Amazon
Scrape public Amazon product data as structured JSON
What it does
Pulls public Amazon product data — prices, ratings, offers, sellers, and reviews — from search results, category pages, or direct product URLs. Returns structured results you can read in chat or in the playground output panel.
How it works
Amazon is a native connector. No Amazon account is required. AINexLayer reads public product pages only.
Supported marketplaces include US (amazon.com), UK (amazon.co.uk), Germany (amazon.de), Italy (amazon.it), and Spain (amazon.es). The marketplace is inferred from each URL, or set explicitly via Domain when using search terms.
- Chat — describe a product search or paste Amazon URLs. The agent runs the Amazon scraper automatically.
- API Playground — open API Playground → Amazon → Scrape, fill in the form, and click Run.
Use in API Playground
- Open API Playground → Amazon → Scrape
- Add at least one input:
- Search terms — keywords, e.g.
wireless earbuds - URLs — product, search, category, or best-seller URLs
- Search terms — keywords, e.g.
- Set Max items to 5 for a first run
- Optional: set Domain when using search terms (e.g.
www.amazon.co.uk) - Optional: enable Include sellers or raise Max offers for marketplace comparison
- Click Run
Useful options
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Domain | Amazon marketplace for search terms |
| Include details | Fetch full product page; false returns faster card-only results |
| Max offers | Extra marketplace offers per product (0 = featured offer only) |
| Include sellers | Attach seller profile to product and each offer |
| Max variants | Return product variants as separate items |
| Country code / ZIP code | Localized pricing and availability |
What you get back
Each item is a product record with price, list price, rating, review breakdown, availability, marketplace offers, sellers, best-seller ranks, variants, and on-page reviews.
Runs are billed per product returned. Error items for inputs that could not be resolved are never charged. The price per item is shown on the Amazon card in API Playground.