Amazon scraping solutions

Free Google Sheets Templates for Amazon Data Extraction

Effortlessly extract crucial Amazon data directly into Google Sheets with our ready-to-use solutions. Streamline your workflow and access valuable insights in just a few clicks.

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Amazon Product Scraper

Extract and compare hundreds of Amazon listings on +80 data points

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Amazon Reviews Scraper

Extract and monitor Amazon product reviews directly with Google Sheets.

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Amazon Images Collector

Extract images of hundreds of Amazon listings in Google Sheets.

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Amazon Search Scraper

Extract products data from Amazon Search Results pages in Google Sheets.

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Amazon Buy Box Tracker

Collect and monitor the Buy Box winner on hundreds of Amazon listings.

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Amazon Price Tracker

Collect and monitor Amazon prices directly in Google Sheets

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Amazon Storefront Scraper

Extract the entire catalog of any Amazon seller in Google Sheets.

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Amazon 3P Sellers tracking Tool

Auto-collect and monitor the offerings on a list of ASINs.

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Amazon Rating Monitoring Tool

Collect and monitor product ratings on Amazon with Google Sheets.

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Amazon BSR Monitoring Tool

Collect and monitor Amazon BSR on hundreds of listings with Google Sheets.

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Amazon Sponsored Products Scraper

Extract real-time Amazon search results and identify the Sponsored ASINs

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Amazon Keywords Ranking Tracker

Check and monitor your Rankings on a list of keywords with Google Sheets

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Amazon Deals checker

Collect deals and coupon offers on Amazon listings in bulk.

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EAN/UPC to ASIN converter

Convert UPCs/EANs to ASINs in bulk with Google Sheets

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Amazon Q&A scraper

Extract Amazon Questions & Answers with Google Sheets

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Amazon Variations Scraper

Control your Listings and make sure all variations are live with the right content

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Amazon Listings Quality Audit

Audit your Listings content quality in one go

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Amazon Best Sellers

Extract and monitor Listings that rank on Best Sellers pages

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Amazon listings Content Checker

Detect content changes and back-end issues on Amazon Listings (title, bullet points and more)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to scrape data from Amazon?

Scraping Amazon using =IMPORTFROMWEB() is based on publicly available information. The function accesses data that is openly accessible on the internet. And generally, accessing and scraping publicly available data from websites is considered legal.

Moreover, with IMPORTFROMWEB, the scraping is made using multiple premium proxies and external rotating IP addresses, so you do not have to worry about the possibility to be banned from scraping Amazon.

Nonetheless, it remains important to stay informed about the terms and conditions set by Amazon and exercise scraping responsibly and ethically.

Can I scrape any Amazon store using IMPORTFROMWEB?

Yes, IMPORTFROMWEB is specifically designed to extract live data from Amazon, whatever the Amazon store’s domain. Our built-in selectors (including but not limited to title, sale_price, buybox_winner, rating, and featured_image_source) are crafted to function seamlessly across various Amazon domains (amazon.com, amazon.ca, amazon.de, amazon.in, amazon.co.uk, amazon.fr…)

Here’s how the function should look like to extract the price from any Amazon product page:

=IMPORTFROMWEB("amazon product url","sale_price")

What are the available data points from Amazon using IMPORTFROMWEB?

IMPORTFROMWEB offers over 100 built-in selectors specifically designed to facilitate the extraction of live data from Amazon without requiring technical skills. These selectors cater to various Amazon layouts, including product listing pages, search pages, and review pages.

For accessing these selectors, specific pages have been created for your convenience:

To use these selectors, simply specify the desired built-in selector as the second parameter within the IMPORTFROMWEB function, following this format:

=IMPORTFROMWEB("Amazon URL", "selector")