Amazon bots

10 bots in the directory · Reviewed July 2026

Amazon runs three documented crawlers with separated jobs: Amazonbot improves Amazon services and may feed AI model training, Amzn-SearchBot builds the index behind search experiences like Alexa, and Amzn-User fetches pages live when a customer request needs current information. Each honors its own robots.txt token, and Amazon publishes IP addresses for all three.

Control every Amazon bot at once

robots.txt lets one rule group target multiple user-agents. These snippets cover all 10 Amazon tokens in this directory. For finer control, set rules per bot on each bot's page.

Allow all Amazon bots

User-agent: Amazonbot
User-agent: Amzn-SearchBot
User-agent: Amzn-User
User-agent: bedrockbot
User-agent: amazon-kendra
User-agent: amazon-QBusiness
User-agent: AmazonProductDiscovery
User-agent: AmazonAdBot
User-agent: Amazon-Route53-Health-Check-Service
User-agent: AmazonSellerInitiatedListing
Allow: /

Block all Amazon bots

User-agent: Amazonbot
User-agent: Amzn-SearchBot
User-agent: Amzn-User
User-agent: bedrockbot
User-agent: amazon-kendra
User-agent: amazon-QBusiness
User-agent: AmazonProductDiscovery
User-agent: AmazonAdBot
User-agent: Amazon-Route53-Health-Check-Service
User-agent: AmazonSellerInitiatedListing
Disallow: /

Careful: this group includes a search engine crawler. Blocking it removes you from traditional search rankings and the AI answers built on that index, not just AI features.