Scrape Amazon data in real time

It checks your Amazon listings every day on the real product page — the same one a shopper sees — and shows you what changed: price, Buy Box, stock, delivery, images, reviews and 90+ other details, across the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, Canada and Australia. It can also record where your ASINs rank on Amazon search for the keywords you choose, once a day, and fetch their new reviews on a schedule you choose.

No. Enter your products’ ASINs — the 10-character code Amazon gives every product — choose the marketplaces you want, and you’re tracking. No spreadsheets, no code, no setup.

We read the public product page — the same one any shopper sees — and only for the listings you add yourself. We never ask for your Amazon login, and we never touch private account or seller data.

Amazon’s data feed (its “API”) often lags, rounds numbers off, or leaves out what’s really on the listing — the Buy Box, the delivery promise, the live stock. We read the actual page instead, so the numbers match what you’d see opening the listing yourself.

Yes. Point it at any listing — yours or a competitor’s — and you get the full picture: title, bullets, images, A+ content, price and Buy Box, checked daily, with the exact day anything changed.

When a listing runs low on stock or its delivery slows down it stops converting — but your ads keep spending. We track the same “Order within” delivery countdown and stock cues your buyers see, so you can pause before you waste budget.

Just $0.00449 per check — a flat $0.1347 per ASIN or keyword line per month, whatever you track, with subscriptions from $5.11 a month and no volume tiers or add-ons. Review runs use one check per 5 reviews they bring in, at least one per run. Every new account gets a free 30-day trial: track up to 10 products, checked every day, no card required. One-time credit packs at the same rate never expire.

Two things: accuracy — we read the real page a shopper sees, not a data feed — and price, at a fraction of the cost (Keepa is €29/month after its 2026 price rise, Helium 10 from $99–$129/month). It’s a focused, accurate tracker rather than a 30-tool suite.

An ASIN is the 10-character code Amazon gives every product. You’ll find it in the product’s URL or its details section — for example, in amazon.com/dp/B08N5WRWNW the ASIN is B08N5WRWNW. That’s what you enter to start tracking.

Yes — download to CSV (it opens straight in Excel) in one click, or connect Google Sheets once to pull updates in automatically. If you’re technical, there’s also an API scoped to your own data, which reads your tracker data and manages your keyword lines and review lines.

Every listing you add gets an automatic daily check — it runs overnight in the marketplace’s local time, for as long as you have checks left in your plan. You can also run an on-demand check any time you want the very latest.

Yes. We check from real shopper locations within each marketplace — like New York, LA, Toronto or Montreal — so you can see regional price differences and where something’s out of stock in one region but not another.