Audiobook catalog and pricing monitoring
Use Audible endpoints to turn audiobook catalog and pricing monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Turn Audible's audiobook catalog into structured data — keyword/category search, full audiobook detail (authors, narrators, series, runtime, rating, price), customer reviews, related titles, series listings, category tree, charts, and curated editorial lists, all as normalized JSON. Credential-free.
Search Audible's audiobook catalog and get audiobook detail, reviews, series, charts, and curated editorial lists as structured JSON.
Endpoint families
6
Documented params
36
Examples
10
Live catalog snapshot
Active endpoints
10
Methods
GET
Required params
18
Schema refs
10
{
"platform": "Audible",
"endpoint": "audible-search",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/audible/search",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use cases
Search Audible's audiobook catalog and get audiobook detail, reviews, series, charts, and curated editorial lists as structured JSON.
Use Audible endpoints to turn audiobook catalog and pricing monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Audible endpoints to turn review and rating collection into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Audible endpoints to turn chart and bestseller tracking into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Managed execution
Crawlora's Audible API is designed around Audible's own data surface, not a generic fetch endpoint — combining endpoint-specific request logic, managed infrastructure, parsing, normalization, billing, and Playground-tested examples.
Request behavior for Audible endpoints is tuned to the platform's own response shapes and edge cases.
Supported Audible endpoints can use managed proxy routing to improve reliability and reduce infrastructure work.
Dynamic Audible pages can be routed through managed browser instances where JavaScript rendering is required.
Challenge pages and unusable Audible responses are detected and surfaced clearly, not silently returned as empty data.
Audible results are returned as documented JSON instead of raw HTML.
Test the same Audible route from Docs and Playground before production integration.
Coverage map
These cards are generated from the active endpoint catalog, so the landing page reflects the same API surface used by Docs and Playground.
/audible/product/{asin}
/audible/categories
/audible/category/{id}
/audible/charts
/audible/list/{list}
/audible/products
Endpoint catalog
/audible/searchSearches Audible's audiobook catalog by keyword, title, author, narrator, or category id. At least one filter is required. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/product/{asin}Returns a normalized Audible audiobook: description, authors, narrators, series, category ladders, publisher, release date, runtime, language, sample audio URL, rating (overall/performance/story), and public list price. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/productsReturns normalized Audible audiobooks for up to 50 ASINs in a single request — the same fields as GET /audible/product/{asin}. Unrecognized ASINs are silently omitted rather than failing the whole batch. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/product/{asin}/reviewsReturns a page of an Audible audiobook's customer reviews (author, title, body, overall/performance/story ratings, helpful votes, submission date). Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/product/{asin}/relatedReturns Audible titles related to a given ASIN by a required relation type: same series, same narrator, same author, next in series, or raw upstream similarity. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/series/{asin}Returns an Audible series and every book in it, in series order. A series has its own ASIN distinct from any book in it — find one via a book's series[].asin field from GET /audible/product/{asin}. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/categoriesReturns Audible's full genre/category tree (root genres with their subgenres), including the category ids accepted by GET /audible/search's category_id filter. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/category/{id}Returns one Audible category node and its immediate children by id — cheaper than fetching the full tree from GET /audible/categories when only one node is needed. Credential-free public catalog data from api.audible.com.
/audible/chartsReturns one page of an Audible chart — a ranked list with real chart position, price, and rating that has no equivalent on api.audible.com's public JSON API. This is an HTML scrape of audible.com/charts, a different, less stable source class than the rest of this family, though its own filters (category, access level, language, duration, Audible-Originals-only) were individually verified to actually change results. category_id, access_level, and content_type=podcasts are mutually exclusive.
/audible/list/{list}Returns one of Audible's hand-curated "Popular Lists" pages, normalized into its themed shelves (heading + ordered ASINs). This is an HTML scrape of a marketing/editorial page (audible.com), not api.audible.com's JSON API — pair an ASIN from any shelf with GET /audible/products (batch) or GET /audible/product/{asin} for full title/author/price/rating detail. "Best of the Year" is not covered — its layout has no consistent structure to parse.
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How to scrape Audible
Crawlora's Audible endpoints return search, catalog, review, chart, and editorial-list data as normalized JSON with one API key — most calls are credential-free reads of Audible's own public api.audible.com catalog API, with charts and editorial lists sourced from audible.com's own pages.
Send a keyword, title, author, narrator, or category filter to /audible/search, or pass up to 50 ASINs to /audible/products for the same detail fields in one call.
Pass an ASIN (from a search result or a series/related-titles response) to /audible/product/{asin} for full detail — authors, narrators, series, runtime, language, sample audio URL, rating, and price.
Use /audible/product/{asin}/reviews for customer reviews, and /audible/product/{asin}/related with a relation type (same series, same narrator, same author, next in series, or raw similarity) for related titles.
Use /audible/categories or /audible/category/{id} for the genre/category tree, /audible/charts for ranked chart data, and /audible/list/{list} for Audible's own curated editorial lists.
FAQ
No — only your Crawlora API key. Most Audible endpoints read audible.com's own public api.audible.com catalog API, which is credential-free.
Less stable than the rest of the family. /audible/charts and /audible/list/{list} are HTML scrapes of audible.com's own marketing pages rather than the public JSON API the other endpoints use, so their fields can change if Audible redesigns those pages.
Yes — /audible/products accepts up to 50 ASINs and returns the same fields as /audible/product/{asin} for each; unrecognized ASINs are silently omitted rather than failing the whole batch.
Yes — /audible/product/{asin}/related returns related titles by a required relation type: same series, same narrator, same author, next in series, or Audible's own raw similarity ranking.