This Free AI Scrapes Amazon Best Sellers in 2 Clicks

About this video

The creator demos Thunderbit, an AI web scraper that runs as a Chrome extension, to replace manual competitor research copying titles, tags and prices into a spreadsheet. Pointed at Amazon Hot New Releases, he selects the current page, chooses click pagination for the two pages, picks a scraper template, runs it in browse mode, and watches it build a live table. He highlights sub-page scraping, which clicks into each listing to pull the full description, materials and variant prices — work he says used to take him an hour for every 20 products. Results export to Excel, CSV and JSON, and can be sent to Google Docs, Notion and Airtable. He then feeds the scraped sheet into an AI to generate design ideas and into an image generator, citing a ‘250 years of freedom’ example and claiming, based on sales ranks around 27K and 23K, that a comparable listing was probably selling more than 30-40 times a day. On pricing he is explicit: it is free to start, not free forever — one scraped row costs one credit, sub-page scraping costs two credits a row, the free tier is around six pages a month, and paid plans start around $9 a month if paid yearly. He warns credits go fast, long multi-page scrapes should be double-checked, messy heavy sites can cause stumbles, checkout may default to a yearly plan, and trademark/copyright checks still apply.

Key takeaways

• Thunderbit is a Chrome-extension AI scraper that auto-detects a page, handles click pagination, and builds a structured table without manual copying
• Sub-page scraping pulls deeper listing data — full description, materials and variant prices — that is not on the search results page
• Results can be exported to Excel, CSV or JSON, or sent to Google Docs, Notion and Airtable
• Pricing is credit-based: 1 credit per row, 2 credits per row with sub-page scraping, a free tier of around six pages a month, and paid plans starting around $9 a month yearly
• The creator warns to watch credit use, verify long multi-page scrapes complete, expect stumbles on messy sites, and check whether checkout defaults to yearly billing

Episode details: published June 14, 2026 · 8:26 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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