Amazon Seller Scraper — Seller Data, Feedback & Products

Find Amazon sellers (merchants) and extract their public seller data: seller profiles, 30-day to lifetime feedback ratings, individual feedback, storefront products with prices, and public business details. Look sellers up by seller ID or URL, or discover them from ASINs and search keywords. Then keep only the sellers that match your rating, feedback-count or business-country filters.

Supports Amazon US, Canada, UK, Germany and France. Available seller, business and product fields vary by marketplace and seller profile.

Use it to:

• Research competitors: who sells in your category, how they are rated, and what else they sell.
• Vet suppliers and marketplace sellers by reputation before you buy from or partner with them.
• Build B2B prospect lists of Amazon businesses from the public business information Amazon displays.
• Monitor seller reputation over 30 days, 90 days, 12 months and lifetime.

What you get

Output	What it contains	Billing
Sellers (default dataset)	One row per seller: name, Amazon seller ID, marketplace, reputation for 4 periods, public business details, links, how the seller was found	1 seller event per seller row with status OK
Feedback (optional)	One row per individual feedback record: rating, text, date, buyer name, suppression flag, seller response	1 feedback event per row
Products (optional)	One row per unique storefront product: ASIN, title, price and currency, reference price, discount, rating, rating count	1 product event per row
RUN_SUMMARY, PRODUCT_DISCOVERY, SEARCH_DISCOVERY records	What the run did, which products and search results led to which sellers, and why sellers were filtered out	free

Supported marketplaces

Marketplace	Seller profiles and reputation	Feedback	Storefront products	Discovery from ASINs and keywords	Prices
amazon.com — United States	✓	✓	✓	✓	USD
amazon.ca — Canada	✓	✓	✓	✓	CAD
amazon.co.uk — United Kingdom	✓	✓	✓	✓	GBP
amazon.de — Germany	✓	✓	✓	✓	EUR
amazon.fr — France	✓	✓	✓	✓	EUR

Other Amazon marketplaces are not supported yet. Their links are reported as invalid input and not fetched.

Three ways to find sellers

1. Seller IDs or seller URLs. Paste seller IDs (e.g. A294P4X9EWVXLJ), seller profile links, storefront links or "Sold by" links. A URL selects its own marketplace from its domain.
2. Products (ASINs or product URLs). Get the seller of the featured offer (the Buy Box seller) or every seller offering the product.
3. Search keywords. Search Amazon, then find the sellers behind the products in the results.

You can combine all three in one run. A seller found several ways is looked up once and appears once, with a discoverySource showing how it was found (SELLER_INPUT, PRODUCT_INPUT, KEYWORD_SEARCH).

Seller data

• Identity: seller ID, seller name, marketplace, profile, storefront and "Ask a question" links.
• Reputation for 30 days, 90 days, 12 months and lifetime: average rating, rating count, positive / neutral / negative share.
• About: the seller's own About text, returned as written.
• Public business information such as business name, address, VAT/tax identifiers, phone, trade register number, customer services address and email. It is returned only when Amazon displays it on the seller profile, and availability varies by marketplace and seller:
  • Amazon US: seller profiles usually display a business name and address.
  • Amazon UK: profiles can also display a VAT number, phone number, trade register number and customer services address.
  • Amazon Germany and France: profiles can display business name, address, VAT number, phone number, trade register number, customer services address and a public email address. Other labelled details (for example share capital) are kept in additionalBusinessDetails.
  • Amazon Canada: in our testing, Amazon.ca seller profiles displayed no business-details block, so these fields are empty there.
• email: the public seller email that Amazon displays in the seller's structured business information. It is currently filled on Amazon Germany and France only. It is never taken from About text, websites or any other source, and it is empty wherever Amazon does not display it.
• Nothing is inferred. A seller's business country comes only from the business address Amazon displays, never from the marketplace where the seller was found.
• isAmazon marks Amazon's own seller accounts. Offers sold by Amazon itself without a seller profile never become rows, for example:
  • Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, or plain "Amazon" on amazon.co.uk, amazon.de and amazon.fr;
  • Amazon Resale, Amazon Retourenkauf, Amazon Seconde main, Warehouse Deals.

Feedback data (optional)

Turn on Include individual seller feedback to collect the feedback records Amazon lists on each seller's profile, newest first, up to your per-seller limit (default 25). Each row has:

• rating, text and author;
• the date (as shown, and as an ISO date when it parses unambiguously);
• whether Amazon suppressed the rating, and why;
• the seller's response and its date, if any.

Feedback is returned in the language it was written in (English, French, German or another language) and is not translated.

Product data (optional)

Turn on Include seller products to collect the products in each seller's Amazon storefront, up to your per-seller limit (default 16, one storefront page). Each row has:

• ASIN, title, product link and image;
• current price in the marketplace currency, with the raw price text;
• listPrice, the reference price Amazon displays, with priceReferenceType naming its label: LIST on Amazon US and Canada, RRP on Amazon UK, Germany and France. "Was", "Typical", the EU "Lowest" price notice and per-unit prices are never used as a reference price;
• discount against that reference price;
• rating and exact rating count.

