Amazon Scraper - Returns CVS of thousands of amazon products based on your search

I've been using this tool for months now, and also have had a small community using it for a certain period.

Amazon is the biggest online retailer, and it has an affiliate program which I'm sure your all aware of. If your not capitalizing this great source of revenue, then your just not getting it.

It's an Amazon To CVS scraper tool.

Here are some screen shots.


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And your CVS looks like ..


Heres proof of income from Amazon (i used this picture to market my product the community back then)
http://www.exponentialtrader.com/amazon/proof.jpg

Heres the link to subscribe to my tool. $29 a month w/ periodical improvements

http://www.exponentialtrader.com/amazon/button.html

Thanks

(Btw sorry I double posted, tried to put in marketplace but after I realized I should just put it here)

 

Is it displays ASIN number also ?

 

For your user account, I could definitely add that feature no problem.

 

Hi, could you give me more details on your scraper? Do you have a webpage that covers it in more detail? I'm curious to find out what all is included in the CSV file. For Example, for DVDs would it include the UPC, or AISN, etc. ?
Thanks! If you'd like to email me directly, i'm at mechakonghu@gmail.com

 

Hey
Tell me what you need in feed and i`ll try to accommodate it all

 

Seems that this threat got a bit lost. Looking for a desktop Amazon Scraper I found Optimal Product Finder.

Here are a few of the features of this POWERFUL Amazon Product Scraper:

• Browse and scrape Amazon’s Product Catalog categories and up to 3 Sub-categories.
• Search and scrape Amazon’s Bestseller / Most Gifted / Most Wished and Hot New Product Listings.
• Search and scrape Amazon Product’s by Title / Keywords / Manufacturer.
• Search and scrape Amazon Product’s by ISBN or ASIN number(s).
• Configure best price range of the products.
• Include products sold by Amazon or third party sellers (not shipped by Amazon).
• Combine any of the above parameters to get the best product results.
• If provided by Amazon’s API, each product will have up to 27 different data fields.
• Sort and clean Amazon’s Product Information before saving the results as a CSV file.
• Download product images and upload them to your website(s).
• Change image links and automatically insert your Amazon Affiliate ID into the product links.

 

Amazon is the biggest online retailer, and it has an affiliate program which I'm sure your all aware of. However I heard about AmazingWatcher.Com which is a free website that will “watch” items for you on Amazon and let you know when amazon has them in stock at regular retail price.

 

a better one i found is here http://createwealthonline.org/ebay-google-amazon-keyword-scraper

 

Just out of curiosity, what do you do with the CSV afterwards? Do you use it to create auto websites?

 

Is anyone still interested in this tool? if you are please PM me

I'm currently working one it and would like to get info on features you would like to have included.

Amazon scraper will be on sale for $149 but if you decide to pre-order it you'll get it for $99 + early version for testing.

Note: If I can get enough pre-orders I'll release first working version within week.

I expect it to work on mac (Amazon scraper for mac) and Linux (Amazon scraper for Linux) but these two versions will probably be released few days after win version

If you have any questions please post it here.

 

definitely interested but I don't have a mac or linux....any other options.

 

@AmazonScraper - If the product is still available why is the site down and all of the links to it broken? That doesn't inspire confidence in potential buyers.

 

I'm not OP, I just came to this forum via google and thought some of you guys might be interested, as I said I am working on my own version of the tool, I have decided to implement few extra features which will make it much easier for me to maintain tool and push new updates. I'll post images here once I'm done.

 

Hi there

Is this still available?

If so do you offer a demo version we can try?

Regards
David

 

This tool has been dead for over 2 years now - so not sure why this thread was restarted.

 

Thanks for letting me know Helen...