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Amazon Seller Scraper | Emails, Phones and Ratings

Amazon Seller Scraper: turn any keyword, product or best-seller list into a lead list of third-party sellers with business name, VAT number, phone, email, address and ratings over time. 15 sellers in 46 seconds, 35 fields each. Optional emails from seller websites, EU and US stores. No login.

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Amazon Seller Scraper | Seller Emails, Phones, VAT and Ratings (2026)

Amazon sellers, 35 fields each. Filter by seller country and brazil and Saudi Arabia stores, missing from the top alternative.

From SilentFlow. Creators of Facebook Search Scraper and JD Products Scraper (#1 for “jd scraper” in Apify Store search), with 950,000+ combined lifetime runs.

Turn any Amazon keyword, product or best-seller list into a contact list of the third-party sellers behind it: legal business name, VAT and trade register numbers, phone, email, address and how buyers rated them over 30 days, 90 days, 12 months and lifetime. 15 sellers from one keyword in 24 seconds on amazon.de, every one of them with an email and a phone number, no Amazon account needed. Turn on the website search and each seller's own website joins the row, with the extra emails and phones printed on it.

Why choose this actor?

Opening Amazon offer panels one by one to find out who actually sells a product? Copying seller profiles into a spreadsheet, then searching the web for their phone number? Running a seller scraper that wants a seller link you do not have yet?

  • The emails Amazon does not show, from the seller's own website, never from a namesake's. Turn on enrichEmails and every business seller gets its company website, the emails and phones printed on it and whether it takes payments online (takesPayments, with paymentProcessors such as Shopify, Shopware, PayPal or Amazon Pay). A site counts only when it shows the seller's VAT or register number, its Amazon email or phone, its registered name, its office address or a link to its Amazon store, and websiteMatchedBy says which. For kaffeemühle on amazon.de (7 Nov 2026), 12 of 15 sellers got their website, 6 of them confirmed by their register or VAT number. On amazon.com, where seller pages show no email at all, 4 of 15 sellers of phone case came back with an email to write to in contactEmail.
  • 35 filled fields per seller, plus buyer feedback with the seller's replies. On the prefilled run (keyword phone case, amazon.de, 15 sellers, measured on 24 Sep 2026), 35 of the 39 fields of a row carry a value on at least half of the rows: the legal businessName and businessType, registrationNumber, vatNumber, phone, email, businessAddress, postalCode, countryCode, the seller's own aboutSeller text, the rating and ratings count over four periods (30 days, 90 days, 12 months, lifetime), the share of positive and negative ratings, the 1 to 5 star breakdown, whether Amazon ships the seller's offers (hasFbaOffer) and the products each seller was found through. All 15 sellers came back with an email, a phone number and a VAT number. Set maxFeedbackPerSeller and each row also carries the seller's newest buyer feedback: stars, full comment, date, buyer, Amazon's note when it struck a feedback from the score, and the seller's reply, up to 1,000 per seller.
  • Keywords, Amazon links and ids, on several stores in one run. Type a product keyword, paste seller profiles, storefronts, product pages, best-seller lists or category pages, or list seller ids (A18EE9GVRFMIY1) and ASINs (B0CTCD7CS5) as they are, with no mode to pick. Add stores in marketplaces and the same keywords and ids run on amazon.de, amazon.fr, amazon.it and amazon.es at once, out of 20 stores including Brazil and Saudi Arabia. Keep only the sellers of one country with sellerCountry, and add each storefront's product count with includeStorefront. One cap, maxItems, is shared fairly across everything you enter.

Try Amazon Seller Scraper free

Try your first seller list

Paste this input into the Input tab (JSON view) and press Start. It is the prefilled input of the form: the first 15 third-party sellers behind the products amazon.de shows for "phone case".

{
"keywords": ["phone case"],
"marketplace": "de",
"maxItems": 15,
"includeStorefront": false
}

Runs of this size fit easily in the Apify Free plan, so you can try the actor on your own niche before scheduling anything. Each seller is one row of the dataset; export it as JSON, CSV, Excel or HTML from the Storage tab, or read it from the API. The Sellers view shows name, business name, country, email, phone, website, rating and a link to the profile at a glance; the Business details, Ratings over time, Websites and contacts and Buyer feedback views show the rest.

