Amazon Review Scraper
Export the reviews on an Amazon product page with stars, headline, date and the verified-purchase flag of each
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Who is it for?
Amazon Sellers
Find the question every two-star review asks, and answer it in your title, bullets or images.
Product Researchers
Read what buyers of the top sellers in a category complain about before you source your own version.
Product Designers
Collect what reviewers wish the product did, in their own words, for the next design round.
Marketplace Agencies
Bring review evidence to listing audits without copying reviews by hand.
Key Benefits
Everything you need to extract Amazon data efficiently
Verified-Purchase Flag
Each review says whether Amazon marks it as a verified purchase.
20 Storefronts
US, UK, German, French, Japanese, Indian and other Amazon sites, with dates and ratings read in each site’s own language.
Stops Honestly
If Amazon hides reviews because you are not signed in, the extension says so instead of returning an empty file.
Excel, CSV, JSON or Sheets
Every run lands in your dashboard, ready to filter and export.
How to Use Amazon Review Scraper
Get started in under 2 minutes. No coding or API keys required.
- 1
Install InsightSocial
Add the Chrome extension and sign in with Google. One extension covers social platforms and review sites alike.
- 2
Sign in to Amazon and open the product
Amazon shows reviews only to signed-in shoppers, so use the browser where you shop. Any amazon…/dp/… page works.
- 3
Allow Amazon once
The first time you scrape Amazon, Chrome asks you to let InsightSocial read that Amazon storefront. It asks for that one site, only when you use it.
- 4
Press Start
The reviews shown on the product page are read with their stars and flags.
- 5
Export from your dashboard
The reviews sync to your InsightSocial dashboard as they come in. Browse and filter them there, then export to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets.
Quick Start Checklist
- Chrome browser installed
- Free InsightSocial account (optional)
- 2 minutes of your time
Data You Can Extract
| Field | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Author | The reviewer name as the site shows it | text |
| Text | The full review text, line breaks kept | text |
| Rating | Stars, 1 to 5 | number |
| Review title | The headline of the review, where the site has one | text |
| Verified | Yes when the site marks a verified buyer or reviewer | text |
| Helpful | How many people marked the review helpful | number |
| Posted | When it was posted, plus the site’s own wording where it gives no exact date | date |
| Permalink | A link to the review on the site | url |
| Page | The business, product or place the reviews belong to, with its address | url |
| Page rating and count | The average rating and review total the page reports | number |
Frequently Asked Questions
The reviews Amazon shows on the product page, typically a dozen or so. In our tests that was 13, on both amazon.com and amazon.de, every one matching the page. Amazon shows reviews only to signed-in shoppers, so sign in before you run it.
Twenty storefronts, including amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, .fr, .it, .es, .ca, .co.jp, .in, .com.au and .com.br. Chrome asks for permission the first time you use each one.
Yes, in the Verified column: yes when Amazon marks the review as a verified purchase, no when it does not.
Yes. Ratings, dates and helpful counts are read in the storefront’s own language, so a German “5,0 von 5 Sternen” lands as 5.
No. The extension reads the page you have open in Chrome, so there is no developer account to apply for, no key to manage and no code to write.
InsightSocial reads review and discussion sites only when you use them. The first Amazon run asks Chrome for access to that one site, and you can withdraw it any time from the extension's settings in Chrome.
Scraping and reading your reviews in the dashboard are unlimited on every plan. Only exporting uses credits: the free plan includes 500 export credits a month, one per exported row, and a row you already exported is free to export again. Pro adds 10,000 a month from $7.99/month billed yearly.
Use Cases
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Free Chrome extension. No API, no coding, no risk to your account.
No credit card required · Works on Chrome, Edge, Brave