Why does the Amazon Search Result scraper return less no of records compared to the website?
Amazon shows duplicate products on their listing page for most of the categories. Our scraper doesn't revisit such products to save your data credits.
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What is the difference between a Crawler and an API on our website?
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API Status Codes - Billable vs Non-Billable
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