How it works

Copy to your AI assistant

Paste this block into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to give it full context about this actor:

You have access to the Amazon Seller Scraper on Apify: silentflow/amazon-seller-scraper
It returns one row per Amazon third-party seller and marketplace, from public Amazon pages. No Amazon account.
Input (all optional; with nothing at all the run searches "phone case" on amazon.de):
- keywords (array of strings): product searches on the marketplace, e.g. ["phone case", "yoga mat"].
The actor opens the offers of each product found and reads the sellers behind them.
- startUrls (array of {"url": string}): Amazon links. Seller profile https://www.amazon.de/sp?seller=A18EE9GVRFMIY1,
storefront https://www.amazon.de/s?me=A18EE9GVRFMIY1, product https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CTCD7CS5 (every seller
of the product), search, best-seller or category page (the sellers of its products). The store in the link wins.
- ids (array of strings): seller ids ("A18EE9GVRFMIY1") or ASINs ("B0CTCD7CS5"), read on the marketplace below.
- marketplace (string, default "de"): de, com, co.uk, fr, it, es, nl, pl, se, com.be, ca, com.mx, com.br, com.au,
co.jp, in, sg, ae, sa, com.tr.
- marketplaces (array of strings, optional): more stores the same keywords and ids run on, e.g. ["fr", "it", "es"].
- maxItems (integer, default 50): total sellers delivered, shared fairly across keywords, links, ids and stores.
- sellerCountry (string, optional): keep only sellers whose business address is in this country, as a two-letter code
("DE"), a three-letter code ("DEU") or an English name ("Germany").
- enrichEmails (boolean, default false): find each business seller's own website, confirmed by its VAT or register
number, Amazon email or phone, registered name, office address or a link to its Amazon store; adds the emails and
phones printed on it, takesPayments and paymentProcessors, and fills contactEmail when Amazon shows no email.
- includeStorefront (boolean, default false): also read each seller's storefront for productCount and departments.
- maxFeedbackPerSeller (integer, default 0, up to 1000): newest buyer feedback added to each row; 0 for none.
Output per row (49 fields, null when Amazon shows no value):
- Identity: id (seller id), url (profile, permanent), name, marketplace, storefrontUrl, logoUrl
- Business details (EU impressum, US INFORM Act): isBusinessSeller, businessName, businessType, registrationNumber,
vatNumber, phone (international format when published with a country code), email, businessAddress,
postalCode, countryCode (ISO), customerServiceAddress, aboutSeller
- contactEmail: the email to write to, Amazon's own, else one in the seller's About text, else one of its website
- Website (enrichEmails only): website, websiteEmails[], websitePhones[], websiteFoundBy (email-domain | about-text |
business-name | domain-guess), websiteMatchedBy (seller-id | company-number | email | phone | registered-name |
postcode | amazon-store, else where it was found), takesPayments, paymentProcessors[]
- Ratings: rating, ratingCount, positivePercent, negativePercent, ratingBreakdown {"1".."5": percent}
(last 12 months, as Amazon's headline), rating30d, ratingCount30d, positivePercent30d, rating90d, ratingCount90d,
positivePercent90d, ratingLifetime, ratingCountLifetime, positivePercentLifetime
- Feedback (maxFeedbackPerSeller only): feedback[] newest first, each {rating, text, date (RFC 3339), rater,
suppressed, suppressedReason, sellerResponse, sellerResponseDate}, and feedbackComplete
- Storefront (includeStorefront only): productCount, departments[]
- Meta: hasFbaOffer (Amazon ships at least one of its offers found), sourceAsins[] (products it was found through),
foundBy (keyword | product | seller | listing), query (the input that led to it), scrapedAt (RFC 3339 UTC)
European stores publish email, phone, VAT and register number; amazon.com publishes business name and address,
so turn on enrichEmails there for emails.
Use apify-client for Python or JavaScript: client.actor("silentflow/amazon-seller-scraper").call(run_input={...}).

How to scrape Amazon seller data

Four inputs, from the simplest to a combined run. Each one runs as is.

Build a seller list from a product keyword

One keyword on one store. The actor walks the search results page after page, opens the offers of every product and returns each third-party seller once, with the products it was found through in sourceAsins.

{
"keywords": ["yoga mat"],
"marketplace": "de",
"maxItems": 50
}

One results page brought 16 sellers for "phone case" on amazon.de in our tests. The search goes deeper until your maximum is reached.

Find every seller of one product

An ASIN in the ids field, or a product link, reads the full offer list of that product: the buy box seller and every other merchant in the list. Useful for brand owners who want to know who resells their products.

