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Amazon Parent / Child ASIN Finder

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Amazon Parent / Child ASIN Finder

Amazon Parent / Child ASIN Finder

Find Amazon parent and child ASINs in bulk. Extract variation dimensions, color, size, price, availability, product URLs, and up to 500 related variants.

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Find Amazon parent and child ASIN relationships in bulk and extract variation details into a clean dataset. Built for Amazon sellers, catalog researchers, agencies, and e-commerce automation workflows.

What it extracts

  • Queried ASIN
  • Parent ASIN and resolved child ASIN
  • Variation dimensions
  • Color and size
  • Current price and currency
  • Product title and availability
  • Related child variants (up to 500)
  • Product URL and scrape timestamp

Input

  1. Add one or more valid 10-character ASINs.
  2. Select the Amazon marketplace domain.
  3. Keep concurrency between 1 and 5 for stable runs.
  4. Configure Apify Proxy. Amazon frequently blocks datacenter IPs, so residential proxy access is recommended for production workloads.

Example:

{
"asins": ["B08CR6RVDB"],
"amazonDomain": "com",
"maxConcurrency": 2,
"proxyConfiguration": { "useApifyProxy": true }
}

Output example

{
"queriedAsin": "B08CR6RVDB",
"parentAsin": "B08CRPJ5BW",
"childAsin": "B08CR6RVDB",
"variation": "size, color",
"color": "3pack(black+white+gray)",
"size": "Medium",
"priceText": "$26.99",
"variantCount": 50,
"status": "ok"
}

Results are available as a table or JSON and can be exported to CSV, Excel, or used through the Apify API.

Supported marketplaces

Amazon US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and Australia.

Notes

Amazon page structure and anti-bot rules change over time. A successful request depends on marketplace availability, location, proxy quality, and the product page response. Failed requests return a structured error row so batch workflows can continue.