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# Examples

#### Build a daily Amazon price tracker

This walkthrough builds a complete, no-code :zap:Zap :zap: that checks an Amazon product's price every morning and logs it to a Google Sheet: **a price-history tracker that runs itself.** It uses three steps: 

* A schedule **trigger.**
* A ScraperAPI structured-data **action.**
* A Google Sheets **action**.

#### Before you start

* A ScraperAPI account and API key (see the [Installation](/integrations/automation-and-workflow-integrations/zapier-integration.md#installation) section on the Zapier Integration page).
* A Google Sheet with column headers, e.g. `Date`, `Product`, `Price`, `Rating`.
* The Amazon **ASIN** of the product you want to track (the 10-character ID in the product URL, e.g. `B094PS5RZQ`).

**Step 1 - Trigger: Schedule by Zappier**

1. Create a new Zap. For the trigger app, choose **Schedule by Zapier.**
2. Event: **Every Day.**
3. Set the time of the day (e.g. `8:00 AM`) and whether to run the Zap on weekends. Continue and test.

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**Step 2 - Action: ScraperAPI → Get Structured Data**

1. Add an action step and choose ScraperAPI.
2. Event: **Get Structured Data** (see [Actions](/integrations/automation-and-workflow-integrations/zapier-integration/actions.md#structured-data) for the full list). Connect your ScraperAPI account if you haven't already.
3. Configure the action:

* Category: `E-commerce`
* Operation: `Amazon product details`
* ASIN (dynamic field, appears after you pick Category and Operation): `B094PS5RZQ`
* TLD: `com` (the Amazon domain to target, e.g. `com`, `de`, `co.uk`)
* Country Code: `us`

4. **Test step.** You'll get back parsed JSON.

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**Step 3 - Action: Google Sheets → Create Spreadsheet Row**

1. Add an action step and choose **Google Sheets**. Event: **Create Spreadsheet Row**. Connect your Google account.
2. Select your spreadsheet and worksheet.
3. Map each column to data from previous steps:

* **Date → Pretty Date** (from the Schedule step)
* **Product → Data Name** (from the ScraperAPI step)
* **Price** → **Data Pricing** (from the ScraperAPI step)
* **Rating → Data Average Rating** (from the ScraperAPI step)

4. **Test step** to confirm a row is written, then **turn the Zap** **on.**&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip:** The price is returned as text with a currency symbol (e.g. `$19.99`). That's fine for a spreadsheet. If you need a plain number for charting, add a **Formatter by Zapier** step between ScraperAPI and Google Sheets to strip the symbol.
{% endhint %}

That's it! Every day the:zap:Zap :zap:will pull fresh product data and create a new row, giving you a running price history with **zero** manual work.

After the test runs, a row like this lands in your sheet:

<table><thead><tr><th width="128.111083984375">Date</th><th width="230.2962646484375">Product</th><th align="center">Price</th><th align="center">Rating</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Jun 30, 2026</td><td>Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse …</td><td align="center"><code>$19.99</code></td><td align="center">4.5</td></tr></tbody></table>


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