This template reads Amazon product URLs from Google Sheets on a schedule, asks Bright Data for the current price, and updates those rows.
JavaScript calls the Bright Data Amazon Scraper API and maps price, availability, and the time of the check. Connect Google Sheets. Put the Bright Data API key in that JavaScript node.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as hourly or once a day.
Google Sheets returns the Amazon URLs and ZIP codes you keep in the tracking sheet.
JavaScript calls the Bright Data Amazon Scraper API for each URL. Put the Bright Data API key in that JavaScript node.
Google Sheets writes the latest price, availability, and check time onto the matching row.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with columns for product URL, ZIP code, price, availability, and last checked.
Add a schedule for how often prices should refresh.
In JavaScript, send each Amazon URL and ZIP to the Bright Data Amazon Scraper API and store the Bright Data API key in that node. Then update the matching Google Sheets row with price, availability, and check time. Space requests if you track a long list.
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