Fetches one Amazon product page per ASIN and delivers title, brand, current and list price, rating, review count, availability, delivery promise, seller, main image, breadcrumb categories and feature bullets. Accepts ASINs or /dp/ URLs. ASINs that never return a product page come back under `failed` — never billed, never invented. TLS tier, no browser.
$0.003 per delivered product, up to 50 products per run. Nothing delivered means nothing charged.
Inputs
asins (array, required) — Amazon product ids or /dp/ URLs (one per line).
country (string) — ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code — picks the local site AND the proxy exit (default us).
max_results (integer) — How many products to deliver at most (1–50). You pay only for delivered products.
What one product looks like
asin (string) — Amazon product id.
url (string) — Clean product URL.
title (string) — Product title.
brand (string, nullable) — Brand when the layout exposes it.
price (string, nullable) — Current price as shown.
price_value (number, nullable) — Numeric current price.
list_price (string, nullable) — List price when discounted.
rating (number, nullable) — Star rating (1–5).
reviews (integer, nullable) — Review count.
availability (string, nullable) — Stock line ("In Stock"…).
delivery (string, nullable) — Delivery promise.
seller (string, nullable) — Seller/merchant when shown.
image (string, nullable) — Main image URL.
categories (string[]) — Breadcrumb trail.
features (string[]) — Feature bullets (empty on layouts without them).
FAQ
What does the Amazon product API return?
Fetches one Amazon product page per ASIN and delivers title, brand, current and list price, rating, review count, availability, delivery promise, seller, main image, breadcrumb categories and feature bullets. Accepts ASINs or /dp/ URLs. ASINs that never return a product page come back under `failed` — never billed, never invented. TLS tier, no browser. Each row carries 15 fields, listed in full on this page.
What do I send it?
A semantic input, not a URL list: asins are required. One run returns up to 50 products.
How much does the Amazon product API cost?
$0.003 per delivered product. A run that delivers nothing is not billed, and the
monthly free credit covers about 333 products here.
Do I need my own proxies for it?
No. The collector runs on our residential network and handles rotation, retries and pagination internally.