ASIN product intelligence
Track public titles, prices, ratings, review counts, specifications, and availability signals across one ASIN or a catalog—without repeatedly checking product pages.
Turn approved public Amazon product, search-result, category, and review pages into source-aware HTML, Markdown, or JSON—so price changes, customer language, and market signals are easier to act on.
No coding required—start a collection task directly in your browser.
Move from manual page checks to a repeatable view of publicly displayed product, price, review, search, and category signals.
Track public titles, prices, ratings, review counts, specifications, and availability signals across one ASIN or a catalog—without repeatedly checking product pages.
Follow public list prices, promotions, variation-level pricing, and availability cues so a pricing move is visible before it becomes a sales surprise.
Use public search-result signals to build a keyword set around buyer intent, long-tail phrasing, and the products that actually appear for a query.
Keep recurring snapshots of public result positions and sponsored placements to separate a ranking drop from a competitor move or a changing results page.
Analyze permitted public ratings, review counts, and review text for repeated objections, product strengths, and language worth carrying into your listing.
Compare public listings across a category to understand price bands, product attributes, review barriers, and use cases that may still be underserved.
Keep public-page context intact while sending clean data to research, monitoring, or AI workflows.
Work with approved public product, category, search-result, and review pages—the context teams need to interpret the data correctly.
Choose original page structure, clean readable text, or structured fields based on the analysis waiting downstream.
Do not bypass authentication or technical protections. Follow Amazon terms, applicable law, robots directives, and reasonable request limits.
Turn approved public Amazon product, search-result, category, and review pages into source-aware HTML, Markdown, or JSON—so price changes, customer language, and market signals are easier to act on.
{ "status": "success", "url": "https://example.com", "format": "markdown", "content": "# Product title\n\n$49.00...", "credits_used": 1}Pay only for valid data
Clawoxy uses success-based billing: credits are consumed only when a request ultimately succeeds and returns valid content. Retries caused by blocked IPs, target-site errors, or timeouts do not consume credits.
An Amazon scraper API retrieves approved public Amazon pages and returns the visible product and search information needed by a workflow in a consistent format.
Available fields depend on the page and applicable rules, but can include publicly displayed titles, prices, ratings, review counts, descriptions, specifications, availability signals, search-result positions, and listing links.
You can collect recurring public listing snapshots to compare visible prices, promotions, and availability cues over time, subject to applicable rules.
Collect only public information you are permitted to use. Follow applicable laws, website terms, robots directives, copyright and privacy requirements, and reasonable request limits.