TrendsConnector

Amazon connector

Amazon connector for product search volume, top-rated best sellers, and best sellers by category.

In one connection, your AI assistant can query Amazon through TrendsConnector, on the same free key as every other source. Ask for up to five years of weekly history, compare growth over 3 months, 12 months or year to date, or pull the live Amazon board with no keyword at all. Every series comes back on a shared 0 to 100 index, so Amazon can be compared against Google, YouTube, TikTok, Amazon and the rest in a single answer, with no per platform account, scraper or API key to manage.

Amazon at a glance

What you can pull

• Product search volume
• Best sellers
• Best sellers by category

History and growth queries return weekly points on a 0 to 100 index, with absolute volume where the source provides it. Growth queries can compare several windows, and several sources, in one call. Live boards return the current ranked list, and on paid plans the biggest climbers against an earlier snapshot.

How to ask

Pass a product name or category for search volume. The top-rated best-seller list needs no keyword. The category best-seller list needs a category name, such as Toys Games.

Example prompt for your AI

Using TrendsConnector, show me the Amazon search trend for air fryer over 5 years.

Example call

The same data is available as an MCP tool for your assistant and as a direct REST call for your own code. One key works for both.

MCP or REST, history for one keyword

{
  "mode": "get_time_series",
  "source": "amazon",
  "keyword": "your keyword"
}

Growth, compared across sources in one call

{
  "mode": "get_growth",
  "source": "amazon, google search, youtube",
  "keyword": "your keyword",
  "percent_growth": ["3M", "1Y"]
}

Direct REST call

curl https://api.trendsconnector.com/api \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"mode": "get_growth", "source": "amazon", "keyword": "your keyword", "percent_growth": ["3M", "1Y"]}'

Live board, no keyword needed

{
  "mode": "get_top_trends",
  "type": "Amazon",
  "limit": 20
}

Connect it in three steps

1. 1. Get a free key. 100 requests a month, no credit card. Your key is shown on screen and emailed to you, and it works immediately.
2. 2. Paste one config. Add the TrendsConnector MCP server to Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code or Windsurf. The server URL is https://api.trendsconnector.com/mcp and the only value you change is your key.
3. 3. Ask in plain language. Use the example prompt above, or your own keyword. Your assistant calls the connector and answers with the series, the growth, or the live board.

Full per client setup, including Claude.ai Connectors and copy paste JSON for every supported client, is in the docs connect guide. The machine readable reference is at /docs.md and /openapi.json.

What this does not include

This is search interest and the best-seller lists. It does not return prices, stock, or reviews.

TrendsConnector returns trend data: history, growth and live boards on a normalized scale. It is not a scraper, and it does not return raw posts, videos, listings or personal data from Amazon. If you need a neighbouring signal, one key already covers it: see the related connectors below instead of signing up for a second tool.

Pricing

Every plan includes every data source, MCP and API access. Only successful calls count. Requests pause at the cap instead of billing overages, and annual billing saves 20 percent. Full comparison is on the pricing section.

Questions

Use it in your AI

• TrendsConnector for Claude
• TrendsConnector for ChatGPT
• TrendsConnector for Perplexity
• TrendsConnector for Gemini
• TrendsConnector for Grok
• TrendsConnector for Grok Bot

Setup differs per client, so each of those pages carries the exact config for that tool. The full list is on all connectors.

Related connectors

• Google Shopping connector
• Web Traffic connector

Every connector runs on the same key, so adding a related source is a new question to your assistant, not a new signup. The full list is on the sources section of the homepage.