Amazon MCP Server

The all-in-one MCP server for Amazon. Plug any AI agent — Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, or your own — into a single endpoint and pull live data from Amazon: full product detail, search results, reviews, seller storefronts, and listings from any regional Amazon domain.

What you get

• Full product detail — title, ASIN, price, currency, rating, review count, seller, brand, availability, main image, description, and category for any amazon.com listing
• Search results — keyword search across any Amazon domain with configurable pages-per-keyword
• Reviews — flat per-review records with star rating, headline, body text, author, date, and verified-purchase flag, plus the parent product's totals
• Seller storefronts — seller name, ID, rating, review count, business name, and registered business address
• Global product detail — same fields as get-product plus country_domain, for any regional Amazon (de, co.uk, co.jp, fr, es, it, ca, com.au, in, com.mx, com.br, etc.)
• Image hosting — the main image of every product is saved to the run's Apify Key-Value Store and returned as imageStorageUrl, so you can embed it in your reply without fighting Amazon's CDN headers
• One endpoint, five tools — no glue code, no per-tool integrations, no scraping infrastructure to maintain

Use cases

• E-commerce research — pull full catalogs of competitor listings into a sheet for analysis
• Price monitoring — track price, availability, and stock signals across products and regions
• Review analysis — extract review text in bulk for sentiment, theme, and complaint mining
• Competitive intelligence — compare brand/seller positioning, ratings, and assortment
• Supplier vetting — verify a third-party seller's storefront, business name, and address before placing orders
• AI shopping agents — give an LLM live grounding for product comparison, gift-finding, and buying advice
• Cross-region arbitrage — compare the same ASIN across amazon.de, amazon.co.uk, amazon.co.jp, etc.

Tools exposed

Tool	Returns
get-product	Full product detail for one or more amazon.com URLs
search-products	Ranked search results for one or more keywords on any Amazon domain
get-reviews	Flat list of reviews for one or more product URLs
get-seller	Storefront metadata for one or more third-party seller pages
get-global-product	Full product detail from any regional Amazon domain (de, co.uk, co.jp, etc.)

How to use

Use Apify's hosted MCP gateway — it generates ready-to-paste config snippets for Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT, and any other MCP-compatible client:

mcp.apify.com/?tools=seemuapps/amazon-mcp

Open the link, sign in, and copy the snippet for your client.

Where to get your Apify API token

Go to console.apify.com/settings/integrations and copy your Personal API token. (Sign in or create a free account if you haven't already.)

The token authorizes calls to the MCP server and is what Apify uses to bill you for tool calls.

Pricing (pay-per-event)

Tool	Event	Charged
get-product	product-record	Once per product successfully returned
search-products	search-result-record	Once per search-result item successfully returned
get-reviews	review-record	Once per review successfully returned
get-seller	seller-record	Once per seller record successfully returned
get-global-product	product-record	Once per product successfully returned

Failed batches are not charged. Partial failures (e.g. one bad URL in a batch) are reported in the response without aborting the whole call.

Notes

• Calls to the upstream data provider are async snapshot-based — for larger inputs each tool can take 30 seconds to ~2 minutes to return. Configure your MCP client's timeout accordingly.
• All five tools accept a maxItems cap (1–1000, default 1000) so you can keep individual calls bounded.
• get-product and get-global-product save each product's main image to the run's Apify Key-Value Store and return a permanent signed imageStorageUrl — use that link to embed the image in your reply rather than the raw Amazon CDN URL.
• search-products defaults to https://www.amazon.com but accepts any Amazon domain URL; pair with pagesToSearch to pull more than the first results page per keyword.
• get-seller URLs follow the format https://www.amazon.com/sp?seller=SELLER_ID.