The unified SocialCrawl product schema. Every field, its type, per-platform availability, and a machine-readable JSON Schema, generated from the canonical Zod source.

Product schema

Every SocialCrawl endpoint that returns a product gives you this exact shape, whatever the source platform. Write your parser once and the same code reads product data from every platform below. That is the unified schema: one contract instead of a dozen raw upstream formats.

Field reference

Field	Type	Nullable	Description
`id`	`string`	No	Platform product ID (Amazon ASIN / Google Shopping product id)
`url`	`string`	Yes	Direct URL to the product page
`title`	`string`	Yes	Product title
`description`	`string`	Yes
`seller`	`string`	Yes
`brand`	`string`	Yes	Brand name (cleaned). Null when the platform exposes a seller instead.
`price.current`	`integer`	Yes
`price.original`	`integer`	Yes
`price.currency`	`string`	Yes
`rating.average`	`integer`	Yes
`rating.count`	`integer`	Yes
`image_urls`	`string or string[]`	Yes	Primary image URL, or an array of image URLs for products with a gallery.
`availability`	`string`	Yes	Stock/availability string when surfaced
`reviews_count`	`integer`	Yes
`features`	`string[]`	Yes
`specifications`	`object[]`	Yes
`variations`	`object[]`	Yes

Extension fields (`ext`)

Platform-specific passthrough. Each field is present only on the platforms that expose it and is absent everywhere else, so treat every ext.* field as optional. These carry the richer, per-platform signals the unified leaves cannot hold, and the join keys that chain endpoints together.

Field	Type	Nullable
`ext.gid`	`string`	Yes
`ext.data_docid`	`string`	Yes
`ext.pvf`	`string`	Yes

Platform availability

2 platforms return the Product shape. id are never null on any platform. The fields below vary: yes means the platform populates it (the value may still be null); a blank means the platform never provides it, so it is always null.