datawebot MCP server
Product search and seller prices from the world's shops, for agents
Ecommerce product data MCP — search products across online shops worldwide, compare every seller's price with direct shop links, and run extraction Jobs on Amazon, Walmart and brand stores. Hosted at mcp.datawebot.com/mcp (OAuth or API key).
datawebot is a hosted ecommerce data MCP at https://mcp.datawebot.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP). Agents search products for sale across online shops in any country and in its own language, then pull every seller's offer for a product — price, total with shipping, stock notes, seller rating and a direct shop link. For structured scraping, extraction Jobs cover search, catalogue and product pages on Amazon (10 countries), Walmart, Shopify and other brand stores, through the same MCP or the REST API at api.datawebot.com/v1. Sign-in is free by email approval: chat apps connect with OAuth 2.1, coding agents get a Bearer key. Results are best-effort snapshots labelled with when they were retrieved.
Search any country's shops
search_products returns title, price, shop, rating, review count and image, in local languages and currencies (e.g. 電動歯ブラシ in JP, camping tents in GB).
Every seller's price
get_product_offers lists each seller for one product with total price including shipping, stock notes, seller rating and a direct link to buy.
Extraction Jobs
list_job_blueprints → submit_job → get_job → get_results pulls structured records from Amazon, Walmart and brand-store search, catalogue and product pages.
Who it’s for. Agent builders, ecommerce and pricing teams, and shoppers' assistants that need live product listings, price comparisons across sellers, or structured catalogue data without running their own scrapers.
Example prompts
auth: Free email-approval sign-in · OAuth 2.1 or Bearer API key · pricing: Search & offers free within a daily allowance · Jobs use credits (200 free, then $10 / 10,000) · reviewed by MCPExplorer
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| Tool | Risk | Side effects | Approval |
|---|---|---|---|
| discover List every tool available now with its input schema and catalog version. Call it first. | read | false | false |
| get_job Read a Job's status and when to poll next. | read | false | false |
| get_product_offers For one product from search_products: each seller's price, total with shipping, stock notes, seller rating and a direct shop link. Best-effort. | read | false | false |
| get_results Read a finished Job's records, following next_cursor until null. | read | false | false |
| list_job_blueprints List the extraction Job blueprints (search, catalogue and product pages per store) with their schemas and prices. | read | false | false |
| run_tool Run any tool returned by discover, by name. | unknown | unknown | unknown |
| search_products Find products for sale across online shops: title, price, shop, rating, review count, image and a product_id. Best-effort. | read | false | false |
| submit_job Submit one URL as one extraction Job. Uses account credits. | write | true | unknown |
Authorization(optional) — Bearer key saved by the setup script (~/.datawebot/credentials, valid 30 days). Claude.ai, Claude desktop and ChatGPT use OAuth instead.
Hosted Streamable-HTTP MCP. Chat apps: add as a custom connector and sign in by approving an email (OAuth 2.1, no password). Coding agents: paste "set up https://mcp.datawebot.com/setup.md" or run: claude mcp add --transport http --scope user datawebot https://mcp.datawebot.com/mcp. Official MCP Registry: com.datawebot/datawebot.
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