{
"ids": ["B0CTCD7CS5"],
"marketplace": "de"
}

Keep only German companies from a best-seller list

Paste a best-seller, category or search link and keep only the sellers registered in one country. The store in the link is used, whatever the marketplace field says.

{
"startUrls": [
{ "url": "https://www.amazon.de/gp/bestsellers/computers/" }
],
"sellerCountry": "DE",
"includeStorefront": true,
"maxItems": 30
}

In our test run, 5 of the 11 sellers read from the computers best-seller list were based in Germany, printer ink and office supply shops listing from 1,551 to 6,466 products each.

Get the emails amazon.com does not show

amazon.com seller pages publish a business name and an address, never an email. Turn on the website search: each business seller's own website is looked up, kept only when it proves to be the seller's, and its emails and phones are added to the row.

{
"keywords": ["phone case"],
"marketplace": "com",
"enrichEmails": true,
"maxItems": 15
}

In our test run (7 Nov 2026), 4 of the 15 sellers came back with an email in contactEmail: two from their confirmed website, two written in their About text. Most sellers of a phone case search are factories with no website of their own; a keyword where brands and local shops sell gives more.

Input parameters

FieldTypeDefaultWhat it does
keywordsarray of stringsprefilled ["phone case"]Product searches on the marketplace. The sellers behind the products found become rows.
startUrlsarray of linksnoneSeller profiles, storefronts, product pages, search, best-seller and category pages. The store in the link wins.
idsarray of stringsnoneSeller ids (A18EE9GVRFMIY1) read as one seller each, ASINs (B0CTCD7CS5) read as every seller of the product.
marketplaceselectdeThe Amazon store for keywords and ids: 20 stores from amazon.de and amazon.com to amazon.co.jp and amazon.com.tr.
marketplacesmulti-selectemptyMore stores the same keywords and ids run on in the same run, such as fr, it and es next to amazon.de.
maxItemsinteger50 (prefilled 15)Total sellers delivered, shared fairly across keywords, links, ids and stores. No fixed upper limit.
sellerCountryselectemptyCountry of the seller's business address, picked in the list or typed as a code (DE, DEU) or an English name (Germany). Empty keeps every seller.
enrichEmailsbooleanfalseFinds each business seller's own website and adds the emails and phones printed on it, whether it takes payments online, and contactEmail when Amazon shows no email. Adds a few seconds per seller.
includeStorefrontbooleanfalseAdds productCount and departments from each seller's storefront, one more page per seller.
maxFeedbackPerSellerinteger0How many of each seller's newest buyer feedback to add, up to 1,000. 0 leaves feedback out.

Accepted formats

  • Seller profile: https://www.amazon.de/sp?seller=A18EE9GVRFMIY1, also the older /gp/aag/main?seller= and /gp/help/seller/at-a-glance.html?seller= links.
  • Storefront: https://www.amazon.de/s?me=A18EE9GVRFMIY1, with or without marketplaceID.
  • Product: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CTCD7CS5, /gp/product/B0CTCD7CS5, and the long product links with a title before /dp/.
  • Listing: a search (/s?k=yoga+mat with any filters you set on Amazon), a best-seller, new release or movers list (/gp/bestsellers/..., /zgbs/...), or a category page (/b?node=340852031).
  • Seller id: the 12 to 14 characters after seller=, starting with A.
  • ASIN: the 10 characters after /dp/ in any product link.
  • Links can be typed without https:// and pasted from any of the 20 supported stores; a link pasted in the ids field is read as a link. Short amzn.eu and amzn.to links are not read: open them once in a browser and paste the full link.

What data can you extract from Amazon?

One row per seller and marketplace, 49 fields, grouped the way you read them:

