Amazon Scraper API for structured marketplace data
Send a product URL, ASIN, keyword, category, or marketplace query and receive structured titles, prices, ratings, sellers, availability, images, variants, offers, and metadata in JSON.
Amazon Scraper API playground
Send a product URL. Inspect structured JSON.
SAMSUNG
SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4
- ASIN
- B08RK2SR23
- Availability
- In stock
- Seller
- Amazon.com
- Currency
- USD
{
"asin": "B08RK2SR23",
"title": "SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4",
"brand": "SAMSUNG",
"price": "173.79",
"currency": "USD",
"rating": 4.6,
"reviews": 15847,
"availability": "In stock",
"seller": "Amazon.com",
"image": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81zJ87YqekL._AC_SL1500_.jpg",
"url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08RK2SR23"
}Trusted by the best startups in the world
The problem
Amazon marketplace data is valuable, but difficult to structure
Product data changes constantly
Prices, sellers, ratings, stock, delivery, variants, and offers can change frequently.
Marketplace pages are complex
A product can include multiple sellers, images, specifications, reviews, shipping details, and related modules.
Raw pages are not product-ready
Products need clean ASIN, title, brand, price, seller, availability, image, offer, and variant fields.
Structured product data
Turn Amazon product pages into API-ready fields
Power ecommerce intelligence, price tracking, marketplace monitoring, AI shopping assistants, affiliate tools, catalog enrichment, and retail analytics.
Capabilities
Built for Amazon product and marketplace workflows
Product detail extraction
Retrieve titles, ASINs, brands, categories, images, prices, ratings, availability, and metadata.
Product search results
Collect structured Amazon results for keywords, categories, brands, models, and commercial queries.
Price and offer monitoring
Track current and list prices, seller offers, discounts, shipping details, and availability.
Ratings and review signals
Collect ratings, review counts, summaries, and snippets where supported.
Marketplace targeting
Compare product data across supported Amazon domains and regions.
Structured JSON output
Receive normalized fields that are easier to store, filter, compare, and display.
Use cases
Use Amazon product data across your ecommerce stack
Ecommerce intelligence
Monitor prices, sellers, offers, availability, ratings, and marketplace visibility.
Price monitoring
Track ASIN-level price, discount, seller, delivery, and stock changes over time.
AI shopping assistants
Give agents current product context, prices, reviews, images, sellers, and variants.
Affiliate and content
Enrich comparison tables, buying guides, roundups, and deal pages.
How it works
From Amazon request to usable product data
Send a product request
Choose an Amazon marketplace, product URL, ASIN, keyword, category, and supported data modules.
Retrieve and structure
Normalize product, price, offer, seller, review, image, and variant fields into clean JSON.
Use the response
Send data into pricing, ecommerce intelligence, affiliate, AI, database, or reporting workflows.
Developer experience
Simple for the first ASIN. Flexible for production.
Use a REST endpoint and Amazon product parser without maintaining marketplace retrieval, rendering, parsing, and monitoring infrastructure.
Comparison
Build an Amazon data pipeline or use an API?
Monitor price, offer, and availability changes
Collect product data on a schedule and send changes into dashboards, alerts, or data warehouses for competitor pricing, stock monitoring, seller research, and retail analytics.
Give AI shopping products structured Amazon context
Pass current product details, prices, sellers, ratings, reviews, images, variants, and availability into agents, comparison engines, and recommendation systems.
Designed for responsible marketplace data workflows
Use lawful and permitted collection workflows. Review Amazon terms, marketplace rules, intellectual-property rights, privacy obligations, attribution, retention, request rates, and applicable laws before collecting, storing, displaying, or redistributing data.
Pricing
Amazon Scraper API pricing
Start with 500 free requests, then scale marketplace-data workflows.
Frequently asked questions
Product & Capabilities
An Amazon Scraper API lets developers send product URLs, ASINs, keywords, or marketplace queries and receive structured data such as titles, prices, sellers, ratings, reviews, images, availability, offers, and metadata.
No. This page describes Olostep's Amazon marketplace data extraction workflow. It is not an official Amazon product, partnership, or endorsement.
Typical fields include ASIN, title, brand, category, product URL, images, current and list prices, seller, availability, delivery details, rating, review count, variants, offers, and request metadata. Exact coverage varies.
A Web Scraping API retrieves broad web content. This Amazon-specific workflow uses a purpose-built parser for marketplace fields such as ASINs, prices, sellers, offers, ratings, and product images.
Usage & Automation
Amazon search-result extraction can support keyword rankings, product titles, ASINs, prices, images, ratings, review counts, and product URLs where supported.
Yes. Structured product data can support ASIN-level price monitoring, seller tracking, stock alerts, discount tracking, and marketplace comparison workflows.
Review fields may be available where supported. Verify platform terms, copyright, privacy, and other applicable rights before storing or redistributing review content.
No. Olostep handles request execution, parsing, normalization, and JSON delivery so your team can focus on the downstream product workflow.
Pricing & Plans
Yes. Structured product data can help assistants compare products, summarize options, monitor prices, and generate shopping recommendations.
Do not assume marketplace content can be republished freely. Verify rights, source terms, attribution requirements, and applicable laws before storing, displaying, or redistributing it.
It depends on the data, access method, jurisdiction, source terms, technical restrictions, privacy rules, intellectual property rights, and intended use. Obtain appropriate legal guidance for your workflow.
Create an API key, run a sample Amazon product URL, inspect the JSON response, and connect the endpoint to your product or workflow.
