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Seller Products

The Seller Products operation (SELLER_PRODUCTS) returns the products listed in an Amazon seller's storefront, with price, rating and availability data for each listing. You identify the seller with either a seller_id or the storefront url, plus the marketplace domain.

When to use

  • Track a competitor's catalog: see which products they list, at what price, and how that changes between runs.
  • Detect new or removed listings by comparing the ASINs from one run with the next.
  • Protect your brand: check which of your products an unauthorized seller lists.
  • Monitor your own storefront: prices, Prime eligibility and ratings across marketplaces.
  • Narrow a large catalog to one department, condition or availability state with refinements. For many sellers at once, use the Bulk API (seller_ids or urls payload).

What the response includes

  • Product listings: position, ASIN, title, brand, link, main image, product type and Prime and sponsored flags (result.seller_products[]).
  • Price data: the current price and other listed prices such as the list price (price, prices[]), plus any coupon text.
  • Ratings: average star rating, rating text and total rating count.
  • Filters: the refinements Amazon shows for the storefront, such as department, condition, availability and deals, with the values you can send back in the refinements parameter (result.refinements).
  • Paging and totals: one entry per page fetched (result.pagination), the result range and total product count (result.result_information), and the delivery location used (result.delivered_to).

Seller details such as business name, address and feedback summary are not part of this operation. Use the Seller Profile operation for those.

Credit cost

Each page costs 1 credit, so a request costs max_page - min_page + 1 credits (at most 5). See Credit Consumption.

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