The best Amazon product data APIs in 2027
Eight ways to get Amazon product data into your code, compared by the job each one does best. We build Logimu, one of the eight, so weigh our entry with that in mind: for every other API we say what it does better. Every price below was read from the vendor’s own pricing page on 12 November 2026 and is linked to it.
In short
For Amazon and Walmart product data in one API, with price, sales-rank and Buy Box history and every seller on a listing, use Logimu. For the longest Amazon price history, back to 2011, use Keepa. For live Amazon page data including review pages, use Rainforest API. For a small project with a free monthly allowance and a GraphQL interface, try Canopy API. For product data from many websites at volume, use Bright Data or Oxylabs. For your own seller account’s orders, inventory and fees, use Amazon’s SP-API. For an affiliate site with at least 10 qualifying Amazon sales in the past 30 days, use Amazon’s Creators API.
The eight at a glance.
Prices as published on 12 November 2026. Sources are linked in each entry below.
| API | Best for | Coverage | History | Every seller on a listing | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logimu | Amazon and Walmart in one schema; apps and AI agents | 11 Amazon marketplaces + Walmart US | Amazon US: sales rank since Oct 2023, daily Buy Box price since Nov 2023 | Yes, in the product record | $19/month for 25,000 credits |
| Keepa API | The longest Amazon price history | 11 Amazon marketplaces (includes India, not Australia) | Price history back to 2011 | Yes | €49/month for 20 tokens a minute |
| Rainforest API | Live Amazon page data, including reviews | Amazon, marketplace chosen per request | What you store from your own requests | Separate offers request | $23/month for 500 credits (annual billing) |
| Canopy API | Small projects; REST or GraphQL | Amazon | None advertised | Buy Box price; a full seller list is not advertised | Free for 100 requests a month |
| Bright Data | Many websites at volume, billed per record | Amazon and many other sites | What you store from your own requests | Depends on the endpoint | 5,000 records a month free; then $1.50 per 1,000 |
| Oxylabs | Many websites, lowest price per result at volume | Amazon and many other sites | What you store from your own requests | Depends on the endpoint | From $0.50 per 1,000 results |
| Amazon SP-API | Your own seller account | The marketplaces you sell in | Your own reports; no market price history | Pricing calls for sellers, under Amazon’s data rules | Free |
| Amazon Creators API | Affiliate sites | The marketplaces where you are an Associate | None | Buy Box offer only | Free, with 10 qualifying sales in the past 30 days |
1. Logimu: Amazon and Walmart product data in one API
Our own product. Weigh this entry accordingly.
Best for: apps, pricing tools and AI agents that need data on any Amazon or Walmart listing, not only their own.
What you get: one call returns a product’s price, stock, rating, sales rank and every current seller with the Buy Box, plus its price, rank and Buy Box history, by ASIN or by barcode (UPC, EAN, GTIN or ISBN-13). Stored records answer in about 40 ms server-side (median) for half a credit; mode=live reads the page now for one credit. The same key covers live search results, Best Sellers, Today’s Deals, seller profiles, brand and category data, tracking with e-mail or webhook alerts, batches of up to 20,000 rows, and an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants.
Price: $19 a month for 25,000 credits, up to $3,000 for 20 million, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. A request that does not return what was asked for (not found, failed, blocked, rate-limited) is never billed. Plans and credit costs.
The constraint: its history is shorter than Keepa’s. For Amazon US, sales rank starts in October 2023 and the daily Buy Box price in November 2023. It does not cover Amazon India, and it reads public product data only: orders, inventory and fees in your own seller account still need SP-API.
2. Keepa API: the longest Amazon price history
Best for: pricing research, repricers and catalog tools that need years of Amazon price and rank history.
What you get: prices, sales, offers and sellers as JSON across 11 Amazon marketplaces, with price history back to 2011. Every plan includes every endpoint, every marketplace and Keepa’s AI connector for Claude and ChatGPT.
Price: €49 a month for 20 tokens a minute, €459 for 250, €2,499 for 2,000 and €11,099 for 10,000, with custom rates in between. Tokens refill every minute and unused ones expire after 60 minutes. Keepa API plans.
The constraint: you buy a request rate, not a number of calls, so a large job waits for tokens to refill and tokens you don’t use within the hour are lost. It covers Amazon only, and Australia is not among its marketplaces.
3. Rainforest API: live Amazon page data
Best for: teams that want what the Amazon page shows at the moment of the request, including review pages.
What you get: product, search, offers, reviews and other Amazon page types as structured JSON, read when you call, on the Amazon marketplace you name in each request. Rainforest is run by Traject Data.
Price: Hobbyist $23 a month for 500 credits, Starter $83 for 10,000, Production $375 for 250,000, BigData $1,000 for 1 million, up to Volume $9,000 for 20 million. These are the annual-billing prices the page shows. Rainforest API pricing.
The constraint: every answer waits for a live page read, and the list of sellers is a separate offers request on top of the product request. A price or rank history is whatever you store from your own requests over time. Walmart is not part of it.
