Amazon Search Scraper

Amazon search results for any keyword or Amazon search link, on amazon.com and 20+ other marketplaces, as a shopper sees them: position on the page and across pages, organic position, sponsored or not, ASIN, title, brand, price, struck-through list price, rating, review count, badges (Best Seller with its category, Amazon's Choice / Overall Pick, "Top Reviewed for…"), "10K+ bought in past month", Prime and delivery lines, coupons, deals, color and size options, image and link. Every search you ask for comes back: when Amazon has nothing the row says why (no_results, invalid, blocked) instead of an empty dataset. You pay only for products read.

No browser, no login, no API key: it reads the results pages Amazon serves to a desktop browser, page after page, and moves to another IP (datacenter, then residential in the marketplace's country) when Amazon's bot check shows up. It never solves a CAPTCHA or a challenge.

What you get

One row per product card per results page:

• Where it ranks: position (1, 2, 3… across pages, sponsored cards included, as a shopper scrolls), organicPosition (the same count without ads; null for an ad), sponsored, page, positionOnPage.
• The product: asin, title, subtitle (the author line of a book, or the grey second half of a long title), brand (printed above the title in fashion and some other departments), format ("Paperback", "Kindle", "Audiobook"), url (https://www.amazon.com/dp/<ASIN>), image (the original picture, not the thumbnail).
• The price: price, currency, priceText as written ("$19.97", "R$ 109,90", "₹866"), listPrice with listPriceLabel as the site labels the struck-through price ("List", "Typical price", "Was", "RRP", "M.R.P"), unitPrice ("($0.50/count)"), priceNote ("Exclusive Prime price", "Click to see price", "Free with Audible trial"), coupon ("You pay $34.99 with coupon"), deal ("Limited time deal").
• Reviews and demand: rating (4.8), reviewCount (16708, the exact count, not "16.7K"), boughtPastMonthText ("10K+ bought in past month") and boughtPastMonth (10000, the floor Amazon states).
• Badges: badges as printed (["Best Seller"], ["Overall Pick"], ["Amazon's Choice"], ["Top Reviewed for Battery life"]), bestSeller with bestSellerCategory ("Earbud & In-Ear Headphones"), amazonsChoice.
• Delivery: prime (the card offers Prime delivery), delivery ("Join Prime to get FREE delivery Tomorrow, Oct 20") and deliveryAlternative ("Or fastest delivery…", "Or Non-members get FREE delivery…").
• Options: colorOptions (swatches plus their "+5"), variations ("Options: 3 sizes"), otherOffers ("More Buying Choices $183.44 (7+ used & new offers)").
• The search: input (the line as you gave it), keyword, marketplace, department, sort, searchUrl, totalResultsText ("over 20,000") and totalResults (20000), scrapedAt.
• status and reason: ok; no_results (Amazon shows nothing for the keyword, or only ads); invalid (the line is neither a keyword nor an Amazon search link); blocked (every IP route was refused; unpaid).

Input

field	what it does
keywords	One search per line: a keyword (wireless earbuds) or a link to any Amazon search results page, taken as it is with its own marketplace, department, sort and filters. Any filter Amazon offers works: set a price range, brand, rating or Prime on Amazon and paste the link.
marketplace	Where keywords are searched: com (default), ca, com.mx, com.br, co.uk, de, fr, it, es, nl, se, pl, com.tr, co.jp, in, com.au, sg, ae, sa, eg, com.be, ie.
department	Optional: the alias Amazon puts after i= in a search link (electronics, stripbooks for Books, digital-text for Kindle, fashion, beauty, garden for Home & Kitchen, sporting, toys-and-games…). Empty: all departments.
sort	relevance (default), price-asc, price-desc, rating, newest, best-sellers: Amazon's own "Sort by" menu.
maxResultsPerSearch	Stop each search after this many product rows. Default 100.
maxPagesPerSearch	The most results pages per search. Default 5, up to 50. Amazon shows 16 to 60 cards a page and usually ends a search at 7 pages of 48 or 20 of 16.
includeSponsored	Default on: ads come back flagged sponsored: true. Off: they are left out and not charged, while position still counts them, so it matches what a shopper sees.
residentialFallback	Retry through residential proxies of the marketplace's country when Amazon refuses the datacenter IPs. Default on, included in the price.

