Sales Analysis & History
Overview

The Sales Analysis & History operation is a comprehensive market intelligence tool designed for deep data analysis. Unlike standard product lookups that offer a static snapshot, this operation unlocks the "black box" of Amazon product performance by revealing the hidden correlation between Traffic (Views), Sales (Purchases), and Historical Trends.
It provides real-time access to high-value metrics essential for making data-driven decisions. With a single request, you can retrieve the product's current standing along with up to 12 months of historical data to analyze weekly trends in pricing, ranking, and offer counts
Key Capabilities
Traffic & Conversion Intelligence: Access exclusive data points like
total_viewsvs.purchasesto calculate true conversion rates.Historical Trend Analysis: Retrieve weekly aggregated data for Price, BSR, Reviews, and Sales for the last 3, 6, 9, or 12 months.
Profitability Metrics: Instantly get FBA Fees, Referral Fees, and dimension data to calculate margins.
Offer Dynamics: Track the
total_offershistory to spot "High Competition" periods or "Out of Stock" opportunities.
Use Cases
We designed this operation to cover a wide spectrum of e-commerce strategies:
Real-Time Product Research & Analysis Go beyond the current price. Analyze the "Views Last 30 Days" vs. "Purchases Last 30 Days" to validate demand before sourcing a product. Identify if a product is getting traffic but failing to convert (a potential opportunity for improvement).
Competitive Monitoring & Tracking Don't just watch your competitors; audit their entire history. Use the
launch_dateand historical sales velocity to understand how aggressive their launch strategy was and benchmark your own performance against them.Price & Rank Trend Analysis Mitigate risk by checking the
average_priceandbest_seller_rankhistory. Ensure the current Buy Box price is stable and not just a temporary spike. Use the 30/60/90-day averages to predict realistic selling prices.Integration with BI Dashboards Feed your internal Business Intelligence tools with raw, structured JSON data. Visualize the correlation between a drop in
average_priceand a spike insalesto optimize your pricing strategy automatically.Visualizing Product Lifecycle Use the
historyarray to render intuitive charts showing the lifecycle of a product, helping users visualize "Seasonality" and "Trend Reversals" instantly.
Who Can Benefit?
This operation provides versatile data that solves specific problems for a wide range of e-commerce professionals:
Online Arbitrage & Wholesale Experts:
Eliminate risk by verifying if the current price is a temporary spike or a stable average.
Analyze 90-day BSR averages to ensure the product has consistent demand before purchasing inventory.
Dropshippers:
Identify viral trends early by monitoring spikes in
viewsandpurchases.Spot products with high traffic but low competition to enter the market at the right time.
Private Label Sellers:
Analyze competitors' "Launch Date" performance to benchmark your own product launch strategies.
Find market gaps by identifying products with high views but poor conversion rates.
Brand Managers & Agencies:
Monitor the traffic sources and sales health of the brands you manage.
Track the effectiveness of marketing campaigns by observing view count changes.
SaaS & Tool Developers:
Build powerful analytics dashboards, browser extensions, or mobile apps using our structured JSON data.
Offer "Historical Charts" to your users without building your own database infrastructure.
Data Analysts:
Perform deep market research, seasonal trend analysis, and category growth forecasting.
Accepted Input Types
In addition to the Common Required Request Fields (such as API Key, Platform, Domain), this operation accepts the following specific inputs:
asin(Required): The unique Amazon identifier for the product.history_range(Optional): A parameter to define the depth of historical data (in months).
Available Through
Real-Time Integration: Get instant results for on-the-fly analysis.
Bulk Integration: Process thousands of ASINs asynchronously for large-scale market studies.
Ready to Dive In?
You have seen the power of historical data and traffic analysis. Now, it is time to put it to work. In the next section, we will guide you through the technical implementation, showing you exactly how to construct the request and control the "time machine" feature using the history_range parameter.
Let's make your first request!
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