Get Amazon suggestions in bulk
Just enter a keyword and see Amazon suggestions (autocomplete) all at once, expanded with letters A–Z and numbers 0–9. Free, no sign-up required.
What is Amazon Suggest?
Amazon Suggest is the list of predicted searches that appears automatically when you type a keyword into the Amazon search box. Amazon is also a major shopping search engine, and its suggestions include many specific keywords from people who are close to buying. That makes it a very useful source for product research and for keyword selection on e-commerce and affiliate sites.
With Egosaru, just enter a keyword and it collects the related Amazon suggestions in one go, grouped by category such as space, letters and numbers, and shows them in an easy-to-read list. No more typing letters into the search box one at a time: you can map out related keywords thoroughly in a short time.
Here are some ways you can use it.
- Researching best-selling products and in-demand categories
- Finding keywords for product titles and descriptions
- Discovering high-intent keywords to target in affiliate articles
- Spotting niche search terms that competing sellers have not targeted
You can use the Amazon suggestions you collect right away for e-commerce marketing work such as product research and outlining review or comparison articles. It is free to use as often as you like, so enter a keyword and give it a try. If you sign up, you also get more advanced analysis features, such as tracking how your keywords change over time and filtering with positive and negative keywords.
How it works in 3 steps
1Enter a keyword
Type a product, place or service name, or any term you want to research, then press "Search for free".
2Review the suggestions
You get the original suggestions plus those with one extra character added, such as "keyword + a", "+ b" or "+ 1", all in one view.
3Copy, save and use them
Copy everything or export it as CSV or PDF. Use the results for article headings, FAQs and ad keyword ideas.
Why use Egosaru
8 search engines
Switch between Google, Baidu, Bing, YouTube, Amazon, eBay, Shopee, DuckDuckGo suggestions on the same screen and compare them.
A–Z, 0–9 expansion
Each keyword is automatically expanded into dozens of variations, so you can uncover hundreds of related terms at once.
CSV, PDF and copy
Save your results as CSV or PDF, or copy everything and paste it into a spreadsheet.
Free Suggest API
We offer a free API that returns the same data as JSON. Use it in your own tools and spreadsheets.
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Also available via API
We offer a free API that returns suggestions from search engines including Amazon as JSON. Once you are logged in, you can generate a key from "API" in the user menu.
View the API docs Sign up for freecurl -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
"https://gstudio1.com/api/v1/amazon/suggest?q=running&flat=1"
{ "ok": true, "status": "ready", "count": 412,
"suggestions": ["...", "..."] }