{
    "keywords": ["wireless earbuds", "yoga mat", "https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=desk+lamp&s=review-rank"],
    "marketplace": "com",
    "sort": "relevance",
    "maxResultsPerSearch": 100,
    "includeSponsored": true
}

Output example

{
    "status": "ok",
    "reason": null,
    "input": "wireless earbuds",
    "keyword": "wireless earbuds",
    "marketplace": "com",
    "department": null,
    "sort": "relevance",
    "searchUrl": "https://www.amazon.com/s?k=wireless+earbuds",
    "totalResultsText": "over 20,000",
    "totalResults": 20000,
    "page": 1,
    "positionOnPage": 2,
    "position": 2,
    "organicPosition": 2,
    "sponsored": false,
    "asin": "B0FQFB8FMG",
    "title": "Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation",
    "subtitle": "Live Translation, Heart Rate Sensing, Hearing Aid Feature, Bluetooth Headphones, Spatial Audio, USB-C Charging",
    "brand": null,
    "url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQFB8FMG",
    "image": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61solmQSSlL.jpg",
    "format": null,
    "price": 199,
    "priceText": "$199.00",
    "currency": "USD",
    "listPrice": 249,
    "listPriceLabel": "List",
    "unitPrice": null,
    "priceNote": null,
    "coupon": null,
    "deal": null,
    "rating": 4.4,
    "reviewCount": 16708,
    "boughtPastMonthText": "10K+ bought in past month",
    "boughtPastMonth": 10000,
    "badges": ["Best Seller"],
    "bestSeller": true,
    "bestSellerCategory": "Earbud & In-Ear Headphones",
    "amazonsChoice": false,
    "prime": true,
    "delivery": "Join Prime to get FREE delivery Tomorrow, Oct 20",
    "deliveryAlternative": "Or Non-members get FREE delivery Sat, Oct 24",
    "colorOptions": null,
    "variations": null,
    "otherOffers": "More Buying Choices $183.44 (7+ used & new offers)",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-10-19T18:00:00.000Z"
}

A keyword Amazon finds nothing for:

{ "status": "no_results", "reason": "amazon.com shows no products for \"qwxzvbnmplkasdfghjzz\"", "input": "qwxzvbnmplkasdfghjzz", "keyword": "qwxzvbnmplkasdfghjzz", "asin": null, "…": "…" }

Use cases

• Keyword rank tracking: schedule a daily run over your keywords and follow where your ASIN, or a competitor's, sits in position and organicPosition.
• Share of search and ad saturation: how many of the first 50 cards for a keyword are ads, and which brands buy them.
• Product and niche research: what sells for a keyword, at what price, how many reviews, how many bought it last month, who holds the Best Seller and Amazon's Choice badges.
• Price monitoring: prices, list prices, coupons and deals across a whole search, on several marketplaces.
• More detail on a product: feed the ASINs to our Amazon Product Details Scraper for the buy box, seller, stock, specs and variations, or check their category ranks with the Amazon Best Sellers Scraper.

Limits and honesty

• Marketplaces: measured from Apify's cloud on 2026-10-19, amazon.com, .ca, .com.mx, .com.br, .co.jp and .com.au answered through datacenter proxies; amazon.co.uk, .de, .it, .es and .in answered Amazon's bot check to cloud IPs and were read through residential proxies of their own country (included in the price). amazon.fr answered a JavaScript challenge on every route, residential included: it comes back as a free blocked row, because this Actor never solves challenges. Amazon changes its mind about IPs from one hour to the next; a search every route refuses is a free blocked row and the run still finishes.
• What Amazon shows depends on the IP: Amazon localizes prices, delivery and even the results to the visitor's location. Residential IPs are taken in the marketplace's country, but datacenter IPs are in the US, so amazon.co.jp read from Apify's datacenter showed prices in US dollars ("USD 23.53"); currency always says which. A visitor who is not logged in sees "Join Prime to get FREE delivery…" on amazon.com; most other marketplaces show visitors no Prime marker, so prime reads false there.
• Positions are the cards a shopper sees: product cards, sponsored ones included. Video ads, brand banners and carousels between the results are not product cards and are not counted. Amazon reshuffles and personalizes results, so two runs minutes apart can differ by a few places.
• Ads alone are not results: when Amazon finds nothing for a keyword it sometimes fills the page with sponsored products. Such a search is a free no_results row that says how many ads were shown.
• Books list several formats per result; the row carries the first one Amazon shows, with its price (an audiobook's "$0.00 Free with Audible trial" is what the card says; priceNote tells you).
• The same ASIN can appear twice in a search (as an ad and as an organic result): both rows are what the page shows, and both are charged.
• Product pages are not opened: no description, specs, seller or stock beyond what the card shows.

Pricing

Pay per event: one product event per row with status ok, US$0.001 (US$1 per 1,000 results, no start fee). Rows with any other status are free, and sponsored cards you turn off are not charged. Set a spending limit on the run and the Actor stops at it.

Legal

The Actor reads publicly available search pages that Amazon shows to anyone, without logging in, and stores no personal data. It does not solve CAPTCHAs or bypass challenges. Use the data in line with Amazon's terms and your local law.