  • Identity (6): id (the seller id, stable), url (the public profile, permanent), name (the store name buyers see), marketplace, storefrontUrl, logoUrl.
  • Business details (12): isBusinessSeller, businessName (the legal name), businessType (as Amazon states it, such as "Privately-owned business"), registrationNumber (trade register or company number), vatNumber, phone, email, businessAddress, postalCode, countryCode, customerServiceAddress and aboutSeller, the seller's own presentation text, often a full legal notice with managing directors and register court.
  • Email to write to (1): contactEmail, the email Amazon publishes, else one the seller wrote in its About text, else the first one of its own website.
  • Own website (7, with enrichEmails): website, websiteEmails and websitePhones (the contacts printed on the site), websiteFoundBy (where the address came from: the domain of the seller's Amazon email, a link in its About text, its name or a domain its name suggests), websiteMatchedBy (what proves the site is the seller's: seller-id, company-number, email, phone, registered-name, postcode, amazon-store, or where the seller itself pointed to it), takesPayments and paymentProcessors.
  • Ratings (14): rating, ratingCount, positivePercent and negativePercent for the last 12 months, the figures Amazon puts at the top of the profile; ratingBreakdown, the share of 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 star ratings over 12 months; and the same average, count and positive share for the last 30 days, the last 90 days and the seller's whole lifetime.
  • Buyer feedback (2, with maxFeedbackPerSeller): feedback, the newest feedback first, each with rating (1 to 5 stars), text, date, rater, suppressed and suppressedReason (Amazon struck it from the seller's score, and why), sellerResponse and sellerResponseDate; and feedbackComplete, true when the list holds every feedback of the seller.
  • Storefront (2, on request): productCount, the number of products the storefront lists, and departments.
  • Meta (5): hasFbaOffer, sourceAsins, foundBy, query, scrapedAt.

A few facts that help you use the data:

  • id and url never change for a seller. logoUrl points to Amazon's image server and stays valid as long as the seller keeps that logo.
  • European stores publish each business seller's legal notice, so email, phone, vatNumber and registrationNumber are filled for nearly every row there: 15 of 15 emails and phones, 15 of 15 VAT numbers and 14 of 15 register numbers on the prefilled amazon.de run. amazon.com publishes the business name and address only.
  • Phone numbers published with a country code are written the way CRMs expect (+8613612878053); others are kept as the seller wrote them. Phones found on a seller's website are always in that international form.
  • A website is returned only when it proves to be the seller's. A site found under the seller's name that shows none of the proofs is left out, so a namesake's contacts never reach your list.
  • Percentages are whole numbers from 0 to 100, computed from Amazon's own rating counts exactly like the "x% positive" line of the profile. A period without ratings has a count of 0 and null averages.
  • scrapedAt is an RFC 3339 UTC timestamp.

Output example

A real row from our test run (keyword kaffeemühle on amazon.de, website search on, 3 feedback per seller); the seller's long About text is shortened here:

{
"id": "A1HGMGYB1DCDU3",
"url": "https://www.amazon.de/sp?seller=A1HGMGYB1DCDU3",
"name": "cw-mobile",
"marketplace": "amazon.de",
"storefrontUrl": "https://www.amazon.de/s?me=A1HGMGYB1DCDU3&marketplaceID=A1PA6795UKMFR9",
"logoUrl": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/21WIIchsPsL.jpg",
"isBusinessSeller": true,
"businessName": "cw-mobile GmbH",
"businessType": "Privately-owned business",
"registrationNumber": "HRB9718",
"vatNumber": "DE306222857",
"phone": "+49855297411150",
"email": "amazon@cw-mobile.de",
"businessAddress": "Altenstein, 19, Grafenau, Bayern, 94481, DE",
"postalCode": "94481",
"countryCode": "DE",
"customerServiceAddress": "Altenstein, 19, Grafenau, Bayern, 94481, DE",
"aboutSeller": "cw-mobile GmbH\nAltenstein 19\n94481 Grafenau\nDeutschland\nAnmeldenummer im örtlichen Handelsregister oder anderen Registern: Amtsgericht Passau, HRB9718\nUmsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer: DE 306222857 ...",
"contactEmail": "amazon@cw-mobile.de",
"website": "https://www.cw-mobile.de/",
"websiteEmails": ["info@cw-mobile.de", "b2b@cw-mobile.de"],
"websitePhones": ["+49855297411150", "+498552974111"],
"websiteFoundBy": "email-domain",
"websiteMatchedBy": "company-number",
"takesPayments": true,
"paymentProcessors": ["Amazon Pay"],
"rating": 4.4,
"ratingCount": 170,
"positivePercent": 85,
"negativePercent": 12,
"ratingBreakdown": { "1": 11, "2": 1, "3": 4, "4": 6, "5": 78 },
"rating30d": 4.4,
"ratingCount30d": 10,
"positivePercent30d": 90,
"rating90d": 4.4,
"ratingCount90d": 43,
"positivePercent90d": 88,
"ratingLifetime": 4.8,
"ratingCountLifetime": 28702,
"positivePercentLifetime": 97,
"feedback": [
{
"rating": 1,
"text": "The seller did not send the goods",
"date": "2026-11-04T00:00:00Z",
"rater": "Hennadii H.",
"suppressed": false,
"suppressedReason": null,
"sellerResponse": null,
"sellerResponseDate": null
},
{
"rating": 5,
"text": "Besten Dank, nachdem eine Stornierung nicht mehr möglich war, stellte ich die Präzision dieses Gerätes fest, es ist auch ohne Empfangsstation nutzbar.",
"date": "2026-11-02T00:00:00Z",
"rater": "BWW",
"suppressed": false,
"suppressedReason": null,
"sellerResponse": null,
"sellerResponseDate": null
},
{
"rating": 4,
"text": "Produkt .O. aber keine deutsche Gebrauchsanweisung dabei",
"date": "2026-10-28T00:00:00Z",
"rater": "Amazon Kunde",
"suppressed": false,
"suppressedReason": null,
"sellerResponse": null,
"sellerResponseDate": null
}
],
"feedbackComplete": false,
"productCount": null,
"departments": null,
"hasFbaOffer": false,
"sourceAsins": ["B07J6JLW11"],
"foundBy": "keyword",
"query": "kaffeemühle",
"scrapedAt": "2026-11-07T13:10:31Z"
}

