Amazon Product & Reviews Scraper

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Scrape Amazon product details, search-result listings, and on-page top customer reviews from server-rendered HTML. No login and no API key required. Give the actor a list of ASINs for full product details + reviews, or a list of search queries for paginated result listings. Supports 7 marketplaces (com, co.uk, de, fr, it, es, ca), and forces each marketplace's native currency/language via an i18n cookie so prices come back consistently.

What it does

• ASIN / product mode — for each ASIN, returns title, price, currency, rating, review count, brand, availability, feature bullets, hi-res images, and the top reviews embedded in the product page.
• Search mode — for each query, paginates through Amazon's result pages (up to maxItems) and returns asin, title, price, currency, rating, reviewCount, a thumbnail image (~200px), sponsored flag, and url.

Input

{
"asins":["B0BS1PRC4L"],
"searchQueries":["wireless earbuds"],
"domain":"com",
"maxItems":50,
"proxyConfiguration":{"useApifyProxy":true,"apifyProxyGroups":["RESIDENTIAL"]}
}

Provide asins, searchQueries, or both. At least one is required — an empty input returns an uncharged BAD_INPUT diagnostic row (it does not crash the run).

Residential proxies are strongly recommended: Amazon captcha-checks datacenter IPs quickly. Use a proxy country matched to the marketplace (e.g. US residential for amazon.com).

Sample output

Product row (ASIN mode):

{
"ok":true,
"type":"product",
"asin":"B0BS1PRC4L",
"url":"https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BS1PRC4L",
"title":"Example Wireless Earbuds",
"price":"$49.99",
"currency":"USD",
"rating":"4.5",
"reviewCount":"1,234 ratings",
"brand":"ExampleBrand",
"availability":"In Stock",
"featureBullets":["40h battery life","IPX5 water resistant"],
"images":["https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/hi-res-1.jpg"],
"reviews":[
{"id":"R1","author":"Jane","rating":"5.0","title":"Great","date":"...","verifiedPurchase":true,"helpfulVotes":"3 people found this helpful","body":"..."}
],
"reviewsParsed":1
}

Search row (search mode):

{
"ok":true,
"type":"search",
"query":"wireless earbuds",
"asin":"B0XXXXXXXX",
"title":"Example Wireless Earbuds",
"price":"$49.99",
"currency":"USD",
"rating":"4.5",
"reviewCount":"1,234",
"images":["https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/thumb-200px.jpg"],
"sponsored":false,
"url":"https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0XXXXXXXX"
}

Both modes expose images as an images array so the output schema is uniform downstream. The difference is content: product mode yields hi-res image URLs, search mode yields a single ~200px thumbnail URL.

Nullable fields

These fields can be null/empty when Amazon does not render them for a given product or listing: price, rating, reviewCount, brand, availability, images (empty array), and reviews (empty array). Plan downstream pipelines to tolerate nulls.

Pricing

Pay-per-result: you are charged once per successfully parsed product/search row (ok: true). Blocked, failed, truncated, or empty results are never charged — those come back as ok: false diagnostic rows with an errorCode (BLOCKED, RATE_LIMITED, SERVER_ERROR, NETWORK, NO_RESULTS, BAD_INPUT).

Troubleshooting

• BLOCKED / robot check — Amazon served a captcha/robot-check page. Use a residential proxy (or one in the marketplace's country) and retry. Datacenter IPs get blocked quickly.
• Truncated search results — if a later page (page 2+) is blocked mid-run, the actor returns the rows it already collected and adds a diagnostic row explaining the truncation. Add/rotate a residential proxy and retry for the full set.
• NO_RESULTS — the page loaded but nothing matched your input; check the ASIN/query and the selected domain.
• BAD_INPUT — you provided neither ASINs nor search queries.