Amazon deals

Today's Amazon deals as JSON: deal price, list price, percent off, lightning deal end times, ratings and reviews, by department, brand or rating.

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Today's Amazon deals as JSON: deal price, list price, percent off, lightning deal end times, ratings and reviews, by department, brand or rating.

At a glance

GET /v1/structured/amazon/deals answers { endpoint, url, credits, duration_ms, data } with one page of today's deals, in Amazon's own order. Each call is charged for the data it moves: about 2 million deals per credit is typical. A call that fails is 502 TARGET_FAILED and costs nothing.


Per page	Up to 100 deals (`limit`, default 60). Typical time: 1–4 s.
The list	About 500 deals in all, the same list as the deals page. Past the end a page is empty, with `next_page` null.
Search	Deals take no keyword. To price ASINs you already have, use `POST /v1/products`.
Marketplace	Amazon US.

cURL
Python
Node.js

curl -G "https://api.scrapelyserp.com/v1/structured/amazon/deals" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SCRAPELY_API_KEY" \
  -d department=electronics \
  -d min_rating=4 \
  -d limit=20

import os
import requests

HEADERS = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['SCRAPELY_API_KEY']}"}

r = requests.get(
    "https://api.scrapelyserp.com/v1/structured/amazon/deals",
    headers=HEADERS,
    params={"department": "electronics", "min_rating": "4", "limit": "20"},
    timeout=30,
)
r.raise_for_status()
data = r.json()
for d in data["data"]["deals"]:
    print(d["asin"], d["price"], d["percent_off"], d["title"])

const res = await fetch(`https://api.scrapelyserp.com/v1/structured/amazon/deals?${new URLSearchParams({ department: 'electronics', min_rating: '4', limit: '20' })}`, {
  headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.SCRAPELY_API_KEY}` },
  signal: AbortSignal.timeout(30_000),
});
if (!res.ok) throw new Error((await res.json()).error.code);
const data = await res.json();
for (const d of data.data.deals) console.log(d.asin, d.price, d.percent_off, d.title);

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
`department`	string	—	Only deals in one department: our slug (e.g. `electronics`) or Amazon's name (`Home & Kitchen`). `filters.departments` lists them with their deals.
`brand`	string	—	Only deals of one brand: its id from `filters.brands` (with `include_filters=true`), e.g. `323125` (Amazon).
`min_rating`	`4`	—	`4`: only products rated 4 stars and up (the one rating filter Amazon offers here).
`access`	`prime_exclusive`	—	`prime_exclusive`: only deals for Prime members.
`page`	integer	`1`	Page, 1–100. The list runs to about 500 deals; `next_page` is null on the last page.
`limit`	integer	`60`	Deals per page, 1–100. Pages are `limit` apart: keep it the same while paging.
`include_filters`	boolean	`false`	Also return `filters`: the departments, brands (the top 20), ratings and access programs of the deals that match, with the ids these parameters take.

Filters combine. Brand ids come from filters.brands: call once with include_filters=true (in a department, to get that department's top brands), then pass the id as brand. An unknown department is a free 400 INVALID_PARAM.

`department`	Amazon name
`appliances`	Appliances
`arts-crafts`	Arts, Crafts & Sewing
`audible`	Audible Books & Originals
`automotive`	Automotive
`baby`	Baby Products
`beauty`	Beauty & Personal Care
`books`	Books
`music`	CDs & Vinyl
`cell-phones`	Cell Phones & Accessories
`fashion`	Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry
`collectibles`	Collectibles & Fine Art
`electronics`	Electronics
`everything-else`	Everything Else
`gift-cards`	Gift Cards
`grocery`	Grocery & Gourmet Food
`health`	Health & Household
`home`	Home & Kitchen
`industrial`	Industrial & Scientific
`movies-tv`	Movies & TV
`musical-instruments`	Musical Instruments
`office`	Office Products
`garden`	Patio, Lawn & Garden
`pets`	Pet Supplies
`software`	Software
`sports`	Sports & Outdoors
`tools`	Tools & Home Improvement
`toys`	Toys & Games
`video-games`	Video Games

What comes back

data has page, limit, next_page (null on the last page) and deals. Each deal has position (its place in the whole list), asin, title, url, image, brand and brand_id, price (the deal price) and list_price, percent_off, deal_type (best_deal or lightning_deal), badge (the deal's message, such as Limited time deal or Limited Prime deal), deal_state, ends_at and claimed_percent for lightning deals, rating, reviews_count and variations (how many ASINs the product family has). A value Amazon does not show is null.

With include_filters=true, filters lists the departments, brands (the top 20), ratings and access programs of the deals that match, each as { id, label }, where id is what the parameter takes. Prices are the deal page's: a Limited Prime deal price is for Prime members. Deals carry no stock count; for the buy box, stock and delivery, send the ASINs to POST /v1/products.

Full reference → GET /v1/structured/amazon/deals

Updated Nov 6, 2026

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