Amazon Search Scraper · 20 Marketplaces
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from $1.00 / 1,000 results
Extract Amazon search results by keyword or /s?k= URL across 20 marketplaces. Returns ASIN, title, price, list price, stars, reviews, sponsored / Prime / Amazon's Choice / Best Seller flags, delivery promise, coupon, purchase volume and page position. Pay-per-result, no login.
List of search keywords. Each keyword runs a separate search and is echoed back in every result row as searchQuery. Combine with the Search URLs field below — both are merged into one queue.
Direct Amazon search URLs (e.g. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=robot+vacuum&rh=p_72%3A1248915011). Use this when you need fine-grained filter control via Amazon's own URL params. Marketplace is auto-detected from the URL TLD.
Which Amazon marketplace to use for the Search Keywords field above. Ignored for entries in Search URLs (TLD is detected from the URL).
Accept-Language preference sent to Amazon. AUTO matches the marketplace (e.g. de-DE for Germany, ja-JP for Japan) — recommended unless you need consistent English copy across all marketplaces.
Cap the number of result rows returned per keyword. 0 = no cap (uses Max Pages below to bound the run). Each SERP page returns ~16 organic results.
Hard cap on the total number of rows across all queries combined. 0 = unlimited (only Max Results per Query and Max Pages limit the run).
How deep to paginate per keyword. Amazon shows ~16 organic results per page; pagination stops earlier if Amazon returns an empty page. Amazon's SERP typically caps at 20 pages.
Which sort order to request from Amazon. relevance is the default ranking; other options match Amazon's sort dropdown.
Lower bound for price filter, in the marketplace's primary currency unit (USD for US, EUR for DE/FR/IT/ES/NL, GBP for UK, etc.). 0 = no lower bound.
Upper bound for price filter, in the marketplace's primary currency unit. 0 = no upper bound.
Filter by minimum star rating. 0 = no filter. 1 = 1 star and up, 2 = 2 stars and up, 3 = 3 stars and up, 4 = 4 stars and up. Values above 4 are clamped to 4.
Restrict results to Prime-eligible offers. Currently uses the amazon.com Prime filter ID — on non-US marketplaces this is silently ignored.
When false, sponsored rows are dropped from the output. They're still detected and counted against the page (so positionOnPage stays consistent with what shoppers see).
