	From $1.80 per 1,000	Your time

FAQ

What is DealSeek?

DealSeek (dealseek.com) is a deals website and app that collects discounts and promo codes on Amazon, Walmart and eBay. It runs in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and Australia.

How many deals are there?

Over 80,000 in the US alone, and they change all the time.

How much does it cost?

$1.25 per 1,000 deals (platform usage included), so 100 deals cost about $0.13.

How do I get only promo codes that work?

Set Deal types to Promo codes and turn on Verified promo codes only. promoVerifiedAt shows when each code was last checked.

How do I know a discount is real?

Turn on Include price history. averagePrice is what the product usually costs, belowAveragePercent is how far below that today's deal is, and isLowestEver says if it has never been cheaper. Sort or filter on them in the Is it a real deal? view.

How do I get only new deals every day?

Save your search as a task, turn on Only new deals and schedule it daily. Each run then skips deals earlier runs returned, so you get and pay only for ones you haven't had. Tip: set Maximum deals above the number of deals your search has, so the first run gets them all and later runs return just the new ones.

Can I scrape Walmart and eBay deals?

Yes, in the United States. Pick them in Stores. Their rows have the same columns, with the store's own id and link. Amazon-only fields such as sellerName are empty.

Can I check specific products?

Yes. Put Amazon ids in Amazon products (ASINs) or paste DealSeek product links. You get a row for each product with a live deal.

Is it legal to scrape DealSeek?

This scraper reads public deals through the same service DealSeek's website uses, at a polite speed, and collects no personal data. You are responsible for how you use the data; check the site's terms for your use case.

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