Best Amazon Scrapers for 2025

What Is an Amazon Scraping API?

Amazon web scraping APIs are like remote servers that allow you to gather Amazon data. The way they work is simple – you make a request with your target URL and other parameters like geolocation to the API endpoint, and it accesses the website on your behalf. The API automatically applies anti-detection techniques to prevent blocks and brings back successful results.

Most web scraping APIs can scrape Amazon, but they return raw HTML. Some providers have built specialized APIs for e-commerce stores that can parse a page and extract only the valuable data points from it.

Why Pay for an Amazon Web Scraper?

A web scraping API isn’t the only way to go about Amazon scraping. You can build a scraper yourself with Python or another programming language of your choice, or go the easy way and purchase a no-code scraper. So, why should you pay for a specialized Amazon scraper?

Well, there are a few reasons for that. First and foremost, it’s specifically designed for Amazon. It’ll likely be faster when accessing target information and include features like CAPTCHA solving, proxies, and a data parser, so you won’t have to build or maintain one.

What’s more, you can integrate most Amazon web scrapers as a proxy server or an API. If you’re already using proxies, you won’t need to make any adjustments to your code with the proxy-like integration. API integration is relatively simple to use and can sometimes unlock additional features like making batch requests.

How We Made the List

The list was populated based on our latest research on the web scraping API market. We tested major web scraping services, and one of the main targets during the research was Amazon.

We benchmarked different web scraping tools, compared their scraping performance, features, parsing capabilities, and price.

	Decodo	Oxylabs	Zyte	Zenrows	ScrapingBee	Nimbleway	NetNut
Avg. success rate	99.5%	98.14%	97.78%	98.51%	97.05%	97.51%	97.4%
Avg. response time	3.88 s	3.54 s	2.58 s	3.97 s	4.29 s	10.26 s	6.14 s

The Best Amazon Scraping APIs for 2025

1. Decodo (formerly Smartproxy)

Affordable and performant scrapers for Amazon.

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Integration: real time or asynchronous, SDK, or MCP
Data parsing: search, product, offers, sellers, bestsellers
Locations: 150+ locations with up to ZIP code-level targeting
Free trial: 7-day free trial with 1K results & 14-day money-back guarantee
Pricing model: subscription; based on successful requests
Pricing starts from:
– Core: $29 for 90K requests ($0.32/1K)
– Advanced: $20 for 23K requests ($0.88/1K)

Decodo has rolled up all its specialized scrapers into one Web Scraping API. It includes several endpoints for Amazon, listings, and prices – all of them can be easily accessed while enjoying a near-perfect success rate and excellent response time.

The Amazon scraper uses Decodo’s extensive proxy network. The provider has a broad location coverage – you can target any country worldwide, or specify a ZIP code. You may also choose the domain, device type, and browser. The scraper integrates as an API (real-time or async), and there are options for no-code (through Decodo’s own backend) SDK (supports cURL, PHP, and Python), or MCP integrations.

The scraper’s capabilities depend on whether you chose the Core or the Advanced plan. The Core plan is the limited, budget-friendly version, which gives access to only eight locations and 30+ requests per second. It lacks features like task scheduling, a premium proxy pool, JavaScript rendering, or pre-built Amazon templates.

The Advanced plan, on the other hand, includes all features but is priced similarly to other comparable products on the market.

The way results are presented – via API or webhook – also depends on your package. The Core deal is HTML-only. The Advanced plans outputs include JSON, CSV, screenshot, and Markdown formats.

For more information and performance tests, read our Decodo review.

2. Oxylabs

Feature-rich Amazon scraper.

Use the code proxyway35 to get 35% off your first purchase.

Integration: real time or asynchronous, API Playground, proxy, MCP
Data parsing: product, search, pricing, sellers, best-sellers, Q&A
Locations: 150+ locations with up to ZIP code-level targeting
Free trial: 7-day trial with 2K results
Pricing model: subscription; based on successful requests
Pricing starts from: $49 for 98,000 results ($0.5/1K)

Oxylabs has bundled all of its dedicated Amazon scrapers into its Web Scraper AI. The web scraper is packed with advanced features and delivers exceptional performance on Amazon. It covers search results, products, pricing, sellers, best sellers, and Questions & Answers.

The scraper integrates as a proxy or API (synchronous or asynchronous). The latter method allows you to send batch requests and have results uploaded directly to your cloud storage. Plus, the Amazon endpoints are exposed via the Oxylabs MCP. API playground is there if you want to check the functionality beforehand – or just want to set all the scraper settings via a GUI.

The playground can generate code samples in eight programming languages and allows you to extract structured data in JSON, XHR, Markdown, screenshot, or multiple formats at once. You can use OxyCopilot, the AI-powered assistant, to write API calls based on your natural-language specifications.

Oxylabs charges for successful results. The starting price is slightly higher than average, but considering the features it offers, the cost is adequate. However, there is no pay-as-you-go option.

For more information and performance tests, read our Oxylabs review.

3. Zyte

The fastest Amazon scraper.