A seller found through a keyword carries the search in query, the products it offers in sourceAsins and hasFbaOffer true or false; a seller read by id leaves those two null.

Advanced usage

Prospect German sellers across several niches

Several keywords share one cap, so each niche gets its part of the list. The country filter keeps only companies registered in Germany, the ones a German agency can call and invoice.

{
"keywords": ["trinkflasche", "lunchbox", "yoga matte"],
"marketplace": "de",
"sellerCountry": "DE",
"maxItems": 150
}

Most sellers of a mass-market keyword are based abroad, so a country filter reads many more products to fill the list: 66 sellers were read to keep 10 Italian ones for "borraccia termica" on amazon.it, in about three minutes.

Map every reseller of your products

List your own ASINs and get every merchant offering them, with their legal identity and how long they have kept a good rating. A good start for brand protection and distribution audits.

{
"ids": ["B0CTCD7CS5", "B0B375ZY12"],
"marketplace": "de",
"maxItems": 100
}

Watch a set of sellers' ratings every week

Schedule a run on the seller ids you follow (Schedules tab, weekly). Comparing rating30d with rating and ratingLifetime shows who is slipping before the 12-month average moves.

{
"ids": ["A18EE9GVRFMIY1", "ANPMVOZDRIH7A", "A3GX1RCD4Z9H04"],
"marketplace": "de"
}

Size up the sellers of a niche

Turn on the storefront option to add how many products each seller lists: a quick way to separate a brand's official shop from a reseller with thousands of references. In our test, every one of the 15 rows got its product count.

{
"keywords": ["coffee grinder"],
"marketplace": "de",
"includeStorefront": true,
"maxItems": 40
}

Read one seller on several European stores

A seller keeps the same id across Amazon's European stores. List the stores in marketplaces to compare its ratings country by country, or to get the VAT number it uses in each one: one row per store.

{
"ids": ["ANPMVOZDRIH7A"],
"marketplace": "de",
"marketplaces": ["it", "es", "nl"]
}

Prospect one niche across four European stores

The same keyword runs on every store listed, each store giving its own sellers, and maxItems is shared across them. With the website search on, each business seller also brings its own website contacts.

{
"keywords": ["yoga mat"],
"marketplace": "de",
"marketplaces": ["fr", "it", "es"],
"enrichEmails": true,
"maxItems": 100
}

Read what buyers say about a seller

Add the newest buyer feedback to each row, with the seller's replies: a fast way to see how a competitor or a reseller of your products treats its customers. feedbackComplete is true when the list holds all of them.

{
"ids": ["A18EE9GVRFMIY1"],
"marketplace": "de",
"maxFeedbackPerSeller": 50
}

In our test, the DWD-Company seller had replied to several of its 1 and 2 star feedback the next day, and Amazon had struck one of them from its score because the delivery problem was not the seller's.

To send the rows to your team's tools, connect the run to Google Sheets, Slack, Make, Zapier or a webhook from the Integrations tab, or read the dataset from the Apify API in JSON, CSV or Excel.

FAQ

What does this actor extract from Amazon? One row per third-party seller: the store name and profile link, the legal business name and type, trade register number, VAT number, phone, email, business address with postal and country code, customer service address, the seller's presentation text, and ratings over 30 days, 90 days, 12 months and lifetime with the share of positive and negative ratings. With the options, the seller's own website with its emails and phones, the newest buyer feedback with the seller's replies, and the number of products the seller lists.

