Amazon proxies for price, Buy Box and catalogue data
Collect product data across every Amazon marketplace without tripping the rate limits.
- Price and Buy Box tracking across ASINs
- Catalogue and category crawls
- Review and rating collection
- Seller and MAP monitoring
- Stock and delivery-date checks per region
Premium Residential has the highest success rate on Amazon at scale, with 110M+ IPs and clean exits.
Explore Premium ResidentialRunning non-stop crawls? An unlimited port bills by speed, not per GB, so heavy page weights stop mattering.
Explore Unlimited ResidentialCollecting data from Amazon
Amazon serves different prices, shipping promises and Buy Box winners depending on where the request comes from. A datacenter IP in one country cannot see what a shopper in another country sees, and repeated requests from the same subnet get throttled within minutes.
Rainproxy routes each request through a residential IP in the country you pick, so the page you parse is the page a real customer gets. Pages are heavy, roughly 4 MB with assets and around 600 KB HTML-only, so most teams either fetch HTML only or move to an unlimited port once they run steady volume.
The three things that break Amazon jobs
Rate limiting per IP
Amazon throttles quickly on repeated hits. Rotating per request keeps each identity under the radar.
Region-locked pricing
Prices, currency and shipping change per marketplace. Country and city targeting returns the correct variant.
Robot checks
Residential exits with real device fingerprints see the robot page far less often than datacenter ranges.
A workflow that holds up
- 1
Pick your marketplace
Set the country (and city when you need local delivery estimates) in the proxy username.
- 2
Rotate per request
Catalogue crawls run best on per-request rotation. Keep sessions sticky only when a cart or login is involved.
- 3
Fetch HTML only
Skip images and media and you cut roughly 85% of the bandwidth per page.
Amazon proxy questions
- Which proxy type works best for Amazon?
- Residential. Datacenter ranges get throttled fast on Amazon, while residential IPs are treated as ordinary shoppers.
- How much bandwidth does an Amazon crawl use?
- Around 600 KB per page HTML-only and about 4 MB with assets. 100 000 product pages HTML-only is roughly 57 GB.
- Can I see prices from a specific country?
- Yes. Country targeting is included on every residential plan, and city or state targeting is available too.
- Do I need sticky sessions?
- Only for cart, checkout or logged-in flows. Plain product pages are faster with per-request rotation.
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