Amazon.ae / Amazon.sa product data API

ShopAPIS returns structured Amazon.ae and Amazon.sa product data — ASIN, title, brand, Buy-Box price, winning seller, Prime eligibility, star rating, review count, bullet specs, A+ content and variant families — as clean JSON in AED and SAR. Both are the rebranded ex-Souq marketplaces (Souq became Amazon.ae in 2019 and Amazon.sa in 2020), so they run standardized Amazon ASIN/PDP structure — the most normalizable schema in the region. Amazon.sa leads Saudi traffic at ~61M monthly visits and Amazon.ae draws ~23.5M (Similarweb, Apr 2026 ).

Because both sites share Amazon’s global PDP, a Gulf listing matches the same product on amazon.com by ASIN — making them the cleanest catalog to normalize across regions, at the cost of Amazon-grade anti-bot.

Why Amazon.ae / .sa data is hard to get

Both storefronts inherit Amazon-grade anti-bot — the hardest parse tier in MENA. Prices and Buy-Box ownership render dynamically, pages fingerprint clients, and aggressive crawling triggers CAPTCHAs and throttling. The official SP-API is seller-scoped: it returns your own listings and fulfillment data, not competitor Buy-Box prices or arbitrary catalog at scale. The two sites differ in currency (AED vs SAR), language (English/Arabic) and seller pool despite the shared structure. ShopAPIS captures the live Buy-Box price, the winning seller, the full attribute set and resolves both into one ASIN-keyed schema.

Data fields returned

• Identity — ASIN, title, brand, category nodes, GTIN/EAN where present
• Pricing — Buy-Box price, list price, currency (AED / SAR), discount
• Buy-Box & sellers — winning seller, sold-by / ships-from, Prime eligibility, offer count
• Content — bullet points, A+ content presence, key specifications
• Social proof — star rating, review count, Q&A presence
• Variants — parent/child ASIN family (size, color, configuration)
• Availability — in-stock flag, delivery estimate
• Media — image gallery

Sample response

{
  "platform": "amazon_sa",
  "country": "SA",
  "asin": "B0CK1XYZ12",
  "url": "https://www.amazon.sa/dp/B0CK1XYZ12",
  "title": "Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Dual SIM 256GB",
  "brand": "Samsung",
  "category": ["Electronics", "Mobile Phones & Communication", "Smartphones"],
  "price": 1299.00,
  "list_price": 1599.00,
  "currency": "SAR",
  "buy_box": { "seller": "Amazon.sa", "ships_from": "Amazon", "prime": true, "offer_count": 8 },
  "rating": { "average": 4.5, "review_count": 3160 },
  "bullets": [
    "6.6-inch Super AMOLED display",
    "50MP OIS main camera",
    "5000mAh battery with 25W fast charging"
  ],
  "variants": { "parent_asin": "B0CKPARENT", "dimension": "Color", "options": ["Awesome Navy", "Awesome Lilac", "Awesome Iceblue"] },
  "availability": "In stock",
  "images": ["https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/galaxy-a55.jpg"]
}

Markets and domains covered

amazon.ae serves the UAE in AED and amazon.sa serves Saudi Arabia in SAR; the sibling amazon.eg (ex-Souq Egypt) serves Egypt in EGP on the same family. All inherit Amazon’s global ASIN catalog, so Gulf listings cross-match to amazon.com. ShopAPIS resolves by ASIN or URL across the ex-Souq family.

Use cases

• Buy-Box price monitoring — track who owns the Buy-Box and at what price (/solutions/price-monitoring).
• MAP compliance — detect Gulf resellers breaching minimum advertised price (/solutions/map-compliance).
• Catalog enrichment — pull bullets, specs and images into your catalog (/solutions/catalog-enrichment).
• Review analytics — aggregate ratings across ASIN families (/solutions/review-analytics).

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