4. Canopy API: a simple start with a free allowance
Best for: prototypes and small projects that want a clean REST or GraphQL interface and a free monthly allowance.
What you get: Amazon product, search, pricing, review and sales-estimate data through REST, GraphQL and an MCP server.
Price: free for 100 requests a month; pay as you go at $0.01 per request after that; Premium from $99 a month with 20,000 requests included and $0.008 per extra request, with automatic volume discounts. Canopy API pricing.
The constraint: its site advertises no price or rank history and no full list of the sellers on a listing, and it covers Amazon only.
5. Bright Data: many websites, billed per record
Best for: teams that need product data from many retailers at volume and will assemble it themselves.
What you get: ready-made Amazon endpoints and datasets alongside many other sites, returned as records you pay for one by one.
Price: a free tier of 5,000 records a month, then $1.50 per 1,000 records pay as you go, or Scale at $499 a month for 384,000 records. Bright Data says it bills only records that were delivered successfully. Bright Data pricing.
The constraint: you get what each request returns that day. History, and matching the same product across retailers, are yours to build and store.
6. Oxylabs: many websites, low price per result
Best for: high-volume collection across many sites, where the price per result matters most.
What you get: an API that returns Amazon pages as parsed JSON, alongside other retailers and search engines.
Price: from $0.50 per 1,000 results on the smaller plans down to $0.25 per 1,000 at 10 million results and more, with enterprise plans from $2,500 a month and a free trial. Oxylabs Amazon pricing.
The constraint: as with Bright Data, there is no stored history, and matching products across sites is yours to build.
7. Amazon SP-API: your own seller account
Best for: sellers, and the apps they authorise, working with their own orders, inventory, listings, fees and reports.
What you get: Amazon’s official API for selling partners, with catalog and pricing operations alongside the account data.
Price: free. Amazon announced an annual fee and per-call fees for 2026, then said it “will not move forward” with them. Amazon’s notice.
The constraint: it needs a seller account or an approved developer registration, Amazon’s data rules limit what the data may be used for, and it keeps no market price history. It is not a general product data feed.
8. Amazon Creators API: affiliate sites
Best for: Amazon Associates who show product details and prices next to their links.
What you get: Amazon’s replacement for the Product Advertising API (PA-API 5.0), which Amazon has deprecated; calls to the old API now return an error. Amazon’s PA-API notice.
Price: free, but access requires Associates enrollment for the marketplace and at least 10 qualifying sales within the past 30 days. Creators API documentation.
The constraint: access depends on your sales continuing, there is no history, and the data is meant for linking to Amazon rather than for analysis.
How to choose.
- Do you need data on listings you don’t sell? If yes, SP-API is out: it is built for your own account. If you run an affiliate site with steady sales, the Creators API covers product details for your links. For anything else, use one of the six third-party APIs.
- How much history do you need? Years of Amazon prices: Keepa. History since late 2023 together with Walmart and every seller on the listing: Logimu. Only what the page shows now: Rainforest, Canopy, Bright Data or Oxylabs.
- Amazon only, Amazon and Walmart, or many sites? Amazon only: Keepa, Rainforest or Canopy. Amazon and Walmart in one schema: Logimu. Many retailers, assembled by you: Bright Data or Oxylabs.
- Will it run inside an AI assistant? Logimu has an MCP server, Keepa includes an AI connector in every API plan, and Canopy has an MCP server.
- What happens to a failed request? Logimu never bills a request that did not return what was asked for, and Bright Data bills only delivered records. For the others, read the vendor’s terms before you size a plan.
How we put this together
Prices and plan limits come from each vendor’s own pricing page, read on 12 November 2026 and linked beside each figure. Features come from the vendors’ own sites and documentation. We did not run paid benchmarks of the other APIs, so this page compares what each one offers, not measured speed or accuracy. Logimu’s figures come from our own pricing and API documentation. Prices change, so check the linked page before you buy, and if you spot something out of date, tell us at support@logimu.com and we will correct it.
Questions
Does Amazon have an official product data API?
It has two, each with conditions. SP-API is for sellers and the apps they authorise, built around their own account. The Creators API, which replaced PA-API 5.0, is for Amazon Associates with at least 10 qualifying sales in the past 30 days. For data on any listing without those conditions, developers use third-party APIs such as the ones on this page.
Which Amazon API has the longest price history?
Keepa: its price history goes back to 2011. Logimu’s Amazon US history starts with sales rank in October 2023 and the daily Buy Box price in November 2023.
Which API covers both Amazon and Walmart?
Logimu covers 11 Amazon marketplaces and Walmart US in one schema, so the same product fields come back for both. Bright Data and Oxylabs cover many retailers, with matching the same product across them left to you.
Do failed requests cost money?
On Logimu, no: a request that did not return what was asked for (not found, failed, blocked, rate-limited) is never billed. Bright Data says it bills only successfully delivered records. For the other APIs, check the vendor’s terms.
Which of these work inside Claude or ChatGPT?
Logimu and Canopy each have an MCP server, and Keepa includes an AI connector in every API plan.
Check Logimu on your own products.
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