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E-Commerce

Seventeen scrapers for the largest online retailers and marketplaces. Pick a site, point at a URL, get clean structured JSON instead of HTML.

Overview

The E-Commerce category covers the marketplaces most teams pull from for price intelligence, catalog enrichment, competitor monitoring, and ad-attribution analytics. Every scraper accepts a target URL, returns parsed JSON in milliseconds, and rides the same residential proxies and anti-bot bypass that powers the Crawling API - same uptime SLA, same one-token authentication, no per-target setup.

Pick a scraper by the surface you need: product detail pages, search results (SERP), category/department feeds, seller/merchant shop pages, offer listings, or review threads. Each scraper targets a single page-type so the JSON shape stays stable as the underlying HTML changes - and you only pay for successful responses, so retries against a flaky upstream don't show up on your bill.

Common pipelines:

  • Price monitoring: poll amazon-product-details / walmart-product-details daily, snapshot price and availability, alert on Δ.
  • Competitive intelligence: feed amazon-serp queries into a list of amazon-product-details calls.
  • Catalog enrichment: enrich your own SKUs with brand, image, feature data via the *-product-details scrapers.
  • Ad measurement: monitor amazon-best-sellers / amazon-new-releases rankings before/after campaign launches.

Geo-routing is automatic - pass country=DE in the request and you'll see what a German shopper sees (currency, locale, regional availability). For login-walled or session-bound pages, pair the scraper with cookies_session to reuse the same residential session across calls.

Amazon

Six scrapers covering the full Amazon retail surface - product detail, search, offer listings, reviews, best-seller charts, and new-release feeds. Country-aware: pass country=US / UK / DE / etc. to hit the regional storefront.

Walmart

Walmart.com product pages, search results, and department/category feeds. Useful when you're tracking pricing parity between Amazon and Walmart for the same SKU.

eBay

eBay listings, search results, and seller-shop pages. The seller-shop scraper is the right fit when you're tracking a specific reseller's catalog over time rather than a fixed product.

AliExpress

Cross-border AliExpress scrapers - product pages and search. Pair with country to see localised price/shipping for the buyer market you care about.

Galaxus

Galaxus and Digitec product, search, and reviews scrapers for the Swiss market. Pair with country set to CH for accurate pricing and availability.

Best Buy

Best Buy product detail and search. Strong choice for consumer-electronics price tracking in North America.

Google Shopping

Merchant offers for a Google Shopping product - useful when you need a cross-retailer price comparison without scraping each retailer separately.

TikTok Shop

TikTok Shop product listings - a growing channel for impulse-purchase commerce, especially in APAC and increasingly in the US.

Example call

Below: a single amazon-product-details call. Replace YOUR_TOKEN with your Crawling API token; the only required parameters are the target URL and the scraper name.

curl 'https://api.crawlbase.com/?token=YOUR_TOKEN' \
  --data-urlencode 'url=https://www.amazon.com/Apple-iPhone-Silicone-Case-MagSafe/dp/B0CHX2XFLN' \
  --data-urlencode 'scraper=amazon-product-details' -G

Sample response

{
  "name": "Apple iPhone Silicone Case with MagSafe",
  "asin": "B0CHX2XFLN",
  "brand": "Apple",
  "price": "$49.00",
  "availability": "In Stock",
  "rating": 4.7,
  "reviews_count": 12483,
  "main_image": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MZi+B-OBL.jpg",
  "images": ["…"],
  "features": [
    "Designed by Apple to complement iPhone",
    "MagSafe-compatible attachment and alignment"
  ],
  "description": "Silicone exterior with a soft microfiber lining…",
  "categories": ["Cell Phones & Accessories", "Cases"]
}

Full reference (parameters, all 4 SDK languages, edge cases):Amazon Product Details - full reference