Amazon Influencer Hub & Deals Scraper — 8 Operations 🛒

🎉 Eight Amazon data types in one actor: search, product details, reviews, Best Sellers, live deals, and the Influencer storefront chain (profile → posts → products)

For affiliate marketers, deal trackers, e-commerce teams and market researchers who need more than one kind of Amazon data in the same workflow

📋 Overview

Pick one operation per run, fill in its input, click Run. You get flat rows in one dataset shape whichever operation you used, so the same export or pipeline works for all eight.

The Influencer operations are the unusual part: you can go from a creator's /shop/<handle> storefront to their curated lists to the products inside each list, all in this one actor. The other operations cover the everyday needs: keyword search, a single product's details, its reviews, Best Sellers by category, and today's deals. All of it works across 18 Amazon marketplaces, and every operation can be priced for a specific delivery zip or postal code.

Why people use it:

• ✅ 8 operations, one actor: Product Search · Product Details · Product Reviews · Best Sellers · Influencer Profile · Influencer Posts · Influencer Post Products · Today's Deals
• 👤 The full Influencer chain: profile, posts and the products in each post, without stitching three tools together
• 🎯 45+ fields per row: readable camelCase fields (asin, productPrice, dealId, savingsPercentage, influencerName) plus the original fields alongside
• 📍 Delivery-aware prices: set a zip or postal code and prices, stock, delivery dates and shipping follow it
• 🌍 18 marketplaces: US, GB (UK), DE, FR, IT, ES, CA, JP, AU, IN, MX, BR, AE, SG, NL, SE, PL, TR
• 💰 You pay for rows returned: a removed product, a missing creator or a temporary error costs nothing
• ✨ Fields cheaper tools drop: is_top_creator, affiliate_status, deals' percent_claimed, reviews' is_verified_purchase, is_vine and review videos

✨ Features

• 🔍 Product Search: keyword search on any supported marketplace, about 16 products per page with price, rating, badges, sales volume and delivery
• 📦 Product Details: one ASIN in depth — byline and brand-store links, photo gallery, availability, condition, badge flags, delivery price and delivery location
• ⭐ Product Reviews: Amazon's top reviews for a product (usually 8-10) with is_verified_purchase, is_vine, review videos, author links and helpful votes, plus the star distribution
• 🏆 Best Sellers: up to 50 per page by category with rank_change_label; switch to Most Wished For or New Releases
• 👤 Influencer Profile: a creator's storefront with is_top_creator, affiliate_status, has_curations and posts_count
• 📋 Influencer Posts: a creator's posts, filtered to all, idea lists, photos or videos, with list_items_count for lists
• 🛍️ Influencer Post Products: every product inside an idea list, with ASIN, title, brand, price and a Best Seller flag
• 🔥 Today's Deals: Lightning and Best Deals with percent_claimed, savings_percentage, deal_state and deal_ends_at
• 🖼️ HTTPS links: product, creator and deal images ready to embed
• 📄 Run report: every run writes report.html with what came back, what needs a fix, and what you paid

🎬 Quick Start

Pick an operation, fill in its input, click Run. From code it's one call:

curl -X POST https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/sian.agency~amazon-influencer-deals-scraper/runs?token=YOUR_TOKEN \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"operation":"search","query":"wireless headphones","country":"US","maxPages":2}'

🚀 Getting Started (3 Simple Steps)

Step 1: Pick an operation

Choose one of the eight from the dropdown. One run does one operation.

Step 2: Fill in its input

Each operation needs one thing: a search query, an asin, a category, a creator handle (influencerName), or nothing extra for Today's Deals. maxPages controls how deep paginated operations go. Add a delivery zip or postal code if you want prices for a specific address.

Step 3: Click Run

Rows land in your dataset, ready to export as JSON, CSV or Excel. Anything that couldn't be returned comes back as an error row with the reason, and isn't charged.

What you get:

• Flat rows from any of the eight operations, in one shape
• 45+ readable fields per row plus the original data
• True/false flags you can filter on: isBestSeller, isAmazonChoice, isPrime, climatePledgeFriendly, isTopCreator, isVerifiedPurchase, isVine
• HTTPS image and page links
• Error rows that say what to change, never billed

📥 Input Configuration

One operation per run. Its required field is checked before anything is charged, and so are the format of an ASIN or post ID and whether the sort order fits the operation. Every operation also accepts the optional country and deliveryZipcode fields.

