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Glade API lets you fetch normalized Amazon data with a single HTTP request. This guide walks you through creating an account, generating your API key, and making your first call.
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Create your account

Go to the Glade API dashboard and sign up for a free account. No credit card is required — every new account includes 100 free units.Once you are logged in, navigate to the API Keys section and click New key. Your key is displayed exactly once at creation time, so copy it immediately and store it somewhere safe (for example, a .env file or your team’s secrets manager).Your key will look like this:
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Make your first request

Replace YOUR_GLADE_API_KEY with your actual API key and run the following command in your terminal:
This fetches product data for the ASIN B0D1XD1ZV3 from the US marketplace. Responses may come from Glade’s cache; freshness headers identify when the underlying data was fetched.
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Read the response

A successful response returns a JSON object with a data key containing the normalized product record:
Price fields and availability flags are optional because Amazon may not expose them for every listing. When present, value is numeric and currency is an ISO 4217 code.
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Try another marketplace

Change the domain parameter to target a different Amazon marketplace. For example, to fetch the same ASIN’s UK listing with GBP pricing:
You can substitute any of the 13 supported domain codes — US, UK, CA, DE, FR, IT, ES, AU, IN, MX, BR, JP, or PL — without changing anything else in your request. Glade API resolves the correct Amazon host, currency, and locale for each market automatically.

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Next steps

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Explore the three interfaces in depth and choose the one that fits your application architecture.

API Reference: Product

See every parameter, field, and response schema for the product endpoint.

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