Short answer
Put your ASINs into the Amazon Product Scraper and schedule it daily on Apify. Each run saves price, stock, rating and review count per product. Send it to Google Sheets and chart the price over time.
A real use case
An Amazon seller watches 50 competitor ASINs. A daily 7am run feeds a sheet, and a conditional format flags any competitor that drops price more than 10%.
Step by step
- Paste ASINs or product URLs.
- Run once to check every product returns.
- Add a daily schedule in Apify.
- Connect Google Sheets or a webhook for alerts.
Input (paste into the JSON tab)
{
"asins": [
"B0BTZ8LF7J",
"B0C1234567"
],
"includeDetails": true
}What you get back
{
"asin": "B0BTZ8LF7J",
"title": "Tabletop pottery wheel",
"price": 249.0,
"currency": "USD",
"inStock": true,
"rating": 4.6,
"reviewsCount": 1840
}Trimmed example. Names and numbers are illustrative; your run returns real data with more fields.
Tips
- Use search queries instead of ASINs to watch a whole category.
- Keep the run time fixed; prices change during the day.
What it costs
$2.50 per 1,000 products. 50 products daily for 30 days cost about $3.75 a month.
Plus a small per-run start fee. Apify's free plan includes monthly credit, enough to test. Check the listing for current pricing.
FAQ
Which Amazon country?
Pass product URLs from the marketplace you want, for example amazon.co.uk.
Related
- Amazon Product Scraper Price, stock, rating and specs from ASINs or search. $2.50 / 1,000 products.
- How to compare Coles, Woolworths and ALDI prices
- How to see your competitors' Google and Meta ads
- How to check website traffic for many sites at once
- All How To guides
Try it on your own data
Paste the input above, run it, and see your results in a couple of minutes.
Open Amazon Product Scraper