Field	Type	Required	Description
operation	enum	Yes	One of: search, productDetails, productReviews, bestSellers, influencerProfile, influencerPosts, influencerPostProducts, deals
query	string	search	Keyword to search Amazon (e.g. "wireless headphones")
asin	string	productDetails, productReviews	Amazon ASIN, 10 letters or digits
category	string	bestSellers	Amazon category slug or department name
influencerName	string	influencerProfile, influencerPosts, influencerPostProducts	Amazon Influencer handle (e.g. mommyhood101)
postId	string	influencerPostProducts	Idea-list post ID, starting with amzn1.ideas.
scope	enum	No (influencerPosts)	ALL, IDEA_LISTS, PHOTOS or VIDEOS
sortBy	enum	No	Search: RELEVANCE (default), LOWEST_PRICE, HIGHEST_PRICE, REVIEWS, NEWEST. Reviews: TOP_REVIEWS (RELEVANCE there means the same). MOST_RECENT is currently unavailable for reviews. An order that doesn't fit the operation stops the run before any charge
categoryId	string	No (search)	Amazon department slug to narrow a search, e.g. electronics, beauty, toys-and-games. Checked against the marketplace's list before any charge
bestSellersType	enum	No (bestSellers)	BEST_SELLERS, MOST_WISHED_FOR or NEW_RELEASES
maxPages	integer	No	1–50, how deep paginated operations go (default 5)
country	enum	No	18 Amazon marketplaces (default US)
deliveryZipcode	string	No	Delivery zip / postal code inside country (max 12 characters), like Amazon's "Deliver to" box — e.g. 10001 (US) or DE1 2NP (GB). Prices, availability, delivery dates and shipping costs follow it, for every operation. Blank = the marketplace's default location

An API call has to include the operation's required field. Leave it out and the run stops straight away with "Missing input", nothing charged; the Console form comes pre-filled with sample values.

Example — Product Search:

{
  "operation": "search",
  "query": "wireless headphones",
  "country": "US",
  "maxPages": 2
}

Example — Product Details (single ASIN):

{
  "operation": "productDetails",
  "asin": "B09LNW3CY2",
  "country": "US"
}

Example — Product Reviews:

{
  "operation": "productReviews",
  "asin": "B07ZPKBL9V",
  "country": "US",
  "maxPages": 3
}

Example — Best Sellers in a category:

{
  "operation": "bestSellers",
  "category": "electronics",
  "country": "US",
  "maxPages": 1
}

Example — Influencer Profile:

{
  "operation": "influencerProfile",
  "influencerName": "mommyhood101",
  "country": "US"
}

Example — Influencer Posts (IDEA_LISTS only):

{
  "operation": "influencerPosts",
  "influencerName": "mommyhood101",
  "country": "US",
  "scope": "IDEA_LISTS",
  "maxPages": 1
}

Example — Influencer Post Products:

{
  "operation": "influencerPostProducts",
  "influencerName": "mommyhood101",
  "postId": "amzn1.ideas.2M31ZV1OCWME3",
  "country": "US"
}

Example — Product Details for a specific delivery address:

{
  "operation": "productDetails",
  "asin": "B07ZPKBL9V",
  "country": "US",
  "deliveryZipcode": "10001"
}

Prices and delivery can differ by address: on 2026-10-16 this ASIN cost 172.95 at the default location and 176.00 for delivery to New York (10001). Product Details rows carry deliveryLocation so you can see which address the prices apply to; search rows show the address-specific delivery dates in delivery.

Example — Live Today's Deals:

{
  "operation": "deals",
  "country": "US"
}

📤 Output

Each row carries the fields of the operation that produced it; filter on _operation to split them. Readable camelCase fields sit next to the original ones.

Field	Type	Description
asin	string	Amazon ASIN (search, details, reviews, post products, deals)
productTitle	string	Product title
productPrice	string	Current price
deliveryPrice / deliveryLocation	string	Shipping cost and the delivery address the prices apply to (Product Details; deliveryLocation only when deliveryZipcode is set)
productStarRating	string	Average star rating
productNumRatings	integer	Number of ratings
productPhotos	array	HTTPS photo URLs
productBylineLinks	array	Amazon brand storefront URLs
isBestSeller / isAmazonChoice / isPrime / climatePledgeFriendly	boolean	Badge flags
reviewTitle / reviewComment / reviewStarRating	string	Review fields
isVerifiedPurchase / isVine	boolean	Review credibility flags
reviewVideo / reviewAuthorUrl	string	Review video URL, author profile URL
rank / rankChangeLabel	integer / string	Best Sellers rank and its change
influencerName / isTopCreator / affiliateStatus / postsCount	string / boolean / string / integer	Influencer profile fields
postId / postTitle / postType / listItemsCount	string / string / string / integer	Influencer post fields
dealId / dealTitle / savingsPercentage / percentClaimed / dealEndsAt / dealState	string / string / number / number / string / string	Today's Deals fields
status / errorMessage	string	"success", or "error" with what to change
_operation / _fetchedAt / _page	metadata	On every row

