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ECOMMERCE MCP SERVER · API · CLI

The world's ecommerce.
One MCP.

  • search in any country, in its own language
  • every seller's price for a product
  • store catalogues, as structured data

200 free credits. No card, no subscription.

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  • The Home Depot
  • AliExpress
  • Zalando
  • IKEA
  • Coupang
  • Sephora
  • Allegro
  • Wayfair
  • Lazada
  • Otto

datawebot is an ecommerce MCP server and API that lets AI agents search products in online shops worldwide, compare every seller's price for a product, and extract Amazon, Walmart and brand-store data as structured records.

Ask in plain words. Get products from real shops.

Find running shoes under $100 that I can buy in the US. Show them as cards with price and shop.

search_products({"query":"running shoes under $100","country":"US"})

  1. adidas Men's Adizero Pacer Running Shoes$80.00 · adidas
  2. Brooks Men's Revel 8 Running$84.97 · DICK'S Sporting Goods
  3. Merrell Men's Agility Trail$49.00 · Sierra
  4. Nike Men's Revolution 8 Running Shoe$52.49 · Famous Footwear

Real result · retrieved 23 Oct 2026 · See all prompts

In your agent today. In your product tomorrow: MCP, REST API and CLI.

Same tools, two ways in. No new SDK to learn.

Agent session
You    I need a 4 person camping tent from a UK shop. Show a few options with prices.
Agent  search_products {"query":"4 person camping tent","country":"GB"}
       → Eurohike Sendero 4 Family Tent · £100.00 · Amazon.co.uk
       → Pro Action 4 Person 1 Room Tunnel Camping Tent · £80.00 · Argos
       → Halfords 4 Person Vis A Vis Tent XL · £50.00 · Halfords
       → Decathlon 4 Man Tent · £119.99 · Decathlon UK
       (retrieved 23 Oct 2026)

Connect once with the setup prompt above. Your agent calls the tools when your request needs them.

More than 28,000 stores. One product record.

Amazon in 20 countries, eBay in 17 and Zalando in 17, plus brands like Reebok, Steve Madden and Skechers in their country stores. Every search and product answer comes back in the same structured product record (title, price and currency, availability, link), so your agent never parses a page.

Search endpoints

Search result pages for your keyword on Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Zalando; brand stores return up to 10 matching products.

Product endpoints

One product page in full, with options, prices and availability.

Catalogue endpoints

A brand store's products with variants and prices, up to 250 a Job, ready for CSV. 5 credits a page; failed Jobs are free.

sites
28,510
endpoints
85,387
countries
113

Marketplaces and brands, in every country we cover

Search the stores your agent can extract

Type a store name or domain, e.g. amazon.de.

How it works: connect, approve, ask.

Connect your coding agent, approve access, then ask for the product data you need.

  1. 01

    Give your agent the setup prompt.

    Use a coding agent with a terminal and remote MCP support. The setup instructions guide the connection.

  2. 02

    Approve access in your inbox.

    Check the sign-in code and approve your agent. Sign-up is free and open to anyone; no API keys pasted into chat.

  3. 03

    Ask. Inspect. Put it to work.

    Ask for products across online shops, compare seller offers with direct links, and keep the retrieval time with each result.

Search results are best-effort snapshots, not verified live prices. Amazon in 20 countries, Walmart and brand stores run as extraction Jobs, open to every account with 200 free trial credits. See every supported store.

What your agent can do. Search, compare, extract.

Free to try. Pay per request.

To start
200 creditsFree for every account, no card needed.
Per request
5 creditsFor a search. A product read, with every seller's price, is 1 credit. Failed requests are free.
After that
From $10Credit packs in US dollars, with no subscription. Credits don't expire.
See pricing

Questions about datawebot

What is datawebot?

datawebot is an ecommerce MCP server and API that lets AI agents search products in online shops worldwide, compare every seller's price for a product, and extract Amazon, Walmart and brand-store data as structured records.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Every account gets 200 free credits, enough for 40 searches or 200 product reads. No card is needed.

Which agents can I connect?

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, ChatGPT, Claude.ai and any MCP client. Coding agents take the setup prompt; chat apps add https://mcp.datawebot.com/mcp as a connector. From your own code, use any MCP client with an API key.

Which shops does search cover?

Online shops worldwide, through product search in the country you choose. Coverage differs by country and product.

Which sites can my agent extract?

Amazon in 20 countries, Walmart and brand stores: more than 28,000 online stores in all. Every one is listed in the store directory.

Do I need an API key?

Not in your agent: sign in by email, free and open to anyone. For your own code, create a key on the dashboard.

What does it cost?

Every account starts with 200 free credits. A search costs 5 credits and a product read 1, with every seller's price. Failed requests are free; a page that loads but has no results is still charged. Then credit packs from $10, with no subscription.

Does datawebot track prices over time?

No. Each call is a dated snapshot; your agent or app keeps the history.

Are sponsored results included in search?

Yes, but kept apart from the organic results. Listings the shop or search marks as sponsored come back in a separate sponsored list, each flagged as sponsored, and agents are told to label them. A sponsored shop offer is flagged and listed last. When your query includes a model code, such as WH-1000XM5, results for other models are left out; if nothing matches, all results are shown and the summary says so.

Do the logos mean every source is supported?

No. The logos illustrate ecommerce breadth, not partnerships or live integrations. Product search returns best-effort listings from online shops. Extraction covers the sites in the endpoint catalogue.