Which marketplaces give emails and phone numbers? The European stores (amazon.de, .fr, .it, .es, .nl, .pl, .se, .com.be) publish each business seller's legal notice: email, phone, VAT number, register number and address are filled for nearly every seller there (all 15 sellers of our amazon.de test run, all 10 of our amazon.it one). amazon.com publishes the business name and address; other stores publish what their own rules require.

Which ways can I find sellers? Three, in one run: product keywords, Amazon links (seller profiles, storefronts, product pages, search, best-seller and category pages) and ids (seller ids and ASINs). Mix them freely; a seller reached twice is delivered once. Add stores in marketplaces to run the same keywords and ids on several stores at once.

Can I get emails for amazon.com sellers? Yes, with enrichEmails on. amazon.com seller pages show no email, so the actor looks up each business seller's own website and adds the emails and phones printed on it; contactEmail then holds one to write to. An email the seller wrote in its About text is used too, with or without the option. Brands and local shops usually have a site; factories that sell only on Amazon usually do not.

How do I know the website really belongs to the seller? A site is kept only when it proves it: it shows the seller's VAT or register number, the email or phone the seller gives Amazon, its registered name with the legal form, its office address, or a link to the seller's own Amazon store. A site at the domain of the seller's own Amazon email, or one the seller links in its About text, is its own as well. websiteMatchedBy says which proof was found and websiteFoundBy where the address came from. A namesake's site shows none of them and is left out.

What does takesPayments mean? It is true when the seller's website runs an online shop or a payment provider (Shopify, Shopware, WooCommerce, Magento, Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, Amazon Pay and others, listed in paymentProcessors), false when the site was read and shows none. Agencies use it to tell a brand that sells direct from one that only sells on Amazon.

Can I read the buyer feedback of a seller? Yes: set maxFeedbackPerSeller (for example 50) and each row carries that many of the seller's newest feedback, with stars, the full comment, the date, the buyer's name, whether Amazon struck it from the score and why, and the seller's reply. feedbackComplete says whether that is all of it.

Do I need an Amazon account or a seller account? No. The actor reads public Amazon pages, the same profiles any shopper can open without signing in. There is no login, no key and nothing to configure.

How many sellers can I get? There is no fixed limit: set maxItems to what you need. A keyword is followed for up to 20 result pages, and a product's offer list for up to 10 pages. Add more keywords or links to go wider; a seller found twice is delivered once.

Are Amazon's own offers included? No. Offers sold by Amazon itself, including Amazon's returns and warehouse offers, are skipped: every row is a third-party seller.

Why do some rows have no business name or no email? The seller did not publish it. Most sellers on European stores publish the full notice, but some publish only a VAT number, a phone and an email. On amazon.com the profile shows no email: turn on enrichEmails to look for one on the seller's website. The field is then null, never an empty string.

What does hasFbaOffer mean? It is true when Amazon ships at least one of the seller's offers found in the run (Fulfilled by Amazon), false when the seller ships everything itself. It is null for sellers read directly by id or profile link, since no offer was looked at.

How fresh is the data? Live. Every run reads Amazon at run time: ratings, counts and contact details are those of the moment the run happens, nothing is cached. Schedule the actor weekly to follow ratings over time.

Why does a seller id return no row? The seller closed its account, or the id belongs to another region: an id from amazon.com is not a seller on amazon.de. The run summary counts these ids. European stores share seller ids with each other.

What is Amazon's legal notice (impressum)? EU consumer law requires every business selling online to name itself: company name, address, register and VAT numbers and a way to contact it. Amazon shows it on each seller's profile under "Detailed Seller Information". This actor reads that box on every seller it finds.

Is it legal to contact these sellers? The details are those sellers are required to publish, but how you use them is up to you: B2B outreach in Europe must follow GDPR and national rules on unsolicited messages. See the Legal compliance section below.

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This actor extracts publicly available data from Amazon seller profiles and offer listings. It does not bypass any login, paywall or CAPTCHA. Users are responsible for complying with Amazon's terms of service and with applicable data protection laws (GDPR, CCPA, and PIPL where relevant). Business names, addresses, register and VAT numbers are business information that sellers are required to publish; the email and phone of a sole trader or a named manager are personal data, and so are those printed on a seller's own website, so handle them accordingly and respect the rules on unsolicited messages before contacting anyone. The data returned is informational; verify it before using it for regulated decisions.

Amazon Seller Scraper by SilentFlow: the sellers behind any Amazon product, with the details to reach them.