How it works

AzScraper has three things to understand. Once these click, the whole dashboard makes sense.

Your account
   └─ Projects        ← folders that group related work
        └─ Crawl jobs  ← one lookup request (keywords or products)
             └─ Results ← the data you download

1. Projects

A project is a folder for related crawls — for example "Competitor prices" or "Q3 product research". Projects keep your jobs and results organized, and you can invite teammates to a project.

2. Crawl jobs

A crawl job is one request to go fetch data. You pick a type (search or details), enter your targets (keywords or products), and submit. A job moves through these states:

Status	Meaning
queued	Waiting its turn
running	Being fetched right now
completed	Done — results ready
failed	Something went wrong (see Troubleshooting)
cancelled	You stopped it

3. Results

When a job completes, open it to see a results table. From there you export the data as CSV or JSON.

Credits

Each job spends credits based on how much it fetches. See Plans & credits before running large jobs.

Next

• Getting started — sign up and run your first crawl
• Glossary — plain definitions of ASIN, SERP, credit, and more