Example — Influencer Profile (mommyhood101):

{
  "_operation": "influencerProfile",
  "influencerName": "mommyhood101",
  "name": "Mommyhood101 - Your Source for Everything Baby!",
  "profileLink": "https://www.amazon.com/shop/mommyhood101",
  "profileDescription": "All of our highest rated products, in one place!",
  "isTopCreator": true,
  "affiliateStatus": "Earns revenue",
  "hasCurations": false,
  "postsCount": 16,
  "country": "US",
  "status": "success",
  "_fetchedAt": "2026-05-29T20:01:14.873Z"
}

Example — Live Today's Deal:

{
  "_operation": "deals",
  "dealId": "amzn1.deals.6fa44...",
  "dealTitle": "PlayStation DualSense™ Wireless Controller – Midnight Black",
  "productAsin": "B0BDH9VPK4",
  "dealPriceAmount": 53.99,
  "listPriceAmount": 74.99,
  "savingsPercentage": 28,
  "savingsAmount": 21.00,
  "percentClaimed": null,
  "dealState": "AVAILABLE",
  "dealEndsAt": "2026-06-01T07:00:00.000Z",
  "dealBadge": "BEST_DEAL",
  "country": "US",
  "status": "success"
}

💼 Use Cases & Examples

1. Map an Amazon Influencer's storefront

For affiliate marketers studying creators who sell well.

Input: a handle (e.g. mommyhood101): run influencerProfile, then influencerPosts with scope IDEA_LISTS, then influencerPostProducts for each post Output: the creator's credibility signals, their curated lists, and every product in them with a Best Seller flag Use: see which creator-promoted products are also Best Sellers before you reach out.

2. A live deals feed

For deal sites and newsletters.

Input: deals on a schedule, per marketplace Output: about 30 deals per call with percentClaimed, savingsPercentage, dealState and dealEndsAt Use: post the deals that are filling up fast to Slack or your subscribers.

3. Best Sellers and review velocity

For teams managing an Amazon category.

Input: bestSellers for your category every week, then productReviews on the top ASINs Output: ranks with rankChangeLabel, plus reviews with verified-purchase flags and helpful votes Use: notice share shifts and competitor review growth early.

4. Category sizing

For researchers writing category briefs.

Input: search with the category keyword up to maxPages: 10, plus bestSellers for the same category Output: around 160 search results and the top 50 Best Sellers with prices, ratings and badges Use: work out brand share of shelf, price points and badge density.

5. Prices for a specific delivery address

For sellers checking what buyers in one region actually pay.

Input: productDetails or search with deliveryZipcode set, once per region Output: prices, delivery dates and shipping for each address Use: compare what a product costs to ship to a city versus a remote area.

6. Climate Pledge Friendly catalog

For sustainability-focused shops.

Input: search for your category, then productDetails on the results Output: rows you can filter on climatePledgeFriendly: true Use: build a vetted catalog with photos, links and ratings.

7. Review credibility analysis

For brand teams comparing Vine and verified-buyer reviews.

Input: productReviews across competitor ASINs Output: reviews with isVerifiedPurchase, isVine, review videos and helpful votes Use: compare sentiment between Vine reviewers and verified buyers.

🔌 Integration Examples

JavaScript/Node.js

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';
const client = new ApifyClient({ token: 'YOUR_TOKEN' });

// 3-op Influencer Hub chain: profile → posts → post-products
const profile = await client.actor('sian.agency/amazon-influencer-deals-scraper').call({
  operation: 'influencerProfile',
  influencerName: 'mommyhood101',
  country: 'US'
});

const posts = await client.actor('sian.agency/amazon-influencer-deals-scraper').call({
  operation: 'influencerPosts',
  influencerName: 'mommyhood101',
  scope: 'IDEA_LISTS',
  country: 'US'
});

const { items: postRows } = await client.dataset(posts.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(`${postRows.length} IDEA_LISTS curated by mommyhood101`);

Python

from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient('YOUR_TOKEN')

