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Amazon Intelligence SS

Amazon Competitor Lookup MCP

Compare competing Amazon products by sales, price, and growth. Call the Amazon Competitor Lookup API via REST or MCP with your Nexscope API key.

CostRecent Avg. 32 · Range 16–32 credits / callOnline Test

Amazon Competitor Lookup AI Prompts & Use Cases

After connecting this MCP tool to your AI assistant, you can ask the questions below. Replace bracketed placeholders with your own inputs and use the supported values in Arguments.

New to Nexscope MCP? Follow the connection guide, then use the prompts below. The Integration and Parameters & Response tabs contain the connection steps, call example, and technical reference.

1. Find Competing Products

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE].

2. Check A Historical Snapshot

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use the available historical snapshot for [YEAR_MONTH]. Do not request a future month or present saved observations as live data.

3. Compare A List Of Competitors

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Restrict the comparison to [ASINS], no more than 40 product IDs.

4. Search An Exact Phrase

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use phrase keyword matching.

5. Search A Broader Keyword Match

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use fuzzy keyword matching.

6. Search An Exact Keyword Match

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use exact keyword matching.

7. Review Several Result Pages

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Collect up to 3 pages for this research task. Request 10 results per page. Stop sooner if there is no next page, an empty result or an error. Deduplicate matching identifiers and do not describe the sample as the full market.

8. Search Within A Category

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Restrict the search to Amazon category [CATEGORY_NAME_OR_PATH].

9. Search A Category By Its ID

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Restrict the search to Amazon category ID path [CATEGORY_PATH].

10. Find A Seller’S Competing Products

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Keep results for seller [SELLER_NAME].

11. Find Products From A Brand

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Keep products from [BRAND].

12. Research Parent Products And Variations

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use the [PARENT_PRODUCT_OR_VARIANT] view for the results.

13. Use The Latest Available Snapshot

Prompt: Find Amazon products competing with [KEYWORD] in [MARKETPLACE]. Use the latest available snapshot rather than a historical month. Keep the returned observation period explicit.

14. Prioritize Sales And Growth

Prompt: Find Amazon competitors matching [keyword] in [marketplace]. Rank the results by [monthly sales units, monthly sales revenue, monthly unit growth, monthly revenue growth, variant sales units] in [ascending or descending order]. Preserve the chosen metric and reporting period.

15. Prioritize Product Attributes

Prompt: Find Amazon competitors matching [keyword] in [marketplace]. Rank the results by [price, rating, review count, gross margin, review rate, listing date, Q&A count, monthly new reviews] in [ascending or descending order]. Preserve the chosen metric and reporting period.

16. Prioritize Category Ranking

Prompt: Find Amazon competitors matching [keyword] in [marketplace]. Rank the results by [BSR rank, seven-day BSR growth count, seven-day BSR growth rate] in [ascending or descending order]. Preserve the chosen metric and reporting period.

What You Need to Provide

Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own research inputs. Keep source estimates, reporting periods and missing information explicit.