Integration: API, proxy, or SDK
Data parsing: product, product list, product navigation
Locations: 150+ locations with country-level targeting
Free trial: $5 platform credits for 30 days
Pricing model: pay as you go, subscription; credit-based
Pricing starts from: custom ($0.2/1k)

Zyte is coming in hot with a fully AI-enabled platform for scraping anything and everything under the sun. Unfortunately, it means that they don’t have specific Amazon scrapers, but do they need them? The success rate and response time shown during our test speak volumes.

Zyte API uses its AI Spiders feature for automated extraction. By default, it supports crawling products (single product per page), product lists (multiple products per page), and product navigation (pages with multiple products or categories to be crawled). Documentation provides additional parameters to spice up the search and to get the details you want out of it.

The docs provide examples in 10 coding languages/platforms, including the ever-present Scrapy promotion.

As for pricing, Zyte offers a two-tiered system. PAYG CPM is $0.40 for HTTP requests and $1.80 for browser rendering. However, it is capped at $100 a month – go above that limit, and you’re in the territory of subscription plans.

Yet even that is not the end of the story as Zyte also applies bulk discounts. The prices are also affected by the tier of the target in question. What puts a website in what category is the resources involved: the highest-tier websites are heavy on computing resources and residential proxies.

We checked the calculator and found that $1 month will net you 5000 requests – a CPM of $0.2.

For more information and performance tests, read our Zyte review.

4. ZenRows

For scraping search and products.

Integration: API, proxy, or SDK
Data parsing: product, search
Locations: 150+ locations with country-level targeting
Free trial: 14-day free trial with 1K results
Pricing model: credit-based subscription
Pricing starts from: $69/mo for 66.7K results ($1/1k)

ZenRows has two Amazon APIs: Amazon Product Information and Amazon Discovery. The former is for scraping product data using ASINs, while the latter is for tackling Amazon search results.

The tool integrates as a real-time API, proxy, or SDK, and provides instructions in eight coding languages. The output comes in autoparsed JSON, HTML, Markdown, screenshot. Several templates or CSS selectors can be used to extract specific data (like headings or phone numbers) from the scraped HTML and be presented in JSOn.

The pricing page seems to have omitted the CPM, so you’ll have to reverse engineer the costs. If you’re looking at Scraper API (which are distinct from the Universal Scraper API) plans, the most basic tier offers 66.7K successful protected requests for $69.

What does that mean? Well, “protected” is what ZenRows calls requests that need premium proxies and JS rendering, which ups the normal request rate 25 times. After some basic math, this comes out to $1 per 1000 results.

5. ScrapingBee

A very friendly Amazon scraper.

Integration: API, proxy, playground
Data parsing: search, product
Locations: 150+ locations with ZIP level targeting

Free trial: 1k free API calls
Pricing model: subscription and credits
Pricing starts from: $49/mo for 50k requests

ScrapingBee offers an Amazon API with two endpoints: Search and Product scraping. Those can be extensively customized to suit your needs: Search, for example, allows geolocation filtering down to ZIP code, selecting the page number to start scraping the Search results, and how many pages to go, several ways of sorting the searches (like “Best Seller”), as well as filtering by product category or merchant ID.

Whatever your choice, you’ll be able to enjoy ScrapingBee’s excellent success rate and fairly decent response time. The rest of the product breaks down according to use: the basic package comes with 50K Amazon requests or 250K API calls… which are the same thing, since a basic request costs 5 credits. If you need browser rendering, that will be 15 credits.

Outside of all that, the output comes in structured JSON and is delivered over an open connection. Optionally, you can choose for full HTML to be included just in case the scraper misses some detail.

6. Nimbleway

AI-powered Amazon scraper.

Integration: API
Data parsing: search, product
Locations: 150+ locations with ZIP level targeting

Free trial: 7 days
Pricing model: pay as you go, subscription; request-based
Pricing starts from: $3/1k results or $150 for 150 credits

Nimbleway’s Web API comes with some fancy AI tricks up its sleeve and templates for e-commerce websites like Amazon.

The E-commerce API supports three delivery methods: real-time delivery, asynchronous (with delivery to S3 or Google Cloud Storage), or push/pull. However, the settings are otherwise basic. You can customize parameters such as geolocation (down to ZIP code) and language. Delivery is also JSON-only.

While Nimbleway’s pricing is higher than average, it offers flexible options, including pay-as-you-go and subscription plans.

For more information and performance tests, read our Nimbleway review.

7. NetNut

Amazon scraper for enterprise.

Use the code PWYNTNT to get a 30% discount.

Integration: API, proxy
Data parsing: no
Locations: 150+ locations with country-level targeting

Free trial: 7-day free trial for companies
Pricing model: subscription; based on successful requests
Pricing starts from: custom

Even though NetNut doesn’t have a dedicated API for Amazon, its Website Unblocker delivered good results when scraping Amazon.

The scraper integrates as a proxy server or as an API and includes all the features other proxy-based APIs offer – JavaScript rendering, CAPTCHA handling, proxy selection, and more. However, it also comes with the same limitations – no city-level targeting or built-in parsing capabilities. The output is presented as HTML.

That said, these limitations don’t hold the tool back – NetNut’s Website Unblocker achieved an almost perfect success rate and a respectable response time compared to top options like Decodo and Oxylabs.

For more information and performance tests, read our NetNut review.