Kafkai now checks Amazon and Google Shopping.
Ask your AI agent where your product ranks on Amazon for a keyword, and Kafkai fetches the search results page. Your agent reads it and tells you your position, the listings above you, their prices, their ratings and how many reviews they have. Google Shopping works the same way, and also tells you which shops are in the results.
Until now, Kafkai looked at one place where your customers search: Google. This update adds the two places where many of them buy.
Why We Built It
In October, online shop owners asked us a question Kafkai could not answer: where does my product show up on Amazon?
Kafkai could already tell them where their website ranked on Google, which competitors ranked above them, and who linked to those competitors. It could not tell them anything about Amazon. For a shop that sells through Amazon, that left out the page where the purchase happens.
The way most shops answer the question today is by hand. Someone types each keyword into Amazon and counts down the page until their product appears. Then they do it again next week, and try to remember what the number was last time. It takes time, so it does not get done often.
Your agent can do that job now. You give it the keywords. Kafkai fetches the pages, keeps them, and remembers your position for next time.
What You Can Ask
The questions this answers look like this.
- Where does my product rank on Amazon for these three keywords, and what is above it?
- Which of the listings above mine are ads?
- Who is cheaper than me, and who has more reviews?
- Which shops appear in the Google Shopping results for my keyword, and which of them appear for both of my keywords?
- My site is on page one of Google for this keyword. Is my product on the first page of Amazon too?
- How did my position move since I last checked?
As with everything in Ver.4, the answer comes back in your conversation, in whatever shape you ask for: a table, a short list, or a weekly report.
What Comes Back
For each keyword, Kafkai returns the first results page of the marketplace in your project's country.
Amazon. Each listing comes with its position, whether it is an ad, the product title, the price, the rating, the number of reviews, and whether it carries the Amazon's Choice or Best Seller badge. Amazon answers inside the same call, in about 20 seconds.
Google Shopping. Each listing comes with its position, the product title, the shop name as Google shows it, the price and the rating. Google Shopping answers in two steps. Your agent asks for the keywords, and reads the results about one minute later. The example prompts tell the agent to wait and check again, so you do not have to.
To find your own products on Amazon, give Kafkai your ASINs once. The ASIN is the 10 letters and digits after /dp/ in your product page address. Registering them is free. After that, Kafkai marks your listings in every Amazon result, and every later check tells you how your position moved since the previous one. On Google Shopping, Kafkai does not mark your shop. Tell your agent the shop name you sell under, and it finds you by that name.
A Second View of Your Competitors
This is the part that matters most for competitive analysis.
The sellers who compete with you on Amazon are not always the sites that compete with you on Google. A brand with a weak website can still sit at the top of the Amazon page because of its reviews and ads. A competitor you track closely on Google may not sell on Amazon at all. If you only look at one, you only see half of who you are up against.
With both in one project, your agent can put the two side by side. One question from our Example Prompts page does exactly that: take five keywords your site ranks for, check them on Amazon, and show where you are on page one of Google but not on the first page of Amazon, and the reverse. The answer is a short list of keywords with a gap on one side, and one keyword to start with.
The rows also show how competitors pay for their place. An ad row above your organic listing means someone is buying that position. A listing with ten times your reviews tells you why it sits above you. Kafkai returns these facts. Reading them, and deciding what to do, is your agent's work and yours.
What It Costs
The price is the same on both marketplaces. These are the prices as of November 2026. Always check the pricing page for the latest.
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Check a marketplace, per call | 1 |
| Each new results page the call returns | 5 |
| Register your ASINs or shop name | 0 |
| A keyword whose fetch failed | 0 |
One call takes up to 10 keywords, so one call costs at most 51 credits. Checking three keywords on Amazon costs 16 credits, or ¥16. Checking a keyword again within 24 hours of the last check costs only the call fee.
Two details are worth knowing.
A page with no listing on it is an answer, not a failure. It means the marketplace shows nothing for that keyword, and Kafkai charges it like any other page.
On Google Shopping, Kafkai charges when the results arrive, not when your agent asks for them. Asking is free. If a page never arrives, you pay nothing for it.
What It Does Not Do
I would rather you know the limits before you start.
- Kafkai does not estimate sales. It returns positions, prices, ratings and review counts.
- Kafkai has no Amazon search volume. The monthly search volume Kafkai shows comes from Google.
- You bring the keywords. Kafkai has no list of the keywords a listing ranks for. Your agent can pick candidates from your site's Google data first, as in the example above.
- Nothing runs on a schedule. Kafkai checks a marketplace only when you or your agent ask. If you want a weekly check, ask once a week.
- A project is still a website. Create the project for your shop site or company site first. The marketplace checks belong to that project.
Supported Countries
The check works when your project's country is on the list for that marketplace. For a project in any other country, Kafkai refuses the check and charges nothing.
| Marketplace | Countries |
|---|---|
| Amazon (11) | Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Japan, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States |
| Google Shopping (17) | Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Portugal, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States |
If you sell on a marketplace that is not here, tell us which one. Adding a marketplace is a small piece of work on our side, and your answer decides which one comes next.
Getting Started
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If your agent is already connected to Kafkai, there is nothing to install. Start a new conversation so your agent loads the new tools.
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If you are new, register at kafkai.com. New accounts get 1,000 free credits. Then paste this line into Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client:
Read https://kafkai.com/docs/onboarding.md and set up Kafkai for me. -
Open section H of the Example Prompts page. Copy a prompt, change the domain, the ASINs and the keywords, and send it.
The help page Can I check Amazon and Google Shopping results? has the short version of this post. The tool reference describes every field that comes back.
Kafkai's job is to put the data your decisions need into the same conversation as the decision. For an online shop, that data was never only on Google. Now Kafkai covers Amazon and Google Shopping too.
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