Request

Endpoint

POST https://realtime.easyparser.com/v1/request

Required Parameters

This operation requires certain common parameters to be included in every request. For more details, see Common Required Request Fields.

Optional Parameters

Parameter
Type
Description

associate_id

string

Adds your Amazon Associate (Affiliate) ID to product URLs in the response.

address_id

string

Performs the search using a predefined shipping address (zip code) saved in your account.

parameters

string

Appends additional query parameters in key=value format, separated by semicolons.

language

string

Displays the Amazon page in the specified language (e.g. en_US, de_DE).

currency

string

Requests product prices in the selected currency (e.g. usd, eur).

sort_by

string

Sorts search results by criteria like featured, price-asc-rank, price-desc-rank, etc.

refinements

string

Applies filters like category or attributes (format: n:category_id,p_123:filter_id).

include_html

boolean

If true, includes raw HTML of the search result page in the response.

cookie

string

Custom cookies in key=value format, separated by semicolons. Sent via HTTP header.

exclude_sponsored

boolean

If true, excludes sponsored (ad) products from the search results.

min_page

integer

Starting page number for paginated search results.

max_page

integer

Ending page number for paginated search results.

Notes on Selected Parameters

  • Examples of sort_by values:

    • featured – Default sorting (Amazon’s featured order)

    • price-asc-rank – Sort by lowest to highest price

    • price-desc-rank – Sort by highest to lowest price

    • review-rank – Sort by most reviewed products

    • date-desc-rank – Sort by newest listings

  • refinements format:

    • Used to target categories and filters. Example: n:7141123011,p_123:502215 Where:

      • n: → category ID

      • p_123: → specific filter ID (e.g., size, color, brand)

You can extract these IDs from Amazon search URLs or define them based on your own filtering needs. Alternatively, you can also send a Search request first and refer to the refinements field in the response to discover available filters and their corresponding IDs dynamically.

Example Request

curl --location 'https://realtime.easyparser.com/v1/request?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&platform=AMZ&domain=.com&associate_id=helloexample&address_id=710&parameters=key%3Dvalue%3Bkey%3Dvalue&language=en_US&currency=usd&output=json&sort_by=featured&refinements=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_123%3A502215&include_html=true&cookie=key%3Dvalue%3Bkey%3Dvalue&exclude_sponsored=true&min_page=1&max_page=5&operation=SEARCH&keyword=winter'

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