Amazon Search Results Scraper

Type a keyword (or paste an Amazon search link) and get the results page back as a flat table, in Amazon's order: rank, organic rank, ASIN, title, price, list price, discount, rating, review count, "bought in past month", Prime, Best Seller and Amazon's Choice badges, and whether the slot is a paid ad. One row per result, $1 per 1,000 results, no API key, no proxy to set up.

It reads search result pages only and never opens product pages, which is why it is fast and cheap. If you need the product page itself (Best Sellers Rank, seller, stock, image gallery), use Amazon Product Scraper.

What you get

field	example	notes
searchQuery	wireless mouse	the keyword that found the row (null for a category link without one)
position	3	rank on the results, all slots counted, across pages
organicPosition	2	rank among organic results only; null on sponsored slots
page / positionOnPage	1 / 3	where the card sat
asin	B004YAVF8I
title	Logitech M185 Compact Ambidextrous…
url	https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004YAVF8I	clean link, no tracking blob
image	https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/…jpg
price / currency / priceText	12.99 / USD / $12.99	null when the card shows no offer ("See options")
listPrice / discountPercent	17.99 / 28	the struck-through List or Typical price
rating / reviewCount	4.4 / 45515
boughtInPastMonth / boughtInPastMonthCount	10K+ bought in past month / 10000	the count is Amazon's floor ("10K+" = at least 10,000)
isPrime	true	the card offers Prime delivery
isBestSeller / bestSellerCategory	true / Computer Mice	"Best Seller in Computer Mice"
isAmazonsChoice	true
badges	["Best Seller", "Limited time deal"]	also Climate Pledge Friendly, New Arrival
sponsored	false	ad slots are labelled, never hidden
couponText, delivery, availability	Save 15%, FREE delivery Tomorrow…, Only 3 left in stock	as Amazon words them
brand	Logitech	only where Amazon prints a brand line on the card
totalResults	45326	the result count Amazon claims for the search
status	ok	price-withheld rows were delivered free (see Pricing)

The marketplace is amazon.com, read the way a shopper in the United States sees it, in US dollars.

Who uses it

Keyword rank tracking. Every row carries its rank and its organic rank, so you can schedule a keyword list daily and chart where your ASIN, and your competitors', sit on the first pages, organic and paid separately.

Sponsored share. sponsored on every row tells you who is buying the keyword and how many of the first slots are ads.

Product and niche research. Price, rating, review count and "bought in past month" side by side for a whole keyword, sortable by demand rather than by whatever Amazon ranked first today.

Price monitoring across a category. Paste a search link with your own department and filters, run it on a schedule, and diff the datasets.

Input

{
  "keywords": ["wireless mouse", "usb c hub"],
  "maxResultsPerSearch": 100,
  "sort": "relevance",
  "includeSponsored": true
}

Filters, all checked again on every row before it is delivered:

{
  "keywords": ["mechanical keyboard"],
  "minPrice": 30,
  "maxPrice": 120,
  "minRating": "4",
  "primeOnly": true,
  "includeSponsored": false,
  "maxResultsPerSearch": 200
}

A search link from your browser keeps its department, filters and sort:

{
  "searchUrls": ["https://www.amazon.com/s?k=usb+c+hub&rh=n%3A172282&s=review-rank"]
}

input	what it does
keywords	one search per keyword
searchUrls	amazon.com search result links (/s?k=…); product links are not search pages and are skipped
sort	Featured, price low to high, price high to low, average review, newest, best sellers
maxResultsPerSearch	stop each search after this many results (default 50, up to 1,000)
maxPagesPerSearch	how deep to page (up to 20, Amazon's own limit)
minPrice / maxPrice	price range in US dollars, sent to Amazon as its price filter and checked on every row
minRating	minimum stars: 4.5, 4, 3, 2 or 1 and up
primeOnly	Prime-eligible results only
includeSponsored	turn off to keep organic results only

Pricing

Pay per result delivered, never per page read.

event	price
Search result	$1.00 per 1,000 ($0.90 Bronze, $0.80 Silver, $0.70 Gold)
Actor start	$0.001 per run

Platform usage is included: there is nothing else to pay and no proxy to fund. Results dropped by your filters cost nothing. A page that Amazon served as its cached copy with no price on any card is delivered free, each row marked status: "price-withheld".

FAQ

How deep can one keyword go? Twenty result pages. Amazon advertises tens of thousands of results for a broad keyword but stops paginating at page 20, and past that it keeps answering with a page of filler that looks perfectly healthy. The actor stops at the last real page, never bills the filler, and says in the run status where and why each search stopped. A page holds about 16 to 48 results depending on the layout, so plan on a few hundred per keyword; split a broad keyword (brand, model, colour) for more.

What happens when Amazon refuses a request? Amazon's 503 is a throttle, not a ban, so a refused page is retried on a second TLS fingerprint and a second route with fresh cookies before the actor gives up. If Amazon still refuses, the run fails with a status starting BLOCKED: that names what was tried. It never reports "no results" when it was turned away.

And when a keyword genuinely has no matches? The run succeeds and says so, with Amazon's own result count of 0 as evidence. Amazon fills that page with a few unrelated "you might also like" cards; those are not shipped as results for your keyword.

Which Amazon sites? amazon.com only, for now. Amazon prices search results for the visitor's delivery country, and from the routes this actor uses the European and UK sites answer with most prices missing or converted into dollars. Rather than sell half-empty rows, those sites are left out.

Why is a price sometimes empty? That card shows no offer on the results page (variants to pick, "See options"). The row is still a real result with its rank. If you only want priced results, set a price range.

Is this legal? It reads pages Amazon shows to anyone without logging in, and collects no personal data. Check the terms that apply to your own use.

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