Best Amazon product data APIs, 2026Every main way to get Amazon product data.Amazon’s Creators and Selling Partner APIs and the main product data APIs, compared on what they return, how they charge and how you connect.
An editorial comparison of what each vendor publishes, checked 25 Sept 2026. Monocrawl is ours and listed first. How we compared
What are you building?
Prices, offers and stock for the products you followAn option with offers and stock as well as prices. Keepa also keeps each product’s price history.
Best sellers and seller data across a categoryAn option with best-seller lists and seller lookups as well as products.
Customer reviews for sentiment and product researchAn option with its own reviews endpoint. Several others return only the reviews shown on the product page.
An AI agent that looks up products, prices and reviewsAn option with an MCP server, so the agent can call it directly.
Your own seller account, or product links on an Associates siteAmazon’s own APIs: the Selling Partner API for sellers and vendors, and the Creators API for Associates with recent qualifying sales.
13options compared
9with an MCP server
10free to start
54sources, checked 25 Sept 2026
Three routes
Amazon’s Creators API, which replaced the Product Advertising API, serves Associates with recent qualifying sales. Its Selling Partner API serves sellers, vendors and the apps they authorise. Data APIs return public product data with an API key.
Amazon Creators API, formerly the Product Advertising API
Amazon Selling Partner API (SP-API)
Monocrawl and the vendors below
What they return
What each option lists on its own pages, and how you connect.
| Amazon data | Connect | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Option | Products | Prices | Offers | Reviews | Search | Best sellers | Deals | Sellers | Availability | REST API | MCP server | Sources |
| MonocrawlOur product | Our API | |||||||||||
| Amazon Creators APIOfficial, Associates | – | – | – | – | – | 12345 | ||||||
| Amazon Selling Partner APIOfficial, sellers and vendors | – | – | – | – | 678910 | |||||||
| ApifyAmazon scraper actors | – | – | 1112131415 | |||||||||
| Bright DataAmazon Scraper API | – | – | 161718 | |||||||||
| Canopy APIAmazon data API | 19202122 | |||||||||||
| DecodoWeb scraping API | – | 2324252627 | ||||||||||
| KeepaPrice history API | 2829303132 | |||||||||||
| OxylabsWeb Scraper API | – | 33343536 | ||||||||||
| Rainforest APIAmazon data API | – | 3738394041 | ||||||||||
| Scrape.doScraping API | – | – | 42434445 | |||||||||
| ScraperAPIScraping API | – | – | – | – | 4647484950 | |||||||
| ScrapingBeeScraping API | – | – | – | 51525354 | ||||||||
Pricing
A request, a result, a record and a unit are not the same size, and allowances reset on different schedules. Price your own workload with each vendor.
One key and one response format across 70+ platforms, with monitors for alerts.
Monthly plans
No published price Starts at 1 request a second and 8,640 a day; limits then follow your shipped revenue.
Worth knowingReplaces the Product Advertising API 5.0. Access lapses after 30 days without qualifying sales.
No published price
No fees Amazon dropped the annual and usage fees it had planned for developers.
Worth knowingIts pricing data is designed for tools that help sellers update and manage their own prices.
No developer fees
$5 per 1,000 results on the free plan
From $3 on higher plans; reviews from $3 per 1,000. Starter plan $19 a month.
Worth knowingApify maintains separate actors for products, reviews and best sellers. Each offer returned costs extra.
$5 of usage a month
$1.50 per 1,000 records, pay as you go
$499 a month includes 384,000 records.
Worth knowingScrapes live on each request. Discovery by keyword, category or best-seller list runs as a background job.
5,000 records a month
$0.01 per request after 100 free a month
Premium is $99 a month for 20,000 requests, then $0.008 each.
Worth knowingREST, GraphQL and MCP on one key, with sales and stock estimates for each product.
100 requests a month
$1 per 1,000 requests on premium proxies, which its Amazon templates use
Prices exclude VAT. Its $19 monthly plan includes 19,000 of these requests.
Worth knowingReady-made Amazon templates return products, offers, search results, sellers and best sellers as parsed JSON.
Free plan with 1,000 premium requests
€49 a month for 20 tokens a minute
That is 892,800 tokens a month. Most products cost 1 token; unused tokens expire after an hour.
Worth knowingServes price and sales-rank history from its tracking of 11 Amazon marketplaces, and can push price alerts to a webhook.
No free API allowance listed
$0.50 per 1,000 Amazon results on its $49 Micro plan
With JavaScript rendering, $1.35 per 1,000. From $0.30 on the $999 Business plan.
Worth knowingParses Amazon products, search, offers, sellers and best sellers into JSON, and accepts any other Amazon URL.
Free trial, up to 2,000 results
$83 a month for 10,000 credits
A product request costs 1 credit, a stock estimate 4. Hobbyist is $23 a month for 500 credits.
