Amazon API delivers structured data from the Amazon marketplace, including product listings for any keyword, the full list of ASINs (product modifications) for a specific product, and the list of sellers offering a product. Results are specific to the keyword or ASIN you request, together with the location, language, and other supported parameters. Each task covers one keyword search or one product. You are billed only for setting a task, and the price depends on the execution mode — Standard queue, Priority queue, or Live mode — with faster modes priced higher.
Pricing by mode
| Endpoint | Mode | Turnaround time | Billing unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Amazon ASIN
/merchant/amazon/asin/*
|
Standard queuePOST + GET | Up to 45 minutes | Per product | $0.0015$1,500 per 1M products |
| Priority queuePOST + GET | Up to 1 minute | Per product | $0.003$3,000 per 1M products | |
| Live modeSingle POST request | Up to 1 minute | Per product | $0.005$5,000 per 1M products | |
Amazon Products & Sellers
/merchant/amazon/products/*
/merchant/amazon/sellers/*
|
Standard queuePOST + GET | Up to 45 minutes | Per SERP/product | $0.0015$1,500 per 1M products/SERPs |
| Priority queuePOST + GET | Up to 1 minute | Per SERP/product | $0.003$3,000 per 1M products/SERPs | |
| Live modeSingle POST request | Up to 1 minute | Per SERP/product | $0.0033$3,300 per 1M products/SERPs |
FAQ
Questions about Amazon API
How much does Amazon API cost?
It depends on the execution mode. Amazon ASIN costs $0.0015 per product in the Standard queue, $0.003 in the Priority queue, and $0.005 in Live mode. Amazon Products & Sellers cost $0.0015 per product/SERP in the Standard queue, $0.003 in the Priority queue, and $0.0033 in Live mode. That is $1,500, $3,000, and $5,000 per 1M ASIN products, and $1,500, $3,000, and $3,300 per 1M Products & Sellers SERPs, respectively.
What is the billing unit for Amazon API?
Amazon ASIN is billed per product: one task returns all ASINs assigned to one product. Amazon Products is billed per SERP of up to 100 results — the default depth is 100 and the maximum is 700, so a deeper request is simply multiplied by the number of 100-result SERPs. Amazon Sellers is billed per task, which returns the seller list of one product.
How is the total cost of a task calculated?
Take the base price of your chosen mode and multiply it by the number of billing units. Example: 500 Amazon Products SERPs in the Standard queue cost 500 × $0.0015 = $0.75. To obtain 1M product listings (10,000 SERPs of 100 results), you would pay 10,000 × $0.0015 = $15 in the Standard queue.
Which mode should I choose?
Use the Standard queue (up to 45 minutes) for bulk and research workloads at the lowest price, the Priority queue (up to 1 minute) when speed matters, and Live mode (results in the same POST request, up to 1 minute) for user-facing features where you need the data immediately.
What is ASIN?
ASIN stands for Amazon Standard Identification Number: a 10-character alphanumeric product identifier. In the DataForSEO API, you can use it to obtain product and seller information. Read more about ASINs in our help center.