Amazon Scraper Automation

Available Operations

Actions you can perform with Amazon Scraper

Scrape Products by URL

Extract detailed product information from Amazon product URLs

Discover by Bestsellers

Find products from Amazon bestseller category pages

Discover by Category

Find products from Amazon category pages with sorting options

Discover by Keyword

Search for Amazon products using keywords

Discover by UPC

Find Amazon products by UPC codes

Scrape Customer Reviews

Extract customer reviews from Amazon product pages

Scrape Seller Information

Extract seller details from Amazon seller pages

Search Products

Search Amazon for products with pagination support

Use Cases

Real-world automations you can build today

Price monitoring

Track competitor prices and trigger alerts when they drop below your target.

Competitor research

Collect product data from bestsellers and categories to analyze competitor strategies.

Review analysis

Extract customer reviews automatically to monitor sentiment and identify product issues.

Market discovery

Find trending products by category, keyword, or UPC to spot new opportunities.

How It Works

Get started in minutes

1

Connect

Link your TaskAGI account to Amazon Scraper with one click—no authentication required.

2

Configure

Choose your scraping operation: product URLs, bestsellers, categories, keywords, reviews, or seller data.

3

Build

Create workflows that scrape on schedule, filter results, and route data to your tools.

4

Deploy

Activate and monitor your scraping workflows in real-time with instant alerts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect Amazon Scraper?

Create a TaskAGI account, select Amazon Scraper from integrations, and authorize access. No API key needed—just click connect and you're ready to build.

Can I scrape by product URL?

Yes. Use 'Scrape Products by URL' to pull data from any Amazon product page, or use discovery operations to find products by bestsellers, category, keyword, or UPC.

What data can I extract?

Product details, pricing, stock status, customer reviews, ratings, seller information, and search results across all 8 operations.

How often can I scrape?

Run scraping workflows as frequently as you need. We recommend rate limiting to avoid Amazon throttling—check your plan for specific operation limits.