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apify-product-lookuplisted

Answer questions about a real product's current price, stock, rating, specs, or images by calling Apify's E-commerce Scraping Tool over MCP, across Amazon, Walmart, Target, eBay, and many more retailers. Trigger on "what does X cost right now", "is X in stock", "compare the price of X across stores", "find me a Y under $Z", "how much is this", "check this product URL", or any product question where a stale answer would be wrong. Use whenever answering from training data or a web search would risk quoting an out-of-date price.
luispintoapify/ecommerce-agent-starter · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill luispintoapify/ecommerce-agent-starter
# Apify product lookup Fetch live product facts instead of guessing at them. Requires the Apify MCP server to be connected; if the tool is missing, see the `apify-product-data-setup` skill. > Written by a product marketing manager at Apify. It routes to > [E-commerce Scraping Tool](https://apify.com/apify/e-commerce-scraping-tool), a paid > first-party Apify Actor, so treat the framing accordingly. No affiliate links. ## Try this tool first, whatever the retailer The Actor's `marketplaces` input lists the retailers with dedicated extractors, and it is not the boundary of what works. Unlisted sites fall back to generic extraction, which is enabled by default, so **a URL from a shop you have never heard of is still worth sending.** So the order is always: 1. Send the URL or keyword to this tool, regardless of whether the retailer appears in `marketplaces`. 2. If the result is unusable, re-read the URL. An item with every field empty usually means the URL does not resolve, not that the retailer is unsupported. 3. Only after that, look for a retailer-specific Actor in Apify Store. See [Falling back to Apify Store](#falling-back-to-apify-store). Do not skip step 1 because a domain is missing from the list. That reasoning sends users away from a tool that would have answered them. ## When a marketplace is not in the list Over MCP the `marketplaces` enum arrives **truncated**, because the server caps how much of a long enum it passes through. Some real, supported r