Amazon Product Scraper

A production-ready Apify Actor that searches Amazon by keyword and returns structured product data. It performs a search, enriches the results with details from each product page, and exports a clean dataset. Designed for fast, repeatable runs directly in the Apify Console with no setup required.

Key Features

• Keyword Search: Input one or multiple search queries.
• Data Enrichment: Fetches detailed product information from individual pages.
• Structured Output: Exports a consistent JSON dataset with key product fields.
• Concurrency Control: Optional setting to manage the number of simultaneous page fetches.
• Multiple Run Methods: Execute via the Apify Console, CLI, or API.

How to Use

You can run the Actor in three main ways:

1. Apify Console (Quickest)
1. Open the Actor in the Apify Console.
2. Paste your input (a JSON object with queries) into the Input field.
3. Click Run. Results are saved to the default dataset.

2. Apify CLI
Use the apify run command with your input file.

apify run --actor <OWNER>/<ACTOR_NAME> --input input.example.json

3. API (Python example)
Use the Apify Client to start a run programmatically.

from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient('<APIFY_TOKEN>')
run = client.actor_runs().start('<OWNER>/<ACTOR_NAME>', input={
    'queries': ['wireless earbuds', 'bluetooth speaker'],
    'concurrency': 8,
})

Replace <APIFY_TOKEN> and <OWNER>/<ACTOR_NAME> with your actual values.

Input

The Actor requires an input object. The only required field is queries.

{
  "queries": ["wireless earbuds", "bluetooth speaker"],
  "concurrency": 8,
  "outputFile": "amazon.search.result.json"
}

• queries (Required): A single search string or an array of keywords.
• concurrency (Optional, Default: 8): Number of concurrent product page fetches.
• outputFile (Optional, Default: amazon.search.result.json): Name of the local file written during the run (contents are also pushed to the dataset).

Output

The Actor outputs a JSON array of product objects to the default dataset and a local file. Each product record includes fields such as:

• asin, title, url, thumbnail
• price, currency, stars, review_count
• brand_name, availability, description
• categories, search_keyword

Example Output Item:

{
  "asin": "B07XXXXX",
  "title": "Wireless Earbuds — Example Model",
  "url": "https://www.amazon.com/...",
  "price": "$59.99",
  "stars": 4.5,
  "review_count": 1234,
  "brand_name": "ExampleBrand",
  "search_keyword": "wireless earbuds"
}

Use Cases

• Market Research: Compare prices, reviews, and availability.
• Competitor Monitoring: Track product listings and price changes over time.
• Lead Generation: Collect product URLs, images, and metadata for feeds.
• Search Audit: Get a snapshot of top results for specific keywords.

Note for API/CLI: You must provide a valid APIFY_TOKEN. Store it as an environment variable or secret; never hardcode it. No custom environment variables are needed to run the Actor in the Console.