Worth knowingAlso estimates stock from the shopping cart and runs scheduled collections. Traject Data, its maker, has joined ScraperAPI.
100-request free trial
$29 a month for 250,000 credits
An Amazon call costs 1 credit, or 10 with residential proxies. Failed requests are not charged.
Worth knowingCovers 23 Amazon marketplaces, with endpoints for all offers, deals, best sellers and seller profiles.
1,000 credits a month
$49 a month for 100,000 API credits
An Amazon request costs 5 credits; 200 and 404 responses are billed.
Worth knowingReturns Amazon products, search results and offers as JSON. It has acquired Traject Data, maker of Rainforest API.
7-day trial with 5,000 credits; free plan of 1,000 credits
$19 a month for 75,000 API credits
An Amazon call costs 5 credits, or 15 with JavaScript rendering. Prices exclude VAT.
Worth knowingIts cheaper light requests skip the browser, so they can leave out dynamic content such as reviews.
1,000 free API credits
Try a call
The same request in cURL, TypeScript or Python, and the recorded response for an Apple product on Amazon UK, looked up by ASIN. No Associates account, seller account or Amazon app review.
GET /v1/amazon/productcurl "https://www.monocrawl.com/v1/amazon/product?asin=B0FQF32239&location=United%20Kingdom" \
-H "x-api-key: mn_your_key_here"Apple · ASIN B0FQF32239
Amazon UK
Selected public fields from the recorded response. Live values will differ.
Product5 creditsProduct search5 creditsOffers on a product5 creditsProduct reviews5 creditsBest-seller chart5 creditsDeals feed5 creditsSeller profile5 credits
Price history (Google Shopping)2 credits2.1sMedian response in our benchmark. 22 September 2026 catalogue benchmark. Median of recorded endpoint timings across 636 operations with a successful HTTP response. Includes network time; individual requests vary.
Questions
Amazon publishes no price for its Creators API, but access needs an Associates account with at least 10 qualifying sales in the past 30 days, and Amazon has dropped the developer fees it planned for its Selling Partner API. For public product data, most data APIs let you start free: Monocrawl gives 1,000 credits every month, Bright Data 5,000 records a month, Scrape.do 1,000 credits a month, Canopy 100 requests a month and Apify $5 of usage a month. Oxylabs has a free trial of up to 2,000 results, ScraperAPI a 7-day trial with 5,000 credits and Rainforest a 100-request trial, and ScrapingBee and Decodo each start you with 1,000 free credits or requests.
The Creators API. Amazon says PA-API 5.0 has been deprecated and is being replaced by the Creators API, and calls to PA-API 5 now get an HTTP 403 error. Amazon says the Creators API provides the same functionality with OAuth 2.0 sign-in, but PA-API credentials don’t carry over: you register again through Associates Central, and you need at least 10 qualifying sales in the past 30 days.
Not with Monocrawl: you send your Monocrawl API key with an ASIN, a search term or a seller ID and get public data back, with no Amazon account and no app review. Amazon’s Creators API needs an accepted Associates account with recent qualifying sales. Its Selling Partner API is for sellers, vendors and the apps they authorise: private seller apps need a Professional selling account, and Amazon reviews each developer profile.
Yes. Monocrawl returns up to 100 reviews per call, with rating, text, date, verification and helpful votes. Bright Data’s reviews scraper and Apify’s Amazon Reviews Scraper also return review text and ratings, and Canopy’s paginated reviews need an AMAZON_COOKIE header after the first page. Oxylabs, Decodo, ScraperAPI and ScrapingBee return the reviews shown on the product page, and Keepa returns rating and review-count history.
Keepa is built for it: its product data includes price history by condition, alongside sales-rank, rating and review-count history, and its tracking can push price alerts to a webhook. Monocrawl returns each Amazon product’s current price, offers and availability, and its Google Shopping price-history call returns each store’s price over time for a product, as separate endpoints on the same key.
Monocrawl, Apify, Bright Data, Canopy, Decodo, Keepa, Oxylabs, ScraperAPI and ScrapingBee publish their own MCP servers, so assistants such as Claude or Cursor can call them directly. Amazon’s Selling Partner Connector is an MCP server for your own seller account only, through Seller Central sign-in.
Method
What’s includedAmazon’s Creators API and Selling Partner API, plus widely used Amazon product data APIs and scraping APIs that come up across Amazon API searches and comparison lists and publish their pricing or offer a trial.
What we comparedWhat each vendor publishes about its Amazon data, pricing, free allowance and access, read on its own pages. “Best” here means worth comparing, not a ranking from tests: we have not run their APIs.
About MonocrawlMonocrawl is our product and is listed first. Its details come from our live plans and catalogue.
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