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Amazon Price History API — Amazon | Lagic

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Accurate Amazon Product Price History for Any Marketplace

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Configure Agent

The URL of the Amazon product page or the ASIN of the product you want to scrape data for. You can provide multiple URLs or ASINs.

The Amazon marketplace country to target for the product data scraping.

If enabled, the agent will also scrape data for all variant ASINs associated with the main product ASINs provided.

If enabled, the agent will stream the results to the dataset as they are scraped. This is useful for processing large amounts of data without waiting for the entire run to complete.

Results to deliver

800 credits

This agent actively searches live listings — results may vary. You are only charged for what is delivered, up to this number.

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Pricing

8 credits per result
✓ 30 free credits on signup✓ Refund if 0 results✓ No card required

Sample Data Preview

Product ASIN and unique identifiers (EAN, UPC)Product name, brand, and categoriesCurrent product URL and image linksCurrent price, list price, and currencyCustomer rating and total number of reviewsHistorical timeline of the Amazon direct selling price
10097Sample Text...https://...$19.992042026-04-05
10099Sample Text...https://...$19.998222026-04-05
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Exports as:CSVXLSXJSON

Overview

Retrieve detailed historical pricing data for Amazon products, including Buy Box, Amazon direct, and new offer prices, using product URLs or ASINs. This tool helps track pricing trends for competitive analysis and strategic buying decisions.

### Understand Amazon Pricing Dynamics This tool is designed for anyone who needs to understand how Amazon product prices have changed over time. Whether you're a reseller, a brand manager, or an e-commerce analyst, having access to historical pricing is essential for making informed decisions. Instead of relying on guesswork, you get concrete data points for various price types. ### Comprehensive Price History Data The core value of this tool lies in its ability to collect and present historical pricing for key Amazon metrics. You'll receive a timeline of how the 'Buy Box' price has fluctuated, which is often the most critical price point for sales. Beyond that, you'll see the historical price when Amazon itself was the seller, and the historical price for new offers from third-party sellers (including FBA offers). This breakdown helps you differentiate between various market forces influencing a product's cost. ### Product Details and Variant Information In addition to price history, the tool provides current product details such as the brand, product name, main and sub-categories, current price, and customer rating. You can also opt to include data for all associated product variants (different sizes, colors, etc.), giving you a fuller picture of a product line's performance and pricing strategies across its entire range. This is particularly useful for analyzing competitive landscapes or optimizing your own product catalog. ### Global Marketplace Coverage Specify the Amazon marketplace you wish to target, supporting major regions like the US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, India, Mexico, and Japan. This flexibility allows you to conduct market research and competitive analysis across different international markets, understanding regional pricing strategies and demand patterns.

Key Capabilities

  • Product ASIN and unique identifiers (EAN, UPC)
  • Product name, brand, and categories
  • Current product URL and image links
  • Current price, list price, and currency
  • Customer rating and total number of reviews
  • Historical timeline of the Amazon direct selling price
  • Historical timeline of the Buy Box price
  • Historical timeline of new offer prices (including FBA offers)
  • Number of new offers over time
  • Current in-stock status
  • Seller type (e.g., FBA, FBM)
  • Associated variant ASINs, EANs, and UPCs
  • Date when data was captured and last updated
  • Amazon sellers monitoring competitor pricing strategies over months to adjust their own listings.
  • Retail arbitrage businesses identifying products with consistent price drops or profitable historical trends.
  • Brand managers tracking their own product pricing stability and adherence to MAP policies.
  • E-commerce analysts researching seasonal pricing fluctuations for inventory planning and forecasting.
  • Affiliate marketers finding products with favorable long-term pricing for content recommendations.
  • Supply chain managers evaluating historical costs to negotiate better terms with suppliers.
  • Product researchers assessing market viability by observing price stability and competition for similar items.

Field Dictionary

How To Run This Extractor

1

Provide the Amazon product URLs or ASINs for the items you want to track.

2

Select the specific Amazon marketplace country you're targeting (e.g., 'us' for United States).

3

Optionally, enable the setting to include data for all associated product variants.

4

Run the tool to begin extracting the historical pricing and product details.

5

Receive structured data containing all requested information, including detailed price histories.

6

Integrate the output into your spreadsheets, databases, or analytics platforms for further analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of Amazon products can I track?
You can track any product available on Amazon, as long as you provide its specific product URL or ASIN. This includes items with multiple variations or sizes.
How far back does the price history go?
Can I get data for different Amazon countries?
What export formats are available for the data?
Do I need any technical skills to use this tool?
How does the 'Include Variant ASINs Product Data' feature work?
Is the data always current?
How does this tool help with competitive analysis?
Can I use this for client work?
How is compliance with Amazon's terms handled?
What if I need to track thousands of products?
How predictable are the costs?