# Live Today's Deals across the US, UK and German stores
for country in ['US', 'GB', 'DE']:
    run = client.actor('sian.agency/amazon-influencer-deals-scraper').call(
        run_input={'operation': 'deals', 'country': country}
    )
    for item in client.dataset(run['defaultDatasetId']).iterate_items():
        if item.get('status') == 'success' and (item.get('percentClaimed') or 0) > 50:
            print(f"[{country}] {item['dealTitle']} — {item['savingsPercentage']}% off, {item['percentClaimed']}% claimed")

cURL

curl -X POST 'https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/sian.agency~amazon-influencer-deals-scraper/runs?token=YOUR_TOKEN' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"operation":"bestSellers","category":"electronics","country":"US","maxPages":1}'

Automation Workflows (N8N / Zapier / Make)

1. Trigger: a schedule (daily deals) or a webhook (new creator added to your CRM)
2. HTTP Request: call the actor API with operation and its input
3. Process: filter on percentClaimed > 50, isBestSeller === true, isTopCreator === true or any other flag
4. Action: post to Slack, write to Google Sheets, or trigger your next workflow

📈 Performance & Pricing

FREE Tier (Try It Now)

• Try every operation with every field and all 18 marketplaces
• No credit card required
• Free runs return up to 25 rows

PAID Tier (Production Ready)

• No row cap; paginate as deep as you need
• Pay per row returned, with a price per operation
• Error rows cost nothing
• A small run-start fee per run

Per-row prices drop on higher Apify plans. The run report itemises exactly what each run cost.

🔗 View current pricing

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many rows can I get per run? A: Single-item operations (productDetails, influencerProfile) return one row. Paginated ones go up to 50 pages (maxPages). Today's Deals returns about 30 rows a call. Free runs stop at 25 rows.

Q: How is this different from Amazon ASIN Lookup? A: This actor covers eight kinds of Amazon data. Amazon ASIN Lookup does one thing: full product rows for a list of ASINs you already have.

Q: Does it work with all Amazon marketplaces? A: 18 of them via the country dropdown: US, GB (UK), DE, FR, IT, ES, CA, JP, AU, IN, MX, BR, AE, SG, NL, SE, PL, TR. One setting per run.

Q: Can I get prices for a specific delivery address? A: Yes, on every operation. Set deliveryZipcode to a zip or postal code inside the chosen country. Product Details rows confirm the address in deliveryLocation; search rows show the address-specific delivery dates in delivery.

Q: Why are some rows marked status:"error"? A: The product was removed, the creator handle doesn't exist, or a temporary error happened. The row says what to change, and it isn't charged.

Q: Can I run several operations in one run? A: No, one operation per run. Chain runs in code or in N8N, Zapier or Make.

Q: What output formats are available? A: JSON, CSV and Excel from the dataset, or the API.

Q: How fresh is the data? A: Read from Amazon during your run, so prices, badges, deal progress and ranks are as of that moment.

🐛 Troubleshooting

Run fails with "Missing input"

• The operation's required field is empty: query for search, asin for details and reviews, category for Best Sellers, influencerName for the influencer operations.

Run fails with "Invalid post ID"

• Only idea-list posts work; their IDs start with amzn1.ideas.. Video posts (amzn1.vse.video.) don't. Run influencerPosts with scope IDEA_LISTS to get valid IDs.

Run fails with "Sort order … applies to …" or "MOST_RECENT is not available"

• The chosen sort order doesn't fit the operation. Search takes RELEVANCE, LOWEST_PRICE, HIGHEST_PRICE, REVIEWS or NEWEST; reviews take TOP_REVIEWS. Amazon currently returns its top reviews whatever order is asked for, so MOST_RECENT can't be honoured.

Run fails with "Unknown category"

• categoryId must be a department slug the marketplace knows, such as electronics or beauty; the message lists valid ones. Numeric category node IDs don't work.

A reviews run returned fewer rows than maxPages suggests

• Amazon shows only its top reviews (usually 8-10). Later pages repeat them, so the run stops at the first repeat. Repeats are never charged.

influencerProfile returns "Not found" for a creator you know exists

• Open https://www.amazon.com/shop/<creator> to check the exact handle, and that the storefront is on the marketplace you picked.

Run fails with "Delivery zip code not recognised for this country"

• The zip or postal code does not exist in the marketplace you picked. Use one from that country (10001 for US, DE1 2NP for GB), or leave deliveryZipcode blank. The run stops before any result is charged.

Paginated runs stop before maxPages

• Amazon had no more results. You aren't charged for pages that don't exist.

Search returns fewer rows than expected

• Some keywords have fewer than 16 results per page. Try a broader query or more pages.

Rows with "Rate limit reached"

• Too many requests in a short time. Wait a few minutes and run it again; each request was already retried 3 times, and failed rows weren't charged.

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