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Glade API is a Canopy-compatible Amazon data platform that exposes product details, search results, seller profiles, customer reviews, third-party offers, deals, and sales/stock estimates through a single consistent contract. Whether you prefer REST, GraphQL, or the Model Context Protocol for AI agents, every operation shares the same quota, caching semantics, and response shape.

Quickstart

Make your first API call in under five minutes

Authentication

Get your API key and learn how to authenticate requests

API Reference

Full reference for all 17 endpoints across products, search, and sellers

Guides

Step-by-step guides for price monitoring, product research, and AI agents

How Glade API Works

Every endpoint accepts a marketplace domain parameter and one or more product identifiers (ASIN, GTIN, or URL). Responses are normalized objects — no scraping logic, no raw HTML, no per-marketplace parsing required in your code.
1

Create an API key

Sign up at gladeapi.com and generate a reveal-once API key from your dashboard.
2

Authenticate your request

Pass your key in the API-KEY header (or as a Bearer token) on every call.
3

Choose your interface

Use REST (/api/amazon/*), GraphQL (/api/graphql), or MCP (/api/mcp) — all interfaces share the same operations and quota.
4

Pick a marketplace

Add ?domain=US (or UK, CA, DE, FR, IT, ES, AU, IN, MX, BR, JP, PL) to target any of the 13 supported Amazon marketplaces.

What You Can Fetch

Products

Titles, prices, images, ratings, feature bullets, and specs

Search

Keyword search with filters, sorting, and pagination

Reviews

Paginated reviews with rating and verified-purchase filters

Offers

Third-party seller offers with delivery and condition details

Deals

Lightning deals and limited-time offers with discount metadata

Estimates

Weekly, monthly, and annual sales estimates plus stock levels

Interfaces

REST

Standard HTTP GET endpoints under /api/amazon/*

GraphQL

Query exactly the fields you need via /api/graphql

MCP

Expose all 17 operations as typed tools for AI agents