Filters

Keep only the sellers you want. Filters apply to every seller, including sellers you list directly. Sellers removed by a filter get no row and are not billed; they are counted in RUN_SUMMARY.

• Minimum seller rating, minimum / maximum rating count, minimum positive-feedback %, for the period you choose: 30 days, 90 days, 12 months (default) or lifetime.
• Business countries, matched against the displayed business address. A seller without a displayed address does not pass, so this filter removes every seller on Amazon Canada.
• Exclude Amazon's own seller accounts.

Limits that keep runs predictable

• Maximum results (default 100; 0 = no limit): the most sellers delivered and billed. When it is reached, the run stops searching, checking products and looking up sellers.
• Maximum sellers found through products (default 100): the most new sellers looked up from products and search results, including sellers the filters remove.
• Per-seller limits for feedback (default 25) and products (default 16), and products per search term (default 20).

With Maximum results set, each row is written as soon as its seller passes, so discoverySource, sourceAsins and sourceSearchTerms show what had been found by then. PRODUCT_DISCOVERY and SEARCH_DISCOVERY keep the full detail.

Pricing

Pay per result. The same prices apply on every supported marketplace:

Event	Price	Per 1,000
Seller row delivered (status OK)	$0.004	$4.00
Feedback row (optional)	$0.0005	$0.50
Product row (optional)	$0.001	$1.00

Seller charges apply only to seller rows delivered with status OK. Feedback and product charges apply only to rows written to those datasets, up to your per-seller limits.

Not billed:

• sellers removed by filters, and sellers not looked up because a limit was reached;
• seller rows with any status other than OK (for example NOT_FOUND, NO_PROFILE or BLOCKED), and invalid inputs;
• duplicates and retries;
• Amazon's own offers;
• search and product-discovery requests.

Example: 100 sellers with 25 feedback rows and 16 products each costs $0.40 + $1.25 + $1.60 = $3.25, plus Apify's standard run-start charge of $0.00005.

Input examples

Look up sellers directly:

{ "sellers": ["A294P4X9EWVXLJ", "https://www.amazon.com/sp?seller=A2A9MTHG33B8AH"] }

Find well-rated sellers for a keyword on Amazon Canada:

{ "marketplace": "CA", "searchTerms": ["standing desk"], "minFeedbackCount": 100, "minPositiveFeedbackPct": 95, "maxResults": 50 }

UK sellers with their storefront products (GBP) and latest feedback:

{ "marketplace": "UK", "searchTerms": ["garden hose"], "businessCountries": ["GB"], "includeFeedback": true,
  "maxFeedbackPerSeller": 25, "includeProducts": true, "maxProductsPerSeller": 32, "maxResults": 25 }

German sellers based in Germany, rated on the last 90 days:

{ "marketplace": "DE", "searchTerms": ["gartenschlauch"], "businessCountries": ["DE"], "filterPeriod": "90_days",
  "minFeedbackCount": 20, "maxResults": 25 }

Established sellers on Amazon France with their storefront products (EUR):

{ "marketplace": "FR", "searchTerms": ["lampe de bureau"], "productSellerMode": "all_offers", "minFeedbackCount": 100,
  "includeProducts": true, "maxProductsPerSeller": 16, "maxResults": 25 }

Every seller offering some products, with their latest feedback:

{ "products": ["B0CG1LGWR6", "https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07DC5PPFV"], "productSellerMode": "all_offers",
  "includeFeedback": true, "maxFeedbackPerSeller": 25 }

API and integrations

Run the Actor from the Apify Console, on a schedule, or through the Apify API with the same JSON input. The Apify API clients for Python and JavaScript, webhooks, and Apify's integrations with tools such as Make, Zapier and n8n all work with it. Download each dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML. Every feedback and product row carries the seller ID, seller name and marketplace, so each dataset stands on its own.

Good to know

• Results are a snapshot of what Amazon shows at the time of the run. Search order, featured sellers, prices and ratings change over time.
• Search depth: Amazon shows at most about 7 search result pages per term.
• Filters and missing ratings: a seller with no ratings in the selected period does not pass rating, count or percentage filters.
• Keep the default proxy settings. Amazon UK, Germany and France show some pages differently depending on the visitor's country, and the default settings route each request to fit. When the Actor can tell that the proxy location does not match a marketplace that needs local access, products whose offers are hidden are reported as NOT_AVAILABLE_TO_LOCATION instead of as having no offers. Custom proxy settings can still change which offers and products Amazon shows.
• Unreadable sellers are reported with a clear status (for example NOT_FOUND, NO_PROFILE or BLOCKED) and are never billed.
• Out of scope: this Actor does not estimate sales or revenue, track Buy Box or price history, calculate FBA fees or profit, or enrich sellers with data from outside Amazon.

Responsible use

This Actor collects data that Amazon publishes openly on seller profiles and storefronts. Contact and business details appear only when Amazon displays them. You are responsible for using the data lawfully, including data-protection and marketing rules (for example GDPR in the UK and EU) when you contact businesses.

Support

Built and maintained by Zapticx. Questions, bugs or a marketplace you need? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab.