Pull recent reviews for any ASIN.
Title, full text, star rating, review date, verified purchase flag. Structured JSON, ready for your database or your AI pipeline.
Full customer review text, by ASIN, as JSON. Turn what buyers actually say into listing fixes before it costs you sales.
Review text has quietly disappeared from the Amazon data world. Amazon retired the SP-API reviews endpoint, and price trackers return stars and counts but never the words. We are bringing the words back.
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Title, full text, star rating, review date, verified purchase flag. Structured JSON, ready for your database or your AI pipeline.
Daily monitoring without re-reading the archive.
Packaging failures, sizing complaints, quality drift. Three reviews, not thirty.
Pull the recurring phrases from positive reviews into your bullets, images, and A+ content.
Great product, terrible bag
The seasoning itself is excellent, but the pouch arrived torn and half of it was loose in the box.
{"success": true,"found": true,"page_type": "reviews","data": {"asin": "B0EXAMPLE1","reviews_shown": 10,"reviews": [{"title": "Great product, terrible bag","text": "The seasoning itself is excellent, but the pouch arrived torn and half of it was loose in the box.","rating": 2,"date": "2026-07-28","verified": true,"helpful_count": 14}]}}
The format is not final. Early access users help shape it.
Say you sell food in pouches. Three reviews this month repeat the same line: the bag arrives torn. That is not a marketing problem, it is a packaging spec. Move to a thicker bag with your prep center, and the refund rate follows.
Your reviews knew before your refund report did. That is what review text is for: it is the earliest, cheapest signal your listings produce, and today almost nobody can read it at scale.
Amazon's own developer API had a reviews endpoint. It was retired. Today SP-API tells you how many reviews a listing has, not what they say.
Excellent at price and rank history. None of them return review text.
Dashboards you read in a browser. Useful, but you cannot build your own tooling on top of a dashboard.
Worked for years. Now review pages sit behind a login wall, and whatever you build breaks with every layout change.
This is not a first product. The ASINSpotlight Scraping API serves product, search, offers, and seller data in production today, and the Reviews API extends the same infrastructure.
The same response envelope as our other endpoints. An OpenAPI spec ships with launch.
Reviews are fetched when you ask, not served from a cached archive.
Priced per request, like the rest of the API.
We are building this now and will onboard a small group of early users first. Tell us what you would use review data for, and you are at the front of the queue.
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No. SP-API once had a reviews endpoint, but Amazon retired it. SP-API returns the review count and average rating for a listing, not the review text.
No. Price trackers focus on price, rank, and offer history. Review text is not part of their data.
Structured JSON per review: title, full text, star rating, date, and verified purchase flag, fetched for the ASIN you request.
Those are dashboards you read. This is an API you build on. Feed it into your own database, your spreadsheets, or an AI pipeline that summarizes themes for you.
It is in development now. Early access users get it first and help shape the response format. Leave your